Question
What should I do in an emergency?
Immediate danger should be handled through local emergency services and verified crisis pathways.
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- Patients
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- FAQs
- Reviewed
- Jul 23, 2026
Quick answer
If there is immediate danger or someone may harm themselves or another person, contact local emergency services right away. In the United States, call 911 for emergencies or call or text 988 for suicide and crisis support. Outside the United States, use the local emergency number and verified crisis pathway.
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Who should read "What should I do in an emergency?"?
This guide is written for patients who need practical Tymira Health guidance without internal product language.
Does this replace a provider's clinical judgement?
No. Knowledge Hub content supports understanding and workflow design. Clinical decisions should follow the provider organization's policies and qualified professional judgement.
Does this article use images or screenshots?
No. Tymira Health Knowledge Hub articles are intentionally text-first so the guidance remains easy to scan and does not expose product screenshots.
How often should this guidance be reviewed?
Operational, payment, privacy, and clinical workflow guidance should be reviewed on a scheduled basis and whenever product or regulatory context changes.
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