ER Prevention

When to go to Urgent Care, ER, or Primary Care Physician

Primary Care Physician

If your condition is life threatening,
call 911 or go immediately to the
nearest emergency department.

If your concern is not a life-threatening emergency, first attempt to contact your physician’s office.

• Your physicians know you, your medication history, current health conditions, and what medication you take. 

• Speaking with your physician first may help you avoid a trip to Urgent Care or the hospital Emergency Department.

• A visit to our office typically costs much less then visits to either an Urgent Care or Emergency Department.

Urgent Care

If your condition is life threatening,
call 911 or go immediately to the
nearest emergency department.

If your physician is not available and you need to be seen the same day for a minor illness or injury, Urgent Care clinic are an alternative that are generally less expensive that the Emergency Department. Urgent Care clinics can treat minor conditions, including, but not limited to: 

  • Cold & flu symptoms
  • Ear infections 
  • Sinus infections
  • Sore throat
  • Pink eye
  • Insect bites
  • Minor burns, cuts, and rashes
  • Poison ivy
  • Bladder infections 
  • Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
  • Breathing difficulties (such as mild to moderate asthma)

Emergency Department

If your condition is life threatening,
call 911 or go immediately to the
nearest emergency department.

Sometimes there are situations where you need care immediately. If so, then you should go tot the Emergency Department. Some situations could include:

  • Severe difficulty breathing

  • Severe chest pain or pressure 

  • Rapid heartbeat that doesn’t slow down

  • Unexplained weakness or loss of feeling in a body part or inability to speak 

  • Head injury with passing out, fainting, or confusion

  • Loss of consciousness

New Wildomar Clinic

Now Open

23823 Clinton Keith Rd. STE 102,
Wildomar, CA 92595
Office: (951) 414-8280

Dr. Rome Walter

Dr. Anh Brewer

Desirae Segura, NP