BLOGFRISCO AND FORT WORTH, TX | ABOUT ER AND URGENT CARE
Explore multiple blog posts directly from our board-certified emergency care physicians at iCare ER & Urgent Care.
Should You Go to the ER for Pleurisy? Understanding When Urgent Care is Necessary
Introduction Pleurisy is a painful condition characterized by inflammation of...
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Urgent Care vs ER | When Should You Go to Urgent Care vs ER
When it comes to seeking medical care, it's important to...
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Candice Lagano- Radiology Lead: Frisco
MEET CANDICE, Candice has been with iCare since July 2020....
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Mahin Masoumalizadeh- Radiology Manager: Fort Worth
MEET MAHIN, She joined the iCare team in February 2019...
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Ashley Otterbine- Fort Worth: Office Manager
MEET ASHLEY OTTERBINE, She joined the iCare team in August...
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Lacy Alewel- Marketing Director
MEET LACY, She is an experienced marketing leader with 8...
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Angel Rollins, RN, BSN, MBA- Facility Director
MEET ANGEL , She has been the Facility Director of...
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Lauren Green, RN- Regional Director
MEET LAUREN GREEN RN Lauren has been with iCare since...
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How Does The COVID-19 PCR Test Work? Is It More Accurate?
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect our world, the...
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What Can Happen If Your Appendix Bursts?
Appendicitis: Understanding a Common Condition and its Life-Threatening Risks Introduction:...
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Signs You May Have A Kidney Stone And When To Go To The ER
If you have ever suffered from a kidney stone, you...
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Is It Safe To Go To An Emergency Room During COVID-19 Pandemic?
When you visit an urgent care facility or emergency room,...
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Is My Chest Pain Serious Enough To Go To The ER?
Chest pain of any kind can understandably be frightening. While...
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Been Diagnosed With COVID-19? How To Keep Your Family Healthy
No one wants to hear the news that they have...
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How To Know If You Should Go To The ER For A Fever
If you are otherwise healthy and alert, having a low-grade...
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