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Urgent Care, Primary Care, or Emergency Department: Which One's Right for You?

	Primary Care	Emergency Dept.	Urgent Care
Abdominal pain* *If severe, visit the emergency department		•
Allergies	•		•
Asthma* *If severe, visit the emergency department	•		•
Bleeding (heavy)		•
Breathing difficulties		•
Broken bones - minor* *If severe, visit the emergency department		•	•
Bronchitis, pneumonia	•		•
Burns		•
Chest pain		•
Chronic health conditions	•
Colds and flu	•		•
Cough	•		•
Cuts and scrapes	•		•
Diarrhea/Stomachache* *If severe, visit the emergency department	•	•	•
Earache	•		•
Heart attack		•
Infections (pink eye, urinary tract, other)	•		•
Life-threatening conditions		•
Shortness of breath		•
Sinus Infection	•		•
Skin conditions (poison ivy, rashes, irritations)	•		•
Sore throat	•		•
Sprains and strains	•		•
Stroke		•
Trauma or severe injury		•
Vomiting* *If severe, visit the emergency department	•	•	•

	Primary Care	Emergency Dept.	Urgent Care
COVID-19 Tests			•
Flu shots	•		•
Immunizations	•
Preventive Care	•
Physicals (drivers' license, school, sports, work)	•		•
Screenings	•
Well visits	•

Prescheduled appointments are available during certain hours, seven days a week.
Please do not schedule more than one appointment on the same day for the same person and condition.
Only one prescheduled appointment time will be honored for the same patient on the same day.
Patients who preschedule an appointment will be seen as close as possible to their scheduled time, regardless of patient arrival time.
Arriving early for a prescheduled appointment may not expedite care.
Patients arriving late for prescheduled appointments may be considered walk-ins.
Walk-in patients are welcome at any time.
Walk-in patients are generally seen in the order they arrive.
Some patients may be seen ahead of others based on their medical needs.
Prescheduling an appointment online is not available at UPMC Urgent Care locations in central Pa. and western Maryland.