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Primary Care

Primary care is the best place to maintain your health and talk about concerns with a dedicated doctor, or primary care provider (PCP), and team. Carle has more than 20 primary care locations throughout the region to serve you.

Choose primary care for common illnesses (such as a cold or rash), physicals, routine screenings, chronic disease management (like diabetes), and vaccines.

My Virtual Visit

My Virtual Visit is the new convenient way to get the care you need, wherever you are. Virtual patient appointments can now be conducted directly through your MyCarle account. When scheduling your next appointment, your provider’s office may suggest a virtual visit. Virtual visits are covered by many insurance providers and are subject to a co-payment. Your provider can still prescribe to your local pharmacy. Make sure to ask about a Virtual Visit for your next appointment. And sign up for MyCarle today to access this service.

Convenient Care

Convenient Care is there for you when you’re feeling under the weather, and you don’t want to wait for an appointment with your primary care provider. At Convenient Care, our experienced staff treats both Carle and non-Carle patients no need for an appointment.
 
Choose your nearest location for treatment of things like cold and flu symptoms, common aches and pains, respiratory issues, sore throats and urinary tract infections.

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Convenient Care Plus

Convenient Care Plus is for non-life-threatening health concerns that need answers from a doctor now. Locations in Danville, Mattoon and Urbana include all the treatments available in Convenient Care plus advanced testing capabilities on-site.
 
Choose Convenient Care Plus for non-life-threatening needs, including high fevers, injuries requiring x-rays, kidney stones, stomach pain and urinary tract infections. 

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Emergency Department

Emergency care is for the most serious, life-threatening illnesses or injuries. If you think you may need emergency care, call 911 immediately or go right away to your nearest emergency department. Get 24-hours-a-day, 365-days-a-year emergency care at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana, Carle Hoopeston Regional Health Center in Hoopeston, Carle BroMenn Medical Center in Normal, Carle Eureka Hospital in Eureka and Carle Richland Memorial Hospital in Olney.
 
Emergency care is for treatment of life-threatening issues, including chest pain, severe abdominal pain, severe shortness of breath, significant injury and/or blood loss and stroke symptoms.