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Notice a bulge or persistent pain in your groin or abdomen? It could be a hernia. Learn when urgent care can help — and when it's time to head to the ER.

Should I Go to Urgent Care for a Hernia? | FirstCall Medical Center Should I go to urgent care for a hernia? Learn the different types of hernias, warning signs, and when to choose FirstCall versus the ER.

Sudden pain in your back or side? It could be a kidney stone. Learn when urgent care is the right choice — and when symptoms require an emergency room visit.

Should I Go to Urgent Care for a Kidney Stone? | FirstCall Medical Center Should I go to urgent care for a kidney stone? Learn the symptoms, treatment options, and whether FirstCall or the ER is the right choice.

Muscle cramp or something more? If severe cramps keep coming back or won't go away, it may be time to visit urgent care. Learn when to seek treatment in our latest blog.

Urgent Care for Severe Muscle Cramps? | FirstCall Medical Center Should I go to urgent care for severe muscle cramps? Learn the causes, signs, and how FirstCall Medical Center can provide fast treatment.

A bullseye-shaped rash should be evaluated promptly, as it may be indicative of Lyme disease from a tick bite. Urgent care can diagnose early symptoms and begin treatment quickly.

Urgent Care for a Tick-Related Rash? | FirstCall Medical Center Should I go to urgent care for a tick-related rash? Learn Lyme disease warning signs, symptoms, and when FirstCall Medical Center can help.

Poor air quality can make it harder to breathe, especially for children, older adults, and those with asthma, COPD, or other respiratory conditions.

We encourage our community to stay indoors when possible, keep windows closed, and limit outdoor activity until conditions improve.

If you are experiencing trouble breathing, wheezing, chest tightness, or worsening respiratory symptoms, please come to or call any of our 5 Centennial Medical Group and FirstCall Medical Center locations.

With extreme heat affecting the region FirstCall Medical Center and Centennial Medical Group encourage everyone to take extra precautions to protect themselves and their families.

High temperatures can quickly lead to dehydration, heat exhaustion, and other heat-related illnesses. Drink water regularly, limit outdoor activity during the hottest part of the day, and check on older adults, children, neighbors, and pets.

Be alert for symptoms such as heavy sweating, weakness, dizziness, headache, nausea, rapid pulse, fainting, or confusion. Move to a cooler area and seek medical attention when symptoms do not improve. Severe symptoms, loss of consciousness, or difficulty breathing require an immediate call to 911.

FirstCall Medical Center is available for prompt evaluation and treatment of dehydration, heat exhaustion, and other non-life-threatening medical concerns.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Marie-Alberte Boursiquot to Centennial Medical Group!

A board-certified internal medicine physician and Fellow of the American College of Physicians, Dr. Boursiquot brings nearly three decades of experience in adult patient care. She completed her residency through the Johns Hopkins/Sinai Hospital program and was honored with the 2026 Mary Newman Advocacy Award for her commitment to physician leadership and patient advocacy.

We are proud to have her expertise, compassion, and dedication as part of the Centennial Medical Group family.
Personalized Care. Coordinated Health.

Should I go to urgent care for heat exhaustion? Learn symptoms, causes, and when FirstCall Medical Center can help you recover safely in summer heat.

https://www.firstcallmedicalcenter.com/urgent-care-for-heat-exhaustion

Ear pain after swimming? It could be swimmer’s ear — a painful outer ear canal infection frequently caused by trapped moisture or irritation. Learn when urgent care is the right choice for fast relief.

Urgent Care for Swimmer’s Ear? | FirstCall Medical Center Urgent care for swimmer’s ear? Learn symptoms and causes and how FirstCall Medical Center can treat ear infections quickly and safely.

Missed the catch and jammed your finger on the ball? If it’s swollen, painful, or looks out of place, it could be more than a jam. Here’s when to get it checked and how urgent care can help. www.firstcallmedicalcenter.com/urgent-care-for-a-dislocated-finger