Extended Hours Same Day Access At Pacific Crest
311 S 72nd Ave, Yakima, WA 98908
Accepting all insurances*
*except CHPW / Humana Medicare Advantage HMO / TriWEST
Call to schedule your appointment 509.225.4669
Open Thursday to Sunday, 7am - 7pm
Pacific Crest Family Medicine adds Extended Hours / Same Day Access
Pacific Crest Family Medicine has extended their clinic hours. This will allow same day access to patients from the community as well as other Memorial primary care clinics, but an appointment is still needed. Call 509.225.4669 for a same-day appointment.
What Patients Should Do If They Suspect They Have Covid or Are Experiencing Covid-19 Like Symptoms:
Patients can still schedule an appointment to be evaluated and tested if you are experience Covid like symptoms by either calling 225-4669 or by going online to schedule an appointment. (Insert Link here) When you arrive at the clinic, call 225-4669 or respond to the text message from scheduling (if you received one) to notify staff you’ve arrived. You will be instructed to either enter the clinic or that a staff member will meet you outside to escort you in.
What Patients Should Do Mon-Wed to Seek Care
If you need care Monday – Wednesday, please contact your Primary Care Office.
Reviewed 3/14/2022
Is it a cold or the flu?
Colds and the flu share some common symptoms. In general, cold symptoms tend to start slowly and are usually much milder than the flu, which can come on suddenly and be serious.
Let’s take a closer look at the symptoms.
ACHES AND PAINS: BOTH
Sometimes occur with a cold, but are mild. Common and often severe with the flu.
VOMITING OR DIARRHEA: FLU
Never occurs with a cold. Sometimes occurs with the flu and more common in kids than adults.
FATIGUE: BOTH
Sometimes occurs with a cold. Common with the flu and can last up to 3 weeks.
SNEEZING: BOTH
Common with a cold. Sometimes occurs with the flu.
EXTREME EXHAUSTION: FLU
Never occurs with a cold. Common at the start of the illness with the flu.
STUFFY OR RUNNY NOSE: BOTH
Common with a cold. Sometimes occurs with the flu.
FEVER: FLU
Rare with a cold. Common with the flu.
COUGH OR CHEST DISCOMFORT: BOTH
Common with a cold and can be mild to moderate in severity. Common with the flu and can be severe.
HEADACHE: FLU
Rare with a cold. Common with the flu.
SORE THROAT: BOTH
Common with a cold. Sometimes occurs with the flu.
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Sources: American Academy of Family Physicians; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; National Institutes of Health