A trip to the Emergency Room can be confusing and even frightening – especially if it’s the first time. Hartford HealthCare's Emergency Services is one of the best in New England, staffed with specially trained physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, emergency nurses, assistants and technicians.
The pain, fever and other symptoms caused by kidney stones is a common reason people come into the Emergency Department. Experts from the Hartford HealthCare Tallwood Urology & Kidney Institute Kidney Stone Program work closely with emergency providers to quickly identify and effectively treat kidney stones.
Upon arrival, a triage nurse will assess your condition and determine your level of care.
A collection of frequently asked questions regarding Emergency Services.
Information on what to do when an emergency occurs.
We facilitate the transfer of trauma patients and other individuals with emergency medical conditions 24 hours a day.
Accidents happen every day. Our first aid topics help you manage common injuries such as falls, cuts, and sprains.
Hartford HealthCare emergency locations are fully staffed with physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, and technicians specializing in emergency and trauma care.
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213-bed hospital in Norwich with multiple outpatient and affiliated locations.
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Acute care facility serving northwest Connecticut, including Torrington and Winsted areas.
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867-bed Level 1 Trauma Center and major teaching hospital in New England.
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Community teaching hospital with campuses in New Britain and Southington.
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156-bed acute care hospital serving Meriden and surrounding communities.
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Bridgeport-based teaching hospital offering comprehensive emergency and specialty services.
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130-bed community hospital providing comprehensive acute care services.
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