When to go to the Emergency Room

This guide is designed to provide basic guide for when a person should visit a hospital emergency room.

Go to your local hospital emergency room or call 911 for conditions such as:

• Intense chest pain and you suspect heart attack
• Severe burns
• Sudden inability to speak, move or walk
• Sudden confusion
• Deep wounds or heavy bleeding
• Coughing up blood
• High fever despite taking medicine
• Inhalation of smoke or toxic fumes
• Broken bones or loss of movement
• Trouble breathing or swelling due to allergic reaction
• Seizures
• Suicidal thoughts
• Consumption of poison
• Drug or alcohol overdose

Premium Urgent Care provides comprehensive urgent care services.  This includes services such as minor laceration repair which might require stitches, incision and drainage of minor abscess formations, and toenail removals.  Many of the services we provide are similar to that which are offered by a primary care physician or in a local emergency room.