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>don't want to be more than an hour away from urgent care If it's an hour away, does it really qualify as "urgent" care?
by gcanyon 2y ago
>don't want to be more than an hour away from urgent care
If it's an hour away, does it really qualify as "urgent" care?
- salad-tycoon 2y agoThink you can keep a finger or hand on ice for a few hours. Should be “fine.” Aneurysm, MI, stroke? Not so fine but, call of the wild.
- lanstin 2y agourgent care vs. emergency room.
- spockz 2y agoAlso, if you need a doctor or ambulance to come to you it first needs to drive the hour up and then another hour to an hospital. But maybe that type of care works differently when distances are so large. Are helicopters used? Large distances for planned care is probably manageable. For urgent care not so much. Living alone also means not having someone else that can signal the emergency services when something is wrong.
- _DeadFred_ 2y agoWe have http://lifeflight.org http://lifeflight.org in the Rocky Mountain West. $85 a year. I wish they would expand into ground service in my area so I didn't have to worry about ambulance bills. Maybe pick up a personal anti choking device (https://www.amazon.com/anti-choking-device/s?k=anti+choking+device https://www.amazon.com/anti-choking-device/s?k=anti+choking+...) as well.
- gcanyon 2y agoI was curious since I'd never seen that thing, so I watched the video: that looks useful only if you have someone to apply it to you. Seems like there'd be a market for an automatic one where all you have to do is push a button and then smash it into your face.