Emergency services are available at all six Valley Health hospitals throughout
Virginia and West Virginia. Our centers are dedicated to providing patients
with the immediate and experienced treatment they need in the moment.
Our triage nurses quickly assess your condition and ensure that you are
seen as soon as you need to be.
Where to Go for Emergency Care
All six Valley Health hospitals provide emergency care. If you are having
a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.
Designed to Treat Severe & Traumatic Injuries As a Level II Trauma Center, Winchester Medical Center provides the high-level,
immediate care that our patients need. Our emergency rooms are staffed
24 hours a day, 7 days a week by the most highly skilled and experienced
physicians, nurses, and specialists in the region. We also have a staff
of dedicated trauma surgeons in a suite specifically set aside for trauma injuries.
Click here to learn more about trauma and emergency services at Winchester Medical Center.
Vital Things to Remember for Emergency Treatment
The idea of emergency care is to address the needs of those who need it
fastest. Those who are acutely ill and injured are always seen first,
regardless of their “place” in “line.”
For the sake of speed and space, the number of visitors in the emergency
treatment area is tightly controlled.
If anything changes regarding your conditions or if a family member has
concerns, the ER triage nurse should be notified.
For Minor Emergencies
Roughly 40 percent of emergency room visits are for injuries that are not
necessarily emergencies, such as sprains, small cuts, and flu symptoms.
To help address these needs while making time for the most severely injured
patients, Valley Health offers
Urgent Care in Winchester, Strasburg, Front Royal, Mount Jackson, Martinsburg and Ranson.
Click here to learn more about Valley Health Urgent Care, view current wait times
and check-in online.
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