07/02/2026
When the summer temperatures spike, knowing the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke can save a life. ☀️👇
Heat Exhaustion is your body's warning system. It means you’ve lost too much water and salt through sweating. If you or a loved one are feeling dizzy, nauseous, or cramping, it’s time to get out of the sun. If symptoms don’t improve after an hour of cooling down, or if you need help rehydrating, walk right into our clinic. 🩺
Heat Stroke is a life-threatening medical emergency. It happens when the body loses its ability to cool itself down and the core temperature skyrockets. If someone becomes confused, loses consciousness, or stops sweating while overheating, call 911 immediately. 🚨
Save this post to keep these signs handy, and share it with someone who works or exercises outdoors!
We're open 8am to 8 pm Monday through Friday and 8am to 4 pm Saturday & Sunday for all your summer urgent care needs. Stay safe and stay hydrated out there! 👋
