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treatment plans. The wait times
at ExpressCare are often shorter
than those at the emergency
department.
Dr. Cohen explains, “If your
issue is something you would
normally feel comfortable
addressing with your primary
care doctor, then an urgent
care center is likely a more
appropriate choice than the
emergency room.” +
Rendering of new Kendall Emergency Department and
main entrance
SVMC’s ExpressCare provides walk-in care for minor injuries and illnesses seven days a week.
When to visit ExpressCare or the Emergency Department
ExpressCare
Rash or skin infection
Earache
Cold and flu-like symptoms
Minor injury (broken bones, strains and
sprains)
Low-grade fever (fever without
confusion or seizures)
Back pain
UTI
Insect bites
Eye irritation
STDs
Minor cuts requiring stitches
Diarrhea
Mild asthma attacks
Hours of operation: Open daily 8 a.m.
to 6 p.m., no appointment needed
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas
Emergency Department
Heart condition or heart attack
symptoms (chest pain or pressure)
Stroke symptoms (sudden change in
vision, strength, speech, or difficulty
walking)
Confusion
Stomach pain/vomiting
Internal bleeding
Difficulty breathing
Dehydration
Dizziness/passing out
Serious injuries/trauma
Mental health concerns
Seizures
Severe allergic reaction (swelling
of the lips, difficulty breathing or
swallowing)
Pregnant with vaginal bleeding and/or
abdominal pain.
Suspected overdose/poisoning
Hours of operation: 24 hours/
7 days a week
If you are experiencing what you
believe to be a medical emergency,
dial 911.
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