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| Emergency Department |
271 Carew Street, Springfield, MA 01104 413-748-9670
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Every patient who visits Mercy’s Emergency Room receives professional medical attention from an experienced emergency nurse and is seen personally by a board-certified physician or an emergency medicine physician assistant. On average, more than 200 people use Mercy’s ER every day for problems ranging in severity from the common cold to life-threatening heart attacks and potentially debilitating strokes.
At the heart of Mercy’s care is the board-certified ER doctor or an emergency medicine physician assistant. Mercy has ten such full-time physicians. All of Mercy's emergency physicians are board-certified in emergency medicine.
Our center is staffed with experienced emergency medicine physicians who work directly with emergency physician assistants to provide services for your entire family through our Emergency Department and FastTrack services.
Mercy’s Emergency Department provides our patients with access to:
- Neurosurgical Services: Neurosurgeons are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, if there’s a patient who has a neurosurgery emergency such as a brain or spine injury.
- Advanced Diagnostic Testing: The latest technology including MRI, LightSpeed Computed Tomography (CT), Positron Emission Tomography (PET) and nuclear imaging.
- Mercy Inpatient Medicine Services: Round-the-clock, on-site care provided by board-certified specialists for patients who are admitted to the hospital.
- Critical Care ICU and CCU: Care provided by full-time, board-certified intensivists and experienced nurses for intensive and critical care patients.
- Surgical Services: Thirteen surgical suites and same-day surgical center if an emergency operation is needed.
- On-site Laboratory and Pathology Services: On-site experts for quick turnarounds on necessary medical tests.
| | Mercy stays on the cutting edge of high-tech medicine, with advanced interventional radiology, the latest ultrasound, open and traditional MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging), MRA (Magnetic resonance angiography) which looks at circulation, rapid CT (Computerized Tomography) scanning and the region’s only Hawkeye nuclear medicine and PET (Positron Emission Tomography) imaging facilities. All this diagnostic equipment serves as a backup to confirm or deny an initial diagnosis and provide valuable supplementary information for determining a course of treatment.
For your family’s emergency care needs, choose Mercy Medical Center.
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