Know Where To Go
When you aren’t feeling well, it’s important to know where to go to receive quality care as fast as possible. We offer all levels of care, ranging from 12 Primary Care clinics to four Urgent Care Centers and two Emergency Rooms.
Primary Care
Every person should have a dedicated primary care physician who can provide routine check-ups, sick appointments and nursing triage over the phone.
Symptoms
- Wellness visits
- Care for chronic conditions
- Sports/school physicals
- Medication refills
- Vaccinations
- Sick appointments
Please note: Patients who have been discharged in the last 30 days and do not have a primary care provider or need to be seen quickly can receive treatment at the TMH Transition Center.
Request an AppointmentUrgent Care and Walk-In Clinics
We have several options for when your primary care physician can’t see you, and you need care the same day.
Symptoms
- Cold, flu or asthma or allergy symptoms
- Earache, sore throat or eye irritation
- Minor injury, fracture or muscle ache
- Minor skin wound, rash or infection
- Painful urination or stomach virus
At TMH Physician Partners – Primary Care in Quincy and Wakulla, we offer extended hours for our Walk-In Clinic services.
Emergency Care
We have two Emergency Centers for patients experiencing severe symptoms that require emergency care.
Symptoms
- Signs of stroke or heart attack
- Severe difficulty breathing
- Severe injury, head trauma or bleeding
- Severe depression or suicidal thoughts
- Severe stomach pain, dehydration or fainting
If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
Find an Emergency CenterBehavioral Health
At Tallahassee Memorial Behavioral Health, we offer comprehensive and intensive inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services. If you believe you require treatment, contact our center at 850-431-5105.
Symptoms:
- Mood changes such as prolonged sadness, apathy or extreme mood swings
- Behavioral changes, such as excess anger, hostility or acting out
- Difficulty coping, with problems or daily activities or feeling disconnected
- Problematic thoughts, such as thoughts of death, suicide or harming others
- Fears or obsessive thoughts
- Hallucinations, whether visual or audio
- Substance abuse
Behavioral Health Community Resources
- If you are in immediate danger, call 911. You can also call or text 988 for the Suicide or Crisis Lifeline.
- Crisis Intervention Services (Mobile Response Team): 800-342-0774
- Same day, non-emergency treatment: 850-523-3483
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