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Is it an emergency?
Is it an emergency?
An emergency is life-threatening. Is your life or someone else’s life in danger? Call 911 right away or go to the closest ER. You don't need approval from your plan to go.
Here are some examples to help you decide:
- Flu
- Cold
- Sore throat
- Earache
- Prescription refill or request
- Back strain
- Poisoning or overdose
- Severe chest pain or heart attack
- No movement in your arms or legs
- Bleeding that you can’t stop
- Loss of consciousness
- Deep cuts or serious burns
- Pregnancy with severe bleeding or pain
- Broken bones
- Bad burns
- Car accidents
Go to the ER for emergencies, not time savings
If you go to the ER because you think they’ll see you more quickly, you’ll most likely have to wait. In the ER, anything except a real emergency has to wait, even if you were there first.
Is it urgent?
Is it urgent?
You may have an urgent medical problem that’s not an emergency. Urgent health needs may be things like:
- Flu
- Bad sore throats
- Earaches
- Back pain
- Migraine headaches
- Sprains
Here are some places you can find care at all times of day or night:
- Health care clinics
- Community health centers
- Urgent care facilities
Not sure where to go? Find a provider. Under “Specialty” search for “urgent care.”
Urgent care at home
You can get care in the comfort of your home. We have providers who can bring you urgent care at home in a few hours. Then, you can stay home and focus on feeling better.
- Fever or flu
- Migraines
- Urinary tract infections
- Asthma
- Seasonal allergies
- Upper respiratory tract infections
- Eye infections or irritation (including pink eye)
- Skin infections or rash
- Nausea or vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Constipation
Just call one of these providers to start:
- Dispatch Health: Call 480-295-4490 or visit Dispatch Health.
- Scottsdale Physicians Group (SPG): Call 480-268-2670 anytime. The answering service responds to calls between 5 p.m. and 8 a.m. They’ll contact the provider on call for you.
- Spectrum Healthcare: Call 928-634-2236.
- DMG Children's Rehabilitative Services: Call 602-914-4KID (4543).
Still not sure what to do?
Call your primary care physician (PCP)
Not sure what to do? Call your PCP, even if the office isn’t open. They have an answering service, so your doctor will get the message. Someone will call you back and tell you what to do. Make sure your phone can receive calls or you may miss them.
If you get sick or have an accident, call your doctor first. Can’t get an appointment that day? You may still get care at a clinic or urgent care.
Call the Nurse Line
You can also call the Nurse Line at ${MS_phone_1} or ${MS_phone_2} (TTY 711).
- We’re here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- After hours, choose “More options” and then “Speak to a nurse.”
- The nurse can answer your questions and help you make health decisions.
- It doesn’t take the place of your primary care provider (PCP), so be sure to follow up later.
Crisis services
Are you or a loved one in a behavioral health crisis? This is when you think you might hurt yourself or someone else. Or you’re feeling overwhelmed and find it hard to cope with stress. You can call the Arizona behavioral health crisis line at 1-844-534-HOPE (1-844-534-4673). You can also text HOPE to 4HOPE (44673). Or visit our crisis services page to learn more.
Questions?
Call Member Services at ${MS_phone_1} or ${MS_phone_2} (TTY 711). We’re here for you ${member_services_hours}.