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Measles Symptoms? Call First.

If you or someone in your family develops symptoms related to measles (fever accompanied by a rash that begins on the face), do NOT visit a healthcare facility. Call the number below or use the link to download the Intermountain ConnectCare app to speak with a medical provider.

Click and connect: https://intermountainhealthcare.org/services/virtual-care/urgent-care

Call: 801-442-2610

Frequently asked questions about measles (PDF)

Measles fact sheets:
(English) | (Spanish)

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