The emergency department (ED) at Carroll Hospital provides expert care to more than 50,000 patients every year. We use the most advanced life-saving technology available in our comfortable, spacious facility to treat your serious medical conditions.
In our ED, you’ll be treated by a comprehensive group of emergency medicine specialists, including board certified emergency physicians, physician assistants, registered nurses, support staff and others. All our nurses have Advanced Cardiac Life Support training (ACLS) and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) training.
When to visit the emergency department
The emergency department is the place to go to treat life-threatening illnesses and injuries. You should visit the ED if you experience any of the following symptoms:
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Asthma attack or trouble breathing
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Burns
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Drug or alcohol overdose
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Fractures or broken bones
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Gunshots
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Heart attack or severe chest pain or pressure
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Heavy bleeding
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Intense allergic reaction
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Knife and other wounds
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Loss of consciousness, ability to speak, vision, mobility
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Stroke
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Suicidal or homicidal feelings
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Traumatic injury or accident
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