• 2023: The Centers in Florida handled 132,960 incoming calls. Of these, 114,795 were reported as known or possible exposures to potentially toxic substances (drugs, chemicals, bite/stings, food poisonings, etc.). In addition, the Centers also received 18,055 calls requesting poison information and placed 128,795 follow-up calls back to patients to check on their status.
• 2022: The Centers in Florida handled 131,607 incoming calls. Of these, 113,037 were reported as known or possible exposures to potentially toxic substances (drugs, chemicals, bite/stings, food poisonings, etc.). In addition, the Centers also received 18,480 calls requesting poison information and placed 131,095 follow-up calls back to patients to check on their status.
• 2021: The Centers in Florida handled a total volume of 192,496 incoming calls. Of these, 115,507 were traditional poisoning calls reported as known or possible exposures to potentially toxic substances (drugs, chemicals, bite/stings, food poisonings, etc.). In addition, the Centers also received 17,442 calls requesting poison information and placed 145,931 follow-up calls back to patients to check on their status. Finally, 59,334 of the total volume were calls specifically from the Florida Department of Health’s COVID-19 hotline (1-866-779-6121).
• 2020: The Centers in Florida handled a total volume of 224,592 incoming calls. Of these, 117,409 were traditional poisoning calls reported as known or possible exposures to potentially toxic substances (drugs, chemicals, bite/stings, food poisonings, etc.). In addition, the Centers also received 18,705 calls requesting poison information and placed 139,828 follow-up calls back to patients to check on their status. Finally, 88,315 of the total volume were calls specifically from the Florida Department of Health’s COVID-19 hotline (1-866-779-6121).
• 2019: The Centers in Florida handled 139,231 incoming calls. Of these, 117,355 were reported as known or possible exposures to potentially toxic substances (drugs, chemicals, bite/stings, food poisonings, etc.). In addition, the Centers also received 21,867 calls requesting poison information and placed 141,538 follow-up calls back to patients to check on their status.
• 2018: The Centers in Florida handled 135,336 incoming calls. Of these, 110,246 were reported as known or possible exposures to potentially toxic substances (drugs, chemicals, bite/stings, food poisonings, etc.). In addition, the Centers also received 25,000 calls requesting poison information and placed 139,808 follow-up calls back to patients to check on their status.
• 2017: The Centers in Florida handled 135,914 incoming calls. Of these, 108,428 were reported as known or possible exposures to potentially toxic substances (drugs, chemicals, bite/stings, food poisonings, etc.). In addition, the Centers also received 29,934 calls requesting poison information and placed 155,297 follow-up calls back to patients to check on their status.
• 2016: The Centers in Florida handled 146,664 incoming calls. Of these, 108,498 were reported as known or possible exposures to potentially toxic substances (drugs, chemicals, bite/stings, food poisonings, etc.). In addition, the Centers also received 38,095 calls requesting poison information and placed 162,505 follow-up calls back to patients to check on their status.

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