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When the sun comes out and the Austin weather starts to heat up, what’s the one thing that everyone likes to get out and do? Swim of course! Summer season (and even into early fall here in Austin) is swim season and that means you and your family need to make sure they are safe when they don their swimsuits and jump in the pool.
One very important rule that the American Red Cross highlights is to always make sure someone else is around when swimming. It’s never a good idea to swim alone even for adults. That’s because there could be an emergency no matter how old the swimmer is and how strong of a swimmer they may be. (Swim Safety) Here are a few more swim safety tips you should keep in mind.
Summer should be a fun time when everyone takes to the pool, and you can certainly enjoy the water with these swim safety tips.
Check out this amazing video where a 18 month old child swims/floats in a family pool!
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Urgent and Family Care will be open during normal hours except for the Holiday hours listed below.
The Flu Shot is Here and now available at Urgent & Family Care for ages 9 years to Adult. Getting a Flu Shot is the best way to keep from getting the flu in Austin, and we are currently providing flu shots.
Unless you suffer from a medical condition that specifically requires you to avoid going out in crowds, it’s likely that you are going to be at risk of contracting influenza from other people. If you want to reduce the risk of contracting it ...
Urgent and Family Care will be extending Sunday hours to 8am to 4pm effective 1 December 2017.
The easiest way to deal with the flu is to avoid getting it altogether. However, even if you do get a vaccination, there is a chance that you could become infected with the influenza virus.