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A member asked:
If you get hurt and it's not an emergency, what should you do? can you still go to the emergency room?
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Yes: you can always go to ER. That said, with a rather mild injury and when time is not an issue would recommend either your physician or urgent care. That may save your time and money. Anytime there is a possibility for a life threatening consequence ER remains your best choice.
Answered 2/4/2017
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