Emergency Health Info

Emergency Health Info

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Emergency Health Info

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Use this page as your  personal resource to be ready.

You never know when you’ll need it, and by then, there’s no time to plan–but with a little preparation, you can keep you and your family informed, and safer.

My First Aid Kit

WHEN to Go to the ER

5 Things to Help Your Loved One in the ER

Your ER Checklist

Your Child’s ER Checklist

Blogs by Dr. Darria on Emergency-related Conditions

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