Urgent Care and Emergency Resources
DeWeese Health Center does not provide emergency care. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
Examples of 911 Medical Emergencies are:
- Severe difficulty breathing
- Not breathing
- Severe choking (e.g. can't talk)
- Bluish lips and difficulty breathing
- Seizures or convulsions
- Head trauma or other serious trauma
- Uncontrollable bleeding
- Chest pain
- Drug or alcohol overdose
- Change in mental status; suicidal behavior
Also Call 911 when:
- Witnessing a crime in progress
- A violent crime has been committed
- There is a fire - first evacuate the building then call 911
- There is a physical or sexual assault
- A medical concern cannot be managed or if the condition of a previous illness/injury changes to a medical emergency
Do not call 911 for non-emergency situations. Instead, call KSU police at 330-672-2212.
When Calling 911, Remember to Provide:
- Your exact location (room, floor, building)
- Type of emergency
- Your name
- The telephone number you are calling from
- Give details of emergency as requested and follow the instructions of the 911 operators
local Urgent Care Clinics and Emergency department Locations
If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, please call or text .