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Deciding where to get care when you or someone in your family is sick or hurt can be confusing. Knowing the right place to get help — whether it’s your regular doctor, an urgent care clinic, or virtual care — can help you get better faster, save money, and feel less worried. 

You’re in the right place to learn when and where to look for care. You can also learn how to stay ahead of illness by making small, everyday choices that keep you and your family healthy — from eating well and getting good sleep to managing stress.

Your Care Options

Deciding where to get help when you or someone in your family is sick or hurting can be confusing. Finding care when you need it can help speed up your recovery and save time and money.

  • Virtual Visit

    Simple 24/7 access to a doctor using a smartphone or computer. Get quick diagnosis and treatment options for minor problems.

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  • Convenient/Retail Clinic

    Walk-in and see a Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) seven days a week in a retail setting or drugstore. Get quick diagnosis and treatment options for minor problems.

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  • Family Primary Care

    Your Primary Care Physician (PCP) and their care team use your medical history & current symptoms to diagnose you. An appointment is required.

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  • Urgent Care

    A medical clinic for non-life-threatening issues. Staffed by doctors, NPs, and PAs, it offers quick, walk-in care 7 days a week.

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  • Emergency Room

    Located in a hospital and open 24/7, 365 days a year. This department is where you will get care for serious illnesses and injuries.

    Learn More about the Emergency Room
  • Urgency Center

    These standalone Emergency Rooms (ER) provide similar services to a hospital ER, but they are not hospital-based and are often more costly.

    Learn More about Urgency Centers
  • Be Proactive About Your Health — For You and Your Family

    Proactive health involves making small, daily choices to feel your best, rather than just reacting to illness. By building good habits like eating well, staying active, sleeping enough, and managing stress, you create long-term health for you and your family.

    You can also use experts like nutritionists, trainers, life coaches, or financial planners to help guide you. Starting simple today builds the strength, confidence, and resilience you need for the future.

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