Emergency Departments
Mary Immaculate Emergency Department
Welcome to the Emergency Department at Mary Immaculate Hospital, where compassionate, high-quality care is our priority—available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Guided by our Mission, Vision, and Values, we are committed to delivering exceptional patient care, upholding the highest standards in every aspect of our service. Our dedicated team of board-certified emergency physicians, skilled nurses, and healthcare professionals work in close collaboration to ensure optimal outcomes for each patient. Whether responding to critical emergencies or addressing unexpected health concerns, we remain steadfast in our mission to promote health and well-being within our community. Rooted in our faith, we approach every emergency with a holistic perspective, treating not just the condition but the whole person. Whether responding to a life-threatening emergency or addressing a sudden illness, we are committed to promoting health and well-being within our community. Rooted in our faith, we approach each emergency with a holistic mindset, treating the whole person.
Preparing for an Emergency Department Visit
While visits to the Emergency Department (ED) can be unexpected, being prepared can help ensure a smooth process. Please bring the following items with you to your ED visit:
· The name and contact information of your primary care physician.
· A valid identification and insurance card
· A complete list of all current medications, including dosages and frequency of use.
· A list of any over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and supplements, such as pain relievers or herbal products
· A record of any known allergies and chronic medical conditions
· The name and location of your pharmacy
What to Expect During Your Visit
Check-In: Upon arrival, you will check in with a registrar who will ask for your personal information and the main reason for seeking medical care.
Triage: A nurse will assess your condition through a process known as triage. During this time, you will be asked about your symptoms, medical history, and any current medications.
Assessment: A healthcare provider will evaluate your symptoms and may order diagnostic tests, such as blood work or X-rays, to better understand your condition.
Treatment: Based on the results of your assessment, you will receive treatment, which may include medications, wound care, or additional procedures as needed.
Admission or Discharge: Once treatment is completed, you may be discharged with instructions for follow-up care or admitted to the hospital for further evaluation and treatment if necessary.
Cardiac Catheterization Lab - 24/7 STEMI Coverage
At Mary Immaculate Hospital, we are proud to provide advanced heart care through our state-of-the-art catheterization lab. Specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions, our lab is equipped with the latest technology and supported by a highly skilled cardiovascular team. We are dedicated to delivering life-saving treatments that promote faster recoveries and improved outcomes. With a commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care, Mary Immaculate Hospital is focused on supporting your heart health and offering the highest quality care to our community. Our services include cardiac and vascular diagnostic testing, interventional cardiology for minimally invasive heart disease treatment, and an electrophysiology lab for the diagnosis and treatment of arrhythmias.
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Primary Stroke Center DesignationMary Immaculate Hospital is designated as a Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission in collaboration with the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. This certification demonstrates exceptional efforts for better outcomes and validates the quality of care we provide to our community is designed to meet the specialized needs of stroke patients. With expert staff, advanced equipment, and a focus on quick, effective treatment, we are here to support you every step of the way toward recovery. |