St. Luke's Community Emergency Centers provide a higher level of care than a clinic or urgent care center, or non-hospital affiliate clinic because they are staffed by emergency physicians, emergency-trained nurses and licensed radiology and laboratory technologists who offer quality emergency care to the community 24 hours a day every day, including weekends and all holidays.

These Centers care for both children and adults with minor and major injuries or illnesses who may not need the resources of a hospital-based Emergency Department.  Referral and transport to a hospital may be necessary based on the patient's condition and will be determined by the physician.

If you feel this is a life-threatening emergency, please call 9-1-1. You may request that the ambulance take you to a St. Luke's Emergency Department.

Benefits:

• Provides comprehensive emergency care for people of all ages
• Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including all holidays
• Free and easy-access parking
• Caring, professional emergency staff tends to your injury or illness as soon as possible
  
• Available when your primary care physician is not, although appointments are not accepted
• If necessary, direct inpatient admission to a St. Luke’s hospital, or you may choose a different hospital

Payment:

• Visits are billed as hospital emergency room services
• Medical insurance accepted (ER co-payment is based on your insurance plan)
• Workers' compensation accepted
• Credit card or cash accepted
• Medicare accepted; co-insurance applies

Emergency Medical Needs Treated - A Few Examples:

• Chest pain or discomfort
• Breathing problems or asthma
• Flu, fever, severe cough or sinus infections
• Back or neck pain
• Car accident injuries
• Rashes, bites, skin or eye infections
• Eye injuries
• Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea
• Urinary infections
• Sprains or suspected broken bones
• Cuts that may need stitches
• Boils or infections
• Burns
• Nose bleeds
• Work-related injuries

On-Site Services:

• Laboratory, X-rays and CT scans
• Stitches, splints and crutches
• Return-to-Work/School letters provided upon request

Caregivers:

• Board-certified physicians
• Emergency trained nurses and staff
• Licensed radiology technologists
• Laboratory medical technologists

Other Community Emergency Center^® and Emergency Department Locations:

Find a Location by accessing online maps to locate the best facility for your needs.