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House Call: Vol.7 • No.1

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More than 1.6 MILLION infants and adults older than age 45 are admitted to the ER due to respiratory conditions, including bronchitis, pneumonia and asthma. Ear infections and fever are two of the most common reasons patients younger than age 18 go to the ER, accounting for almost 10 PERCENT of all visits. 4.5 MILLION adults younger than age 85 seek care from the ER for abdominal and stomach pain. More than 2.2 MILLION adults older than age 45 visit the ER for nonspecifi c chest pain. TOP REASONS People Visit the ER EVERYDAY WELLNESS 4 * Source of all statistics: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality WHEN YOU FEEL SOMETHING IS WRONG WITH YOUR BODY, IT'S TIME TO GO TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM (ER). LEARN WHAT DRIVES MORE THAN 131 MILLION AMERICANS TO VISIT THE ER EVERY YEAR. SURVIVE. DON'T DRIVE. Visit GranburyHeartCare.com to learn more about Lake Granbury Medical Center's nationally accredited Chest Pain Center. If you feel heart attack symptoms, call 911. Paramedics can start treatment immediately. Because driving yourself is more than just dangerous. It can be deadly. SURVIVE. DON'T DRIVE. www.scpcp.org The care you need — when you need it. Visit GranburyER.com to learn about our 30-Minutes-or-Less ER Service Pledge. 3

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