
This post was sponsored by PhysicianOne Urgent Care as part of an Influencer Activation for Influence Central and all opinions expressed in my post are my own.
With the first month of the Fall, it’s always that time of year where transitioning from season to season can be hard. It almost feels like you go into survival mode. Going from being relaxed from fitting so much into your schedule to combatting the busy back to school schedule and the start of Fall can seem endless. Having to make sure the little ones are all set to start school can seem endless. Even more, from flu-like symptoms to allergies and asthma to just colds can feel like the worst. You always want to spend those Fall activities with the family but sometimes those unexpected times can cause a dent, especially; when already dealing with being the busiest. That’s why today I am sharing my top mom survival tip.
Survival against those busy Fall schedules
PhysicianOne Urgent Care centers are the best alternative to the Emergency Room and illnesses for all ages, from babies to the elderly. It’s a great way to turn that mom survival into an easy way to deal with illnesses during the year.
They have centers in New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts. Which is why this is great for those transitions with the weird weather and ickiness.
- Write down all appointments needed for everyone in the household: PhysicianOne Urgent Care is such a great resource. We’ve been through those no sick appointments available. Sitting in the ER with a sick child is no fun. That’s why it’s a great alternative to visiting an Emergency Room.
- Time-sensitive is important: PhysicianOne Urgent Care offers a check in your nearby locations which is great so you are able to view your drive time and their ETA you would have to wait.
- Receive shots, flu vaccines, physicals for everyone in one place: This is practically a one-stop shop for everyone. They have select shots available like TDAP, HEP B and more. Check out HERE and you can confirm which ones are available when contacting your local center.
- Finding a convenient place is essential: Survival 101 convenience is key. They are open 365 days per year, including Christmas Day and Thanksgiving Day. Hours may vary but their hours are incredibly convenient. Normally from 8:00 AM-8:00 PM.
- Communication is key: The worst is when you go to the ER and they never even contact your primary. Summer 2017 A had an accident and fell. He ended up knocking out both his two front teeth. The ER never contacted his primary care or dentist even when asking for their info. PhysicianOne Urgent Care faxes their notes to the patient’s primary care provider after each visit.
It is important to note that if a patient is concerned about whether or not they can be treated at a PhysicianOne Urgent Care center, they can always call 855.349.2828
Jaclyn Musselman
Thank goodness for local urgent care centers—so good when the doctor’s office is closed on the weekend.
Wendy
Great post!
I am not looking forward to the many illnesses and ailments that accompany the fall and winter months!
Jalisa
WendyYour preaching to me lol. It’s either me, my son or husband. It never fails.
holly
Such great tips! I learned the hard way, when my firstborn was sick on a weekend, that I needed a plan & a place to take him that I trusted. It’s amazing they are open 365/year too!
Jalisa
hollyYes. I’ve had it happen to me too when my son was smaller and had to go to the ER is definitely not fun.
Katie
Urgent cares are awesome! My husband works at one and we use it often!
Luz
It is so true that it is important to stay prepared with the change of weather. So much out there and with the exposure the kiddos get at school it is tough! Thanks for your post!
Deborah
I would add keeping medical info up-to-date, especially for emergencies. I have had to change insurances a lot in the past few years so it’s good to keep all that info updated and in one place for when a situation does arise.
Jalisa
DeborahI agree. I’ve had issues where even when updating it doesn’t go in right and still get a bill.
Dree
I love these tips! As my family grows, it has been difficult to maintain and manage with everyone to make schedule. Communication is definitely the one that I need to work on
Jalisa
DreeI agree.
Jessica Moore
Great post as we get into a time of germs and other crazy things!
Kerri
Fall is so tough! Thank you so much for this post. I needed it.
Jalisa
KerriNo problem. I completely agree.
D
This is a great break down of exactly what is need to be delt with. I guess these do not only apply to parents with kids but also a family of 2 adults. Well at least some parts of it. Thank you for the detailed breakdown.
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