We're taking you behind the scenes of what to expect when visiting our Baptist Health Emergency Rooms. Follow along with our Doctors Hospital Emergency Department RN, Monica, to see what her everyday looks like.
When you or a loved one experiences a medical emergency, every minute counts. Getting to the emergency room quickly is essential. Our emergency rooms are open and safe, with strict protocols in place to protect patients, staff and visitors from exposure to COVID-19. What matters most is your health. Be proactive about it.
To find your nearest Baptist Health ER, visit BaptistHealth.net/EmergencyCare
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