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Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room if you are experiencing life-threatening symptoms. This includes chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of stroke such as sudden numbness or confusion, severe bleeding, head injuries, loss of consciousness, or seizures. If your symptoms feel severe, are worsening quickly, or you believe your life may be in danger, seek emergency care right away. When in doubt, it is always safer to choose emergency care.

Urgent care is appropriate for medical concerns that need prompt attention but are not life-threatening. This may include flu symptoms, fevers, minor fractures, sprains, cuts that may require stitches, ear infections, urinary tract infections, or minor allergic reactions. Urgent care is also a good option when your primary care provider is unavailable, when your concern cannot wait for a scheduled appointment, or when you need care outside regular office hours.

Primary care is designed for ongoing, comprehensive health management. You should schedule primary care for annual physicals, preventive screenings, vaccinations, medication management, chronic condition support, or acute-care needs. Establishing a relationship with a primary care provider allows you to receive coordinated care over time, build trust with your provider, and focus on long-term wellness.

Yes. The easiest and most complete way to seek care online is through MyChart.

With MyChart, you can browse available primary care providers, schedule or request appointments, use On My Way to let an urgent care location know you are coming, and access Symptom Checker for guided recommendations. You can also message your care team, review test results, start virtual visits when available, and manage appointments — all in one secure place.

If you do not already have an account, signing up for MyChart gives you the most convenient way to connect with care from your phone, tablet, or computer.

While some information is available on our website, MyChart is the best way to manage your care online. Many digital features, including Symptom Checker, online scheduling, secure messaging, and virtual visits, require a MyChart account.

Creating an account allows you to access your health information, communicate with your care team, manage appointments, and take action quickly when you need care. If you do not have an account yet, sign up today.