Emergency Care
When you or a loved one needs emergency medical attention right away, depend on the highly-skilled emergency care teams at PIH Health.
When to Come to the ER
Come to the emergency room (ER) if you or a loved one experience life threatening conditions such as:
- Bleeding that won’t stop
- Breathing problems
- Broken bones
- Chest pain or other heart attack symptoms
- Head, neck or spine injury
- Poisoning
- Seizure
- Serious burns
- Severe injury
- Severe pain
- Sexual assault
- Sudden weakness, difficulty speaking or other stroke symptoms
- Thoughts of hurting yourself or someone else
- Vomiting or diarrhea that doesn’t stop
Heart Attack & Stroke Treatment
Learn about our timely, high-quality care from teams specially trained in:
Skilled Emergency Care Team
Receive care from health professionals with training in emergency care and trauma, including:
- Board-certified emergency medicine doctors
- Certified emergency nurses
What to Bring to the ER
Help us give you the best possible care in the emergency room. If possible, bring:
- Health insurance information
- Identification
- Information about any recent medical procedures or test results
- List of current medications (or the medications in their original packages)
- List of known allergies
- Responsible adult or the phone number of someone to contact
Learn about what to expect at the ER.
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