Explanation:
<u>Urgent care centers</u>: care for basic needs after regular doctor hours
<u>Hospitals</u>: treat time-sensitive emergencies
<u>Medical specialists</u>: offer treatment in a specific field of medicine, such as cardiology
<u>General practice doctors and nurse practitioners</u>: care for routine medical needs
<u>Crisis pregnancy centers</u>: provide counseling for unplanned pregnancies
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<em>Discussion</em>
Urgent care centers are often open all hours, but may not be as fully equipped (or staffed) to provide the sort of emergency medicine that a fully-equipped hospital can provide. While a general- or nurse-practitioner can provide routine care, they will consult with specialists when expertise is needed in a specific area.
Various kinds of pregnancy centers can provide counseling and perhaps some medical services for planned or unplanned pregnancies.
