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Call 911 if …

Most of us have a sense for when a situation is dangerous. If your instinct or intuition tells you it’s serious, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Call 911 now

Always choose the side of caution.

When it comes to your health, it is always better to be on the side of caution. Call 911 when you have:

Know the signs

Symptoms that need immediate attention

Person experiencing chest painCall 911
Emergency symptom

Chest Pain

Chest pain may feel like heartburn, but it can be a sign of a heart attack. For any pain, pressure or discomfort in the chest, arms, back or arms that lasts at least five minutes, you should call 911. Those experiencing a heart attack may also feel pain in their jaw, neck or stomach. If you have chest pain or pressure that lasts more than a couple of minutes, or if it comes back, it’s time to call 911. You shouldn’t try to drive yourself or a loved one with these symptoms.

The ambulance has special equipment and trained people who can help you more quickly.
Person experiencing shortness of breathAct immediately
Emergency symptom

Shortness of Breath

If it happens suddenly and is keeping you from your everyday activities, have someone drive you to the emergency room. Call 911 if it’s severe or if you also have nausea or chest pain or you pass out. You could be having a heart attack or pulmonary embolism (a blood clot in your lung).

When in doubt, call.

Do not wait or attempt to drive yourself when symptoms are severe. Emergency teams can begin care on the way to the hospital.

Call 911 now

Rochestor Cardiologist Clinic

1460 Walton Blvd STE 209,
Rochester Hills, MI 48309

Give us a Call: (586) 698-1200
Fax: 586-698-1210

Washington Twp Cardiologist Clinic

57850 Van Dyke Suite 400,
Washington Twp. MI 48094

Phone (586) 677-4606
Fax 586-677-4661

Sterling Heights Clinic

37771 Schoenherr, Suite 101
Sterling Heights, MI 48312

Phone (586) 698-1200
Fax (586) 698-1210

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