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Acute Treatment of Periodic Severe Headache: Comparison of Three Outpatient Care Facilities

We compared treatment of patients with episodic, severe, migraine‐vascular headaches in three outpatient settings associated with a major medical center: the Charlton Outpatient Therapy Center (COTC), a dedicated transfusion and injection facility which provides treatment based on physician orders written in advance of the patient's visit; a walk‐in Urgent Care Center (UCC); and a traditional hospital emergency trauma unit (ETU).