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Common Misconceptions about Freestanding Emergency Rooms
Freestanding emergency rooms play an important role in the healthcare system and help millions of Americans get the care they need, quickly. However, they aren’t identical to traditional hospital-based emergency rooms and some patients may have some misconceptions about the way they work. Unfortunately these misconceptions can interfere with patients getting the quality care that they need or may simply set the patient up for frustration. GTEC will be hosting an open-house event on Monday, January 9th from 8:00am to 8:00pm at their Orange facility in which we will be addressing some common misconceptions about freestanding emergency rooms. In the meantime, in this article let’s take a look at three of the most pervasive ones.
Misconception: Patients Are Treated on a First-Come, First-Serve Basis
This misconception isn’t specific to freestanding emergency rooms, but rather tends to apply to traditional ERs as well. People often wrongly assume that emergency room treatment will be performed much like the other services they are familiar with: on a first-come, first serve basis in which the person who arrives first is treated first. However, that is not the case with freestanding or traditional emergency rooms. Instead, ERs use what is known as the triage system.
The triage system involves evaluating the patient’s injury or illness to determine how severe it is and how urgently that patient needs care. Thus, someone who comes in complaining about symptoms that could indicate a heart attack is likely to be treated by someone who is waiting to be treated for nausea or headache. Likewise a gunshot victim will likely be seen ahead of a patient with a sprained leg. This is regardless of what order the patients entered the facility in.
The triage system can be frustrating for patients who have been waiting a long time for treatment for a relatively less serious injury or illness, but it is an extremely valuable tool that saves countless lives. Fortunately, patients at freestanding emergency rooms like GTEC will benefit from much shorter wait times and a more comfortable environment than at traditional ERs.
Misconception: Patients Can Use Medicare or Medicaid to Pay for Treatment
Patients of freestanding emergency rooms often assume that they can use Medicare or Medicaid to pay for the treatment, just like they would be able to at a traditional hospital-based ER. However, unfortunately this is not correct. Under federal law freestanding emergency rooms are not able to accept Medicare or Medicaid because they are not a part of a hospital system. For more information about this topic please see our article on Why Freestanding Emergency Rooms Cannot Accept Medicare and Medicaid.
However, rest assured that freestanding emergency rooms like GTEC make it as convenient as possible to pay for treatment. We accept all private health insurance plans as well as Tricare. We also have payment plans available and convenient bill pay options like online payments and the ability to accept credit and debit cards.
If you are having a medical emergency you can still come to Golden Triangle Emergency Center no matter what insurance you have.
Misconception: If I Need to be Transferred to a Hospital I’ll Have to Wait Again
Some emergency room trips may result in the patient requiring admission into the hospital. This may occur because the patient needs surgery and extensive treatment or simply an extended stay for observation. Many patients assume that since freestanding emergency rooms aren’t connected to a hospital, if they require hospitalization they will be have to wait a second time in the hospital’s ER to be admitted.
Fortunately this is not the case. Freestanding emergency rooms have the ability to observe patients for up to 23 hours and 59 minutes before having to transfer them to a hospital. Freestanding emergency rooms are often able to get patients admitted directly to the hospital quickly and conveniently, without the need to wait a second time.
Golden Triangle Emergency Center to Host an Open-House
Golden Triangle Emergency Center is committed to providing outstanding care and to informing area residents about their medical options. To better serve the community we will be hosting an open-house event on Monday, January 9th between the hours of 8:00am and 8:00pm at the Orange facility at which time we will address additional misconceptions about freestanding emergency rooms and also provide tours of our facilities. Visitors can also look forward to gifts and prizes. Please come out and visit us! We are located at 3107 Edgar Brown Dr Orange Texas 77630.
Golden Triangle Emergency Center’s goal is always to provide the resources, including health information our community needs to stay safe and healthy. However, when sickness or injuries do strike, Golden Triangle Emergency Center is there 24/7, 365 days a year with our gold standard in emergency and industrial care.
Nutex Health, Inc supports you and your family’s health. You can depend on Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level, freestanding emergency facilities to deliver the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
How to Stay Healthy During This Holiday Season
With every holiday season, comes the threat of coughs, colds and more serious illnesses, like influenza. We want the members of our community to enjoy the holidays, not be stuck in bed with a fever or the sniffles.
Hear from one of our board certified emergency physicians, Dr. Crossley, on some common flu myths, treatments and how to determine if you’ve got the flu, or just a cold.
Q: Does getting the flu vaccine mean I can’t get flu?
A: A common misconception is that you can’t get the flu if you’ve had a flu shot. The flu shot protects you from some, but not all strains of the flu.
This is why it’s important to get your flu vaccine every year. Even if you’ve been immunized, it’s possible you can get the flu, although unlikely. You can ask your physician about how the vaccines have been altered to protect against the newest strains of influenza or visit the CDC’s page on the 2016-2017 flu season.
Q: How do I know if I have the flu or just a common cold?
A: It’s hard to know if you have just a cold or the flu. With the flu, more serious symptoms will be present, like a fever and body aches. If you’re unsure, get yourself checked out by a physician.
You may also experience the following symptoms with influenza.
- Headaches
- Fatigue and drowsiness
- Nausea or vomiting
- Dehydration
Your body is working overtime while you’re sick to fight off the illness. Don’t push yourself to do anything strenuous, like exercise or you may worsen your condition.
Q: How do I protect myself from flu?
A: The best prevention against the flu is to wash your hands and get the flu shot.
If you’re not sure about where to wash your hands, check out our infographic!
Q: What should I be doing at home while I’m resting with the flu?
A: Some at home remedies that can speed up your recovery are rest, lots of clear fluids, and chicken noodle soup.
While chicken noodle soup has no proven medicinal properties, you can’t underestimate the power of a warming, homemade meal. Just avoid the canned version as it contains lots of sodium. Plus, it’s easy on your stomach, which means you won’t worsen any nausea and you’ll be replacing vital nutrients.
What’s your favorite show to watch while you’re sick? Do you catch up on any holiday movies? Let us know in the comments!
Nutex Health, Inc. supports you and your family’s health. Come visit Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level freestanding facilities for the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
GTEC Celebrates Major Community Honors
Golden Triangle Emergency Center is proudly celebrating several major community honors. As we recently announced both our Orange location and our Port Arthur location were voted #1 Freestanding Emergency Center in the Readers’ Choice awards held by the Beaumont Enterprise. Our Orange location also received the 2016 Community Service – Business of the Year Award, which was presented by the Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce. Lastly, our Port Arthur location was selected as Business of the Month by the Nederland Chamber of Commerce.
About the Readers’ Choice Awards
The Readers’ Choice awards presented by the Beaumont Enterprise is a yearly event in which readers from various local communities vote on the top businesses and services in their areas for a variety of different categories. Our Orange location won for best Freestanding Emergency Center for the first time and our Port Arthur facility won for best Freestanding Emergency Center, for its third consecutive year!
We are extremely proud of our Readers’ Choice awards because they are directly chosen by the local public that we serve. The awards also help spread the word to new patients about how to find top quality emergency medical care.
Our Orange Facility Wins 2016 Community Service – Business of the Year Award
The Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce selected our Orange Facility for the 2016 Community Service – Business of the Year Award. This prestigious award was presented on December 1 and recognizes GTEC Orange’s active involvement and service in the Orange area community. GTEC takes community service very seriously and we are pleased to have had the opportunity to work on so many worthy causes including the following:
- Relief efforts and donations following the Deweyville flood
- Scholarship programs for LVN and RN students at Sponsor Lamar State College Orange and Port Arthur
- Car show to benefit the Special Olympics of Texas
- Our 2nd Annual Golf Tournament to raise money for the United Way.
- Held a community Easter Egg Hunt and coloring contest
- Hosted a First Responders Dinner
- Donate items to the Lions Club for the Lion’s Den Carnival
- Supported CASA through Murder Mystery Dinners and their Superhero 5K
- Attended the CCA Banquet
- Held a Health Fair to benefit the South Texas Junior Football League (STJFL)
In particular, GTEC Orange is committed to providing education, resources, and fun events for local area school children. That’s why we also did the following:
- The Healthy Habits Presentation, tours, and field trips for local school children
- Participated and Donated to the Back to School Orange County event
- Created goodie bags for Orange County middle school teachers
- Hosted Medical Tent for the Earl Thomas Football Camp
- Donated Footballs for area High Schools to throw out with their school’s colors and logos
In addition to the above worthy causes, Orange GTEC also sponsored or participated in a number of other great causes and organizations.
Our Port Arthur Facility was Selected Business of the Month
Our Port Arthur facility was also selected as Business of the Month during November by the Nederland Chamber of Commerce. This is also in recognition of many of the charitable and community service events discussed above in addition to our continuing commitment to providing outstanding emergency medical care. A representative of the Nederland Chamber of Commerce had this to say:
“They have supported many events in our community as well as providing wonderful medical services. We are happy to have them in our community and recognize them for their generosities of giving back to our area.”
We are honored to have received these significant honors from the communities that we serve. We look forward to continuing to provide outstanding emergency care as well as civic involvement.
Golden Triangle Emergency Center’s goal is always to provide the resources, including health information our community needs to stay safe and healthy. However, when sickness or injuries do strike, Golden Triangle Emergency Center is there 24/7, 365 days a year with gold standard in emergency and industrial care.
Nutex Health, Inc supports you and your family’s health. You can depend on Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level, freestanding emergency facilities to deliver the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
How to Get Rid of Germs in 20 Seconds
A cup of cocoa, a crackling fire and a roast ham.
The holidays should be spent with friends and loved ones, not sick with a virus or infection. Learn how to properly wash your hands with our tips during this National Hand Washing Week and don’t miss out on making any memories!
- Lather for at least 20 seconds before rinsing your hands, and don’t forget to wash in between fingers and under your nails.
- Teach kids to hum the ‘Happy Birthday,’ song twice so they know when they’re done.
- Bring disinfectant wipes with you to restaurants if you’ve got kids so you can wipe down any visibly dirty surfaces.
Not sure where you should be washing? Check out our guide below.
Want to learn more? Check out the CDC’s tips for hand washing.
Nutex Health, Inc. supports you and your family’s health. Come visit Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level freestanding facilities for the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
How to Act Quickly in a Diabetic Emergency
Over 29 million people have diabetes in the U.S., nearly 10% of the total population.
With numbers that staggering, it makes diabetes one of the most common diseases, and chances are that you know someone who’s been affected by diabetes.
During this National Diabetes Awareness Month, we want our community to be ready for any emergency they may encounter. The best way to prepare for a diabetic emergency, also called diabetic shock, is to research the symptoms of these attacks and learn how to react quickly and effectively. Keep reading to learn more.
What is a diabetic emergency?
A diabetic emergency, or diabetic shock, can occur when there is either too much sugar in the blood (hyperglycemia) or too little sugar in the blood (hypoglycemia). Often, diabetic individuals will feel dizzy and their skin may appear grey or pale during an attack. The key to stopping a diabetic emergency before it progresses is to recognize the symptoms. Look for these signs.
- Dry skin that may be warm to the touch
- Drowsiness
- Dazed or glossed-over look
- Dizziness and headaches
- Rapid pulse and labored breathing
- Sickly sweet breath
- Excessive thirst
If the person isn’t taken immediately to an emergency room, they may faint, have a seizure or even fall into a coma. Knowing that someone has diabetes certainly makes it easier to recognize these symptoms and act quickly. If you see someone in public, like at a restaurant or gym, exhibiting some of these signs, check their person for any medical identifying tags. These are often worn as bracelets or necklaces and will provide contact information in the case of a diabetic emergency. This is the quickest way to ensure they’re treated properly.
Act quickly
Once you’ve identified the symptoms, the next step is to determine if their blood sugar is too low or too high. Don’t ever assume that a diabetic individual experiencing an attack has low blood sugar as opposed to high blood sugar. If the individual is conscious, ask them what they’ve eaten that day. This will ensure that you’re helping to balance their blood sugar levels, not lower or increase them even more dangerously.
If their levels are too low, give them a sugary food or drink they can quickly eat, like:
- Sodas
- Fruit juices
- Candy
- Applesauce
Check for glucose gel packs on their person, too. If their levels are too high, give them lots of fluids. This will help to replace the nutrients lost through urination and dilute sugar in the blood. If available, give them electrolytes packs to help their tissues begin to function normally again.
If the individual is unconscious, try some of these tips while you wait on emergency first responders.
If they’re unconscious, become unconscious or their vitals don’t improve, call 911 immediately. Continue to monitor their vitals until medical emergency teams arrive.
We’re encouraging members of our community to learn more about this disease during this National Diabetes Awareness Month. For information about diabetic emergencies, visit this page.
Let us know if you’ve ever been in a situation where you had to act quickly and how you handled it!
Nutex Health, Inc. supports you and your family’s health. Come visit Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level freestanding facilities for the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
GTEC Announces the Winners of the 2016 LVN and RN Scholarships
Golden Triangle Emergency Center is dedicated to providing the highest excellence in medical care, which in turn calls for the very best nurses, doctors, and medical personnel. In addition to staffing our emergency centers with these top quality, expert professionals, GTEC also realizes that it is of vital importance to support the next generation of medical experts. That is why we are pleased to encourage nursing students with our scholarship program, which awards financial support to worthy applicants. The scholarships are for students enrolled in a Licensed Vocational Nursing Program or a Registered Nursing Program at Lamar State College Port Arthur and Lamar State College Orange.
The Scholarship Winners
We are pleased to announce that the Winners of this year’s scholarships are:
Alexis Collier
Alexis Collier for Lamar State College Port Arthur, LVN scholarship.
Eva Saucedo
Eva Saucedo for Lamar State College Port Arthur, RN scholarship.
Kaleigh Carter
Kaleigh Carter for Lamar State College Orange, LVN
Angel Maze
Angel Maze for Lamar State College Orange, RN
Scholarship Eligibility Requirements
These scholarship winners and all applicants had to meet the following list of eligibility requirements to apply:
- Must be a currently enrolled, full-time student
- Must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher
- Must submit a school transcript
- Must submit a resume
- Must submit an 800-word essay detailing why they have chosen to pursue a career in nursing, what plans they have for the future, and why they should be chosen to receive the scholarship
The LVN scholarship awards $250.00 and the RN scholarship awards $500.00.
Golden Triangle Emergency Center is proud to provide these amazing students with scholarships. We look forward to seeing how their careers in nursing develop over the coming years and we know that they have a bright future ahead of them. Thank you, ladies, for all your hard work and best wishes in the future!
Tips for Surviving Fall Allergies
Good news for residents in the Texas Golden Triangle region: fall is here and with it we are getting some relief from the notorious Texas summer heat. Unfortunately fall also brings allergy season and for some unlucky allergy suffers the cooler temperatures are hardly any consolation. Fortunately, even extreme allergies can usually be managed with careful lifestyle adjustments and good medical care. Before you give up and sneeze your way to winter consider the following tips for surviving fall allergy season.
Know Your Situation
The first step for finding relief from your allergies is to determine what you’re allergic to. You may be allergic to ragweed and pollen, but it could also be fungi or mold, pet dander, dust, or a combination of these. If you are unsure what is causing your allergies consult a doctor who can perform an allergy test to help diagnose your allergy.
Limit Exposure When Possible
Once you have determined that you are indeed suffering from allergies and also what type of allergies, the next step is to limit exposure as much as possible. For example if a tree, bush, weed, or other plant is primarily to blame, you may want to consider having it removed from your property for when it is in bloom or has a high pollen count.
You can also get daily pollen forecasts the same way you do with weather forecasts, some weather or news forecasts include them. If not consider getting pollen count information online or with a free app on your smartphone. When the pollen count is particularly high you may want to stay indoors as much as possible and limit exposure. If you have to be outside for long periods of time for yardwork or other chores, consider wearing an allergy mask.
Allergen Proof Your Home
There are also steps you can take to allergen proof your home. Start by making sure that your windows and doors are well sealed and make sure to use the air conditioning or a fan during allergy season rather than opening a window. Next consider getting HEPA filters for your AC or even a dedicated air purifying machine. Make sure to do your research and be sure that the filter or machine you are getting will help with your allergies. Also be sure to shop around for the best deals and read consumer reviews.
Don’t skimp on house cleaning during allergy season. Vacuum, dust, and scrub surfaces often to remove as many allergens as possible. Don’t forget to wash curtain and drapes, throw pillows, blankets, and other bedding. Carpeting and rugs, attract, trap, and hold more allergens than smooth, non-fabric surfaces, like hardwood, tile, linoleum.
When coming home for the day make sure to take off your shoes and change your clothes so that you are no longer in contact with the allergens you picked up outside. Remember this also applies to other family members and pets. That means it’s important to make sure the whole family is on board for limiting allergy exposure and that it may be necessary to bathe your dog or other inside/outside pet more often than you normally would.
Medication Options
There are also some great medication options for allergy suffers. After discussing a treatment plan with your doctor, you may want to consider one or a combination of the following:
- Over-the-counter antihistamines and allergy medications
- Prescription allergy medications
- Steroid nasal sprays
- Saline-only nasal sprays
- Allergy pump inhalers
- Allergy shots
Different treatment options have different pros and cons including side effects, risks, cost, and of course efficacy. Remember that what works well for one person may not be as effective for another. It is important to discuss your allergy treatment with your doctor so that you can come up with a plan that works best for you. Don’t get discouraged and give up. Keep looking until you find an allergy treatment plan that allows you to have a healthy, high quality life.
Golden Triangle Emergency Center’s goal is always to provide the resources our community needs to stay safe and healthy in the first place. However, when sickness or injuries do strike, Golden Triangle Emergency Center is there 24/7, 365 days a year with gold standard in emergency and industrial care.
Nutex Health, Inc supports you and your family’s health. You can depend on Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level, freestanding emergency facilities to deliver the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
GTEC Voted #1 Freestanding ER for Third Consecutive Year
Each year the Beaumont Enterprise conducts an annual reader survey of the best businesses, services, and companies in the area, which it calls its Readers’ Choice Award. We are proud to announce that Golden Triangle Emergency Center has been voted the #1 freestanding emergency room for the third year in a row for Mid County! We are extremely honored to receive this award and want to take this opportunity to thank everyone in the community who voted for us.
How the Readers’ Choice Award Works
The Beaumont Enterprise holds the Readers’ Choice Awards each year during which time local readers in various counties vote for their choices for the top businesses or services in a given category. Such categories include the following:
- Best Medical
- Best Dining and Entertainment
- Best Shopping
- Best Services
- Best Employment
- Best Casinos
Each category also has various sub-categories. For example in medical in addition to Freestanding Emergency Room there were also categories such as Doctor, Dentist, Assisted Living, Pediatrician, and several others. The Readers’ Choice Awards are a great way for the community itself to select its best and brightest and to share recommendations with those looking for new businesses and services they may not already be familiar with.
GTEC Is Grateful to the Mid-County Community
Here at Golden Triangle Emergency Center we take community involvement very seriously and everything we do is designed to help those in our community living healthier, longer, better quality lives. That is why an award like the Readers’ Choice Award is so meaningful and significant to us since it reflects this spirit of community involvement and indicates that we’re staying on the right track. Thanks again to everyone who voted for GTEC and to everyone who walks through our doors and trusts us with their medical needs.
Golden Triangle Emergency Center’s goal is always to provide the resources, including health information our community needs to stay safe and healthy. However, when sickness or injuries do strike, Golden Triangle Emergency Center is there 24/7, 365 days a year with gold standard in emergency and industrial care.
Nutex Health, Inc supports you and your family’s health. You can depend on Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level, freestanding emergency facilities to deliver the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
GTEC Announces 2016 BRAVE Employees of the Year
At Golden Triangle Emergency Center we know that first impressions are everlasting! That is why we pride ourselves in hiring educated professional, caring individuals who are vested in the treatment of our patients and success of our company. Terea Harris and P.J. Suniga are two individuals who exemplify this and we would like to honor them as Employees of the Year!
Terea Harris joined GTEC in 2014 with the opening of our Port Arthur location. She was initially hired as a Radiology Technician. It didn’t take long to realize her potential and she very quickly became Chief Radiologist Manager. Teresa went on to assist in the opening of our second location in Orange. She always comes to work with a smile on her face and a willingness to lend a helping hand. Terea goes above and beyond and expects the same of her staff ensuring the highest of standards are met.
P.J. Suniga has been with GTEC since April of 2015 when we opened our Orange location. Prior to coming to GTEC, she worked in ER billing and insurance and is no stranger to the medical environment. She is our Lead Patient Representative and a very dedicated employee. When two of our administrators were out on personal leave P.J. stepped in and was a tremendous help in keeping the facility running smoothly and efficiently.
Golden Triangle Emergency Center is proud to honor Terea Harris and P.J. Suniga as the recipients of the 2016 Employee of the Year or “Brave” (Beneficial, Reliable, Accountable, Valuable and Enthusiastic) Award. Congratulations!
Golden Triangle Emergency Center’s goal is always to provide the resources, including health information our community needs to stay safe and healthy. However, when sickness or injuries do strike, Golden Triangle Emergency Center is there 24/7, 365 days a year with gold standard in emergency and industrial care.
Nutex Health, Inc supports you and your family’s health. You can depend on Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level, freestanding emergency facilities to deliver the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
How to Determine if You’re at Risk for Breast Cancer
Nearly 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer in their lifetime, according to the CDC.
1 in 8 women. With numbers that staggering, it’s more than likely you know someone that’s been impacted directly or indirectly by breast cancer. Maybe it’s even your life that’s been turned upside down by this devastating disease. For many men and women, breast cancer is a very real threat in their lives.
While there’s no cure, we can make efforts to become more informed about our individual risk factors. Unsure if you’re at risk? We’ve listed some of the most common risk factors known to increase your chances of breast cancer below. Read through them to help you decide upon an appropriate breast health plan.
- Unusually early menstrual period. Women who had their period early, before eleven years of age, are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer later in life.
- Aging. As we get older, our cells change and deteriorate, making them more susceptible to mutation. Most breast cancers are diagnosed after 50.
- Late menopause. Just like an early period increases your risk, so does late menopause. Being exposed to estrogen in high amounts for longer periods significantly raises your chances of breast cancer.
- Family and personal history. If your mother, grandmother or sister have been diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, you also have an increased chance of breast cancer. Don’t worry as much if it’s a great aunt or cousin – it’ll have to be a close relation to indicate increased risk. And if you’ve ever been diagnosed with pre-cancerous conditions, like LCIS, make sure you’re making regular appointments to monitor breast health.
- Breast composition. It may sound strange, but more dense, “muscle-y,” breasts have a greater chance of developing abnormal, cancerous cells than less dense, fatty breasts. This simply means that your breasts have more connective tissue than fatty tissue, which may make it difficult to see tumors.
- Some birth control. Some birth control pills have been linked to an increased chance of breast cancer. Speak with your physician about your birth control to learn more.
- No pregnancies. If you’ve never carried a pregnancy full term, or you became pregnant only once you were older, you have an increased risk of breast cancer.
- Inactivity and obesity. Women who are significantly overweight and unfit have increased chances of breast cancer. This is especially true for women who are going through menopause.
- Hormone therapy. During and after menopause, women often take hormone pills to alleviate symptoms. If you’re on hormone therapy for longer than 5 years, you have an increased risk for breast cancer.
It’s important to remember that these are only risk factors, which indicate an increased, not guaranteed, chance of breast cancer. Many women have at least one of these factors and are never diagnosed with breast cancer. The best way to decrease your chances of breast cancer are to be well-researched about your individual risk and develop a breast health plan.
Still have questions? Visit here for more information about breast cancer and risk factors.
We support the health of our community, including our mothers, sisters and daughters. Join us in this National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and learn more about your individual risk. Let us know if you’ve ever been diagnosed with breast cancer and about your health journey!
Nutex Health, Inc. supports you and your family’s health. Come visit Golden Triangle Emergency Center or any one of our concierge-level freestanding facilities for the emergency care you deserve, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.