We hand all of our patients & visitors masks and gloves as soon as they walk in. Our staff all wear masks and gloves. In addition we sanitize all of our rooms & lobby and facility after every patient.
Top Thanksgiving Emergencies and How to Prevent Them Thanksgiving is the official start of the Holiday Season. A festive time when we gather with our loved ones and eat to our heart’s content. But this celebration is also a busy time for us at the ER; however, just a bit of planning goes a long way in preventing accidents a [...]
Respiratory Infections: Difference Between Cold, Flu, COVID, and RSV Get ahead of the respiratory infections to help keep your family safe and well. We are in the midst of autumn, and winter is just around the corner, which signals the start of the dreaded flu season. But influenza is not the only virus you need to worry about; [...]
Halloween Safety Tips Halloween is one of the most fun days of the year for children and adults. But behind the scary masks, ghoulish costumes, and yummy candy, there may be a terrifying reality: the risk of accidents that can land you in the ER. Each Halloween, our staff, sees an increase in car accidents, deep cuts from pumpk [...]
Prudent Layperson Standard: Your Right to Emergency Care Get to know about the Prudent Layperson Standard, it’s truly your right to emergency care. There are an estimated 130.0 million ER visits across the country every year. Most patients who visit an Emergency Department use their insurance plans, trusting that their in [...]
Celebrating ER Nurses Week, Our Angels in Scrubs We hope you will join us this week as we honor our emergency nurses’ extraordinary dedication, hard work, and selfless devotion. Working at an ER means emergency nurses face emotional and challenging daily situations. Yet, they somehow manage to provide the loving care that patients, [...]