Want an easier way to get in line at our urgent care facilities? Download our Emergency One Urgent Care App! This new App makes it even more convenient for you to get “In Line, Online!” Go to either the Apple App Store at http://bit.ly/E1AppforiPhone or Google Play for Android at http://bit.ly/E1AppforAndroid and download […]
Read More →With our new check-in system, we can help you keep moving during your busy day. When you check-in with our online system, or when you walk in to our facility, enter your cell phone number and we’ll keep you on track. Our new system will text you updates as to when you should be arriving. […]
Read More →You might notice some changes when you arrive at Emergency One. With our new “Get in line … Online” system, we’ve added a check-in kiosk to each facility. Please stop at the kiosk and follow the prompts to get you in line as soon as you arrive or if you got in line … online, […]
Read More →Skip the Wait! Soon, you will be able to select you’re spot in line AND have us text you 20 minutes before your visit. No more waiting hours in a waiting room; go grab a cup of coffee, do a little holiday shopping or pick up some items from the supermarket. Now you can get […]
Read More →It’s hard to believe, but back to school is coming soon! Does your child need a back to school physical? It’s about that time of year when parents are starting to get their children ready for the new school year, shopping for new school supplies and buying new outfits to get them ready for a […]
Read More →Don’t forget! We accept most major insurance plans including, but not limited to: • Aetna • Blue Cross Blue Shield • MVP • The Empire Plan • Medicare • CDPHP • Tricare • Cigna • United Healthcare and many more. We also accept self-pay options starting at $100 for the visit. No appointments necessary, just […]
Read More →More than 44 million Americans over the age of 65 receive Medicare benefits. The good news is … we accept Medicare at Emergency One. How does Emergency One work with Medicare? If you have Medicare coverage, it’s important to know that both emergency care and urgent care fall under Part B – Outpatient Care. This […]
Read More →Sinus infection or Allergy? This time of the year it can be hard to tell the difference. To make matters worse, a sinus infection can intensify allergic reactions and vice versa. Both conditions have similar symptoms which might include a runny nose, fatigue and sinus pressure. Where’s the difference? Sinus infection is usually accompanied by […]
Read More →Last week we wrote about the potential for a particularly large outbreak of black-legged ticks and the related incidence of Lyme’s disease. The Hudson Valley is poised for the worst tick season in decades this year. Today, we will focus on tips to prevent tick bites. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention […]
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