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Emergency Rooms - Urgent Care Centers

When to use an ER: Go to an ER when you have a life or limb-threatening condition.

 

When to use an Urgent Care Center: Go to an urgent care center when your condition is NON life or limb-threatening, but must be dealt with in a timely manner.

 

It's important to consider using a facility where your doctor has privileges, for several reasons. If you or your child is admitted, your doctor can followup, supervise his care and advocate for you with the hospital administration when necessary.

Also consider the distance. If you or your child is admitted, you'll have to get transportation to and from the hospital for visits, which can be costly and difficult to organize.

 

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Cornell Emergency Room

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Hospital for Special Surgery

 Manhattan
535 East 70th Street,New York NY,NY |  Get directions
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Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital

 Washington Heights
3959 Broadway,New York 10032,New York,New York County |  Get directions
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NYU Langone’s Samuels Orthopedic Immediate Care Center

 Gramercy Park
301 East 17th Street,New York 10003,New York,New York County |  Get directions
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