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Learn When to Seek Emergency Care for Symptoms Not Related to COVID-19

Posted on April 20, 2020 by ODPHP

Physical distancing is important to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but it is equally important that you monitor your health and know when to seek emergency medical care for serious symptoms that are not related to COVID-19. You may be concerned about going to a hospital or urgent care site during this outbreak, when many people are seeking care for coronavirus. There are, however, some signs and symptoms of a medical emergency that you should always seek treatment for immediately. 

Learn the signs and symptoms of a medical emergency that everyone should know and the importance of seeking treatment immediately in this blog post by Assistant Secretary for Health, ADM Brett P. Giroir.

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Tags: Health Care Quality and Patient Safety