The Villager - November 29, 2018

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Volume 2 | Issue 4

The Pulse of

Lenox Health Greenwich Village

Urgent Care vs. Emergency Department You know you need medical assistance, but where do you go? Here’s a quick guide to help you decide. Urgent Care

Emergency Department

(like GoHealth)

(like Lenox Health Greenwich Village)

For non-emergency medical conditions that need immediate care:

For medical conditions requiring rapid treatment in hospital setting:

Allergic reactions

Broken bones and dislocated joints

Sprains and strains

Abdominal or chest pain

Minor cuts requiring stitches

DiďŹƒculty breathing

Mild fever without rash

Head or eye injuries

Minor burns

Severe burns

Animal or insect bites

Stroke symptoms (slurred speech,

For a Northwell Health ambulance, call (833) 259-CEMS (2367). Our responding professionals will get you safely to care. Do not drive yourself to the hospital if you are feeling unwell.

numbness, severe headache)

Sore throat High fevers (over 100.4 degrees F Ear pain

in babies under 3 months or 101 in older children/adults)

Suspected drug overdose or poisoning

Our Emergency Department is here for you 24/7. We are located on Seventh Avenue between West 12th and West 13th Streets. Visit us at Northwell.edu/LenoxHealthED or call (646) 679-6678.

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