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Unexpected events happen in life; occasionally, those events take the shape of an injury or abrupt sickness. However, choosing between the emergency room (ER) and urgent care, both easily accessible, can be difficult and confusing for some. So what is the difference between "urgent care" vs "emergency room"? In this blog post, Medi-Station Urgent Care provides an insight on the difference between urgent care and the emergency room, including a concise and straightforward advice on how to know which one to choose in times of need as well as what makes Medistation Urgent Care unique among other

Heart disease is a silent predator that doesn’t discriminate by age, often striking without warning. It can affect both the young and the old, therefore, prevention is the key to a healthy heart. In this comprehensive guide, brought to you by Medi-Station Urgent Care, we delve into preventive measures tailored for different age groups. Whether you’re in your twenties or your golden years, understanding the unique challenges and interventions for your age can significantly impact your heart health.

As the seasons change and cooler weather sets in, the arrival of flu season is a certainty. The flu can strike at any time, leaving individuals vulnerable to its uncomfortable symptoms and potential complications. In Miami Shores, being prepared for the flu season is essential for maintaining the health and well-being of the community. At Medi-Station Urgent Care in Miami Shores, flu season preparedness is a top priority. Our experienced medical team is dedicated to providing comprehensive care to individuals seeking flu-related assistance. From flu testing to symptom management, we are here

Medi-Station Urgent Care is an urgent care center in Miami that provides fast and affordable medical services for patients of all ages.

Heat-related illnesses are preventable and treatable. Know the symptoms so you and your family are prepared for the summer The sun’s inviting you to a picnic on the beach, but - with record high temperatures nationwide - awareness for heat-related illnesses is vital. The CDC reports that around 618 people die due to heat exposure in the United States every year and all of these deaths could have been prevented.