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Where Can Families Access Emergency Services?

In case of emergencies, quick access to services is crucial. Families can:
Call the emergency hotline (911 in the U.S.) for immediate help.
Visit the nearest urgent care center or emergency room.
Use telehealth services for quick consultations.
Contact poison control centers in case of ingestion emergencies.

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