University Physicians Healthcare now has a toxicology clinic that provides outpatient care for those who have been exposed to environmental or occupational poisons.
The UPH Toxic Exposures Clinic is located at the UPH Hospital, 2800 E. Ajo Way.
A majority of patients who go to the clinic are treated for chemical or pollutant exposures while on the job. The clinic staff also care for patients who have been exposed to household products like insect repellant, paint thinner, weed killer, bleach or pool chemicals; various types of medications like painkillers, sedatives, antipsychotics or hypnotics; or have been bitten by bees, scorpions or snakes.
The UPH Toxic Exposures Clinic cares for adults and children, and accepts most forms of insurance. Those who do not have insurance can set up a self-pay option or meet with one of the clinic’s financial counselors.
To schedule an appointment, call 874-2778. In case of an emergency, call 911.
For concerns or inquiries regarding any type of poisoning, medication or toxic exposure, call 1-800-222-1222. The confidential hotline is free and provided by the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center at the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy.
University Physicians Healthcare now has a toxicology clinic that provides outpatient care for those who have been exposed to environmental or occupational poisons.
The UPH Toxic Exposures Clinic is located at the UPH Hospital, 2800 E. Ajo Way.
A majority of patients who go to the clinic are treated for chemical or pollutant exposures while on the job. The clinic staff also care for patients who have been exposed to household products like insect repellant, paint thinner, weed killer, bleach or pool chemicals; various types of medications like painkillers, sedatives, antipsychotics or hypnotics; or have been bitten by bees, scorpions or snakes.
The UPH Toxic Exposures Clinic cares for adults and children, and accepts most forms of insurance. Those who do not have insurance can set up a self-pay option or meet with one of the clinic’s financial counselors.
To schedule an appointment, call 874-2778. In case of an emergency, call 911.
For concerns or inquiries regarding any type of poisoning, medication or toxic exposure, call 1-800-222-1222. The confidential hotline is free and provided by the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center at the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy.
