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Don't Wait

An emergency is still an emergency even in this emergency.

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Emergency Care

When treating an emergency, time is of the essence. Debating whether or not to risk going to an emergency room during a heart attack, stroke or other health emergency—waiting even a few extra minutes—could be harmful.

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What is a Stroke?

A stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is cut off or interrupted. Common signs include facial drooping and speech difficulty.

Learn the signs of a stroke
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Signs of a Heart Attack

A heart attack occurs when blood flow to the heart is blocked. Chest pain is one of the most common signs, but there are others.

Learn all the signs
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An ER Exclusively for Kids

Pediatric emergency rooms offer specialty services for children and their families. Find a pediatric emergency room near you. 

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ER vs. Urgent Care

Choosing between an ER and urgent care can often be very confusing, especially if you find yourself suddenly ill or injured. Learn more about when to visit an emergency room and when to visit an urgent care. 

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Learn about our Bardmoor free standing emergency room.