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| Join UCA Advocacy Manager Kristin Rastatter as she debunks five common Urgent Care myths. Use these insights to educate others, reduce unnecessary ER visits, and promote timely care for non-emergencies. Help spread the word and support the future of Urgent Care! |
Join UCA Advocacy Manager, Kristin Rastatter as she debunks 5 of the most common myths about Urgent Care. Utilize these key points to inform the public and lawmakers, advocate for the proper use of urgent care services, minimize unnecessary emergency room visits, and ensure prompt, effective care for non-life-threatening conditions. Ensuring a bright future for Urgent Care is a priority for us all. Spread the word and let’s get to myth busting!
| Contributor | Urgent Care Association |
|---|---|
| Format | Video |
| Length | 3 minutes |
| Publication Date | 9/12/2024 |
| Source | Urgent Care Association |
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