Florida Hospital will continue to make its eCare Urgent Care service free statewide through Friday.
- Centra Care closing locations Saturday through Friday
- eCare Urgent Care tele-health service available for free
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eCare is an urgent care video service, providing face-to-face care over your mobile device with Centra Care doctors or nurse practitioners.
To do it, download the eCare Urgent Care app from the Apple app story or Google play, and set up a personal or family account.
Florida Hospital providers will be available from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. everyday until the storm subsides.
Users can get tele-health consultations for issues like:
- Skin conditions
- Minor injuries
- Lower back pain
- Infections
- Urinary tract infection
- Allergies
- Coughs, colds, bronchitis and flu
- Sinus upper respiratory infections
- Pink eye
This service is usually $49, but Florida Hospital is waiving that fee for eCare visits now through Friday, Sept. 15.
More information is available on the Florida Hospital website.
Florida Hospital says its Centra Care facilities will reopen starting Tuesday, provided there is power and water at the facility. The Lake Buena Vista office is open.
All Florida hospitals are open in Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Lake counties, with elective procedures and surgeries resuming Tuesday as scheduled. Some services may be limited.
Florida Hospital Waterman's outpatient services will resume Wednesday.
Most of the Florida Hospital locations in Volusia County are open, but services will be limited. Florida Hospital New Smyrna's Emergency Department reopened Tuesday morning.
In the Tampa Bay area, all Florida Hospitals are open except Florida Hospital North Pinellas.
Services and outpatient care may be limited at some locations. Please call ahead of time.