As the Hudson Valley enters tick season, patients are presenting with tick bites more frequently at Emergency One locations. The significance of this trend is important in our new COVID-19 reality as several diseases that ticks carry can mimic COVID-19 symptoms. The following symptoms may be seen in both COVID-19 and with tick-borne illnesses: Fever […]
Read More →This time of the year, we see more wrist, hand and finger wounds as DIY’ers begin new projects. Remember to always use appropriate protection when diving in to your projects that require power tools. Goggles, gloves and even closed-toed shoes will reduce your chance of injuries. If you do have an accident, Emergency One is […]
Read More →The same service that you have grown to love over the past 25 years can now be accessed online. You can visit with the same providers that you come to see in our physical locations, right from the comfort of your home. Please click on the “Emergency One Telemed” button below to arrange for a telemedicine visit. […]
Read More →Here’s a great article regarding social distancing and how it can have an impact in the spread of COVID-19. Good graphics and simulation models. https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/corona-simulator/ Help spread the message to friends and family. Containment is no longer an option, we must all do our part to help slow the spread. Social distancing is a real […]
Read More →This Emergency One Urgent Care update on the coronavirus (COVID-19) is the latest in an emerging, rapidly evolving situation. Guidance and recommendation are primarily being issued through the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the New York State and New York City Departments of Health. Infectious disease experts have reported that most cases of COVID-19 […]
Read More →The coronavirus (COVID-19) has been on the front page of the news over the past few weeks. While this is a potentially dangerous virus, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) the risk in the United States is still considered low. The symptoms include fever, cough and shortness of breath, typical of other flu […]
Read More →The flu is a serious, potentially life-threatening illness. This year is shaping up to be a bad one. According to the Poughkeepsie Journal, there has been more than 22,763 cases in New York as of December 28th. That’s more than three times the average number of flu cases in the past two years by that […]
Read More →This time of the year it can be hard to tell the difference between a sinus infection or allergy. 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 […]
Read More →Emergency One is proud to announce our renewal of our Blue Cross Blue Shield contract. Blue Cross Blue Shield is one of the largest insurers in the Hudson Valley. With this renewal, we can continue to provide the great care that residents of the Hudson Valley have come to trust throughout the years.
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