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Quick Treatments for Stomach Viruses and Food Poisoning
We’ve all been there at some point. You wake up and feel off. A few hours later, you can’t stop throwing up into a basket while you're stuck on the toilet. Whether you have a stomach virus or are experiencing food poisoning, it’s never a fun situation. You need to...
Why Urgent Care Is the Best Choice to Treat Minor Eye Injuries
By 2020, an estimated 24 million Americans admitted they’d had at least one eye injury at some point in their life. Workplace eye injuries are extremely common and affect almost 20,000 workers per year. These eye injuries may be serious, but many are minor. Even minor...
Urgent Care for Post-Vaccination Reactions
After a vaccination, soreness and maybe minor swelling at the injection site are common post-vaccination reactions. The reactions you experience depend on the vaccine. Some people experience mild flu-like symptoms after a COVID or flu shot. A shingles vaccination may...
Chronic Conditions: How Urgent Care Clinics Handle Long-term Care
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimates that around 129 million Americans have one or more chronic conditions. Five of the 10 most prevalent chronic health conditions are preventable and/or treatable. More alarming is that 42% of Americans with a...
Urgent Care Guide for Skin Conditions
One in four Americans have some type of skin disease in the U.S. For some, it’s allergic eczema. For others, it can be a challenging skin condition like Rosacea where the cause is difficult to pinpoint, which makes it hard to treat. Skin conditions also include rashes...
Urgent Care for Children: What Fresno Parents Need to Know
Many of us have been there and know the panic and anxiety that follow. Your child is suddenly sick, injured, or simply not him or herself. Whether you need urgent care on a weekend or in the middle of the day and your child’s pediatrician isn’t available, Premium...
Urgent Care for Fresno Seniors: Tackling Common Health Concerns
The National Council on Aging states that almost 95% of older adults have one chronic health condition and nearly 80% have at least two. The 10 most common are: High blood pressure (60%) High cholesterol (51%) Obesity (42%) Arthritis (35%) Ischemic or coronary heart...
How to Prepare for an Urgent Care Visit: What You Need to Know
When you need medical care and your regular doctor is closed, urgent care is the best alternative. An ear infection, dog bite, or fall that leads to a sprained wrist isn’t guaranteed to happen during normal hours. You shouldn’t have to wait days until your doctor’s...
How Urgent Care Centers Handle After-Hours Emergencies
The value of urgent care is that it’s available all week and often in hours that extend before or after typical work hours. Urgent care is available on weekends, unlike your general practitioner’s office. What happens when you have an after-hours emergency and need...
The Importance of Follow-Up Care After an Urgent Care Visit
Urgent care centers are a vital part of the American healthcare system. If you don’t have a doctor or your normal doctor is busy and cannot see you for weeks or months, urgent care centers fill the gap. They’re also handy when you need to see a doctor outside of...