It’s Crucial to Have Work-Related Injuries Examined Right Away
UrgentMED Team
Jan
28
We typically associate work-related injuries with more hazardous types of jobs – a construction worker, firefighter, police officer, factory worker, for example. And while having a job in a more “hazardous” industry increases your chances of getting hurt on the job, the truth is that sustaining a work-related injury can
Four Services You Might Not Have Known Our Urgent Care Center Can Provide
UrgentMED Team
Jan
22
There are many reasons people turn to urgent care facilities for medical help. But UrgentMED is more than a typical urgent care center. While of course, we provide emergency care, we also offer many more services, uncommonly offered at other urgent care facilities. We Do It All Right Here Which
What are the Symptoms of Pink Eye? Can Urgent Care Help?
UrgentMED Team
Jan
16
Conjunctivitis, more commonly known as “Pink Eye,” can be highly contagious. Fortunately, it can also be easily treatable. It’s important to learn more about this common eye problem. That’s why the UrgentMED network decided to share this guide. What is Conjunctivitis or Pink Eye? Bacterial or viral infections cause conjunctivitis
What are the Warning Signs of Pneumonia?
UrgentMED Team
Jan
11
A cough. Fever. Chills. When you think about it, those symptoms would fit the bill for a number of illnesses. But one of the more serious illnesses that produce these symptoms, and more is pneumonia. Pneumonia is a common lung infection that can be mild, but also life-threatening. Obviously, the
When Does An Ear Infection Require Medical Treatment?
UrgentMED Team
Jan
08
An ear infection is caused by a bacterial or viral infection of the fluid within the eustachian tubes of the ear. There are many different factors that can lead to an ear infection. It can affect the outer, inner, or middle ear. Typically, ear infection symptoms can manifest very quickly.
Five Things to Know About Cervical Cancer
UrgentMED Team
Jan
02
This is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, the perfect time to discuss cervical cancer. All women are at risk for cervical cancer. It used to be one of the most common causes of cancer deaths in American women, but thankfully, more women are being screened for the disease, which has helped
