Find an Urgent Care Location
When you need care, but it’s not an emergency, visiting an urgent care center can save you time and money. Our urgent care clinics are conveniently located and ready to help.
Emergency Care
Care you can count on
Treatment for Life-Threatening Conditions
When you need care in a hurry, it helps to be prepared. Knowing where and when to access 24-hour emergency care can save a life. Our skilled emergency physicians and nurses are always ready to help.
Finding the Right Care at the Right Place
When To Visit the Emergency Room
Sometimes it's easy to tell when you or a loved one needs emergency care, but sometimes it's not. It's best to seek emergency care right away for symptoms or conditions that are life-threatening or may become life-threatening.
Symptoms of medical emergency may include:
- A broken bone
- Abdominal pain
- Chest pain
- Coughing or vomiting blood
- Difficulty breathing
- Elevated or reduced body temperature or blood pressure
- Excessive bleeding
- Head, neck or back injury
- Major injury
- Persistent vomiting
- Pregnancy-related emergency
- Unconsciousness
- Severe burns
- Severe pain or allergic reactions
When To Seek Urgent Care
If you need medical care right away, but your condition is not life-threatening, visiting an urgent care center can help save you time and money.
Urgent care can help you with a wide variety of health care needs, including:
- Dehydration
- Diarrhea
- Fever
- Flu
- Infections
- Minor cuts and bruises
- Rashes
- Sprained ankle
When you can't wait to see a doctor but you're not having an emergency, urgent care may be the right option for you.
If you are experiencing life-threatening symptoms, get help. If you feel chest pain or show any sign of a heart attack or stroke, don’t wait. Call 911 right away or visit your nearest emergency room.
Emergency Care
Emergency care is close to home. Find your nearest Beth Israel Lahey Health hospital location below.
