Are you experiencing a life-threatening emergency?
Don’t Wait. CALL 911 NOW!
Always Ready, Always Caring
With an around-the-clock emergency department staffed with board-certified physicians and specially trained nurses, Valor Health ensures all patients receive the highest standard of care – no matter the emergency.
The emergency team is equipped with an always-open laboratory, advanced medical technology, and imaging services, which allows it to secure the most accurate diagnoses. Our Providers move quickly, efficiently, and expertly to deliver the best possible care you need.
When you turn to Valor Health, you’re not just choosing a nearby ER; You’re choosing 24/7 emergency services, board-certified physicians, and a care team dedicated to providing the right care at the right time.
Learn more about our laboratory services at https://www.valorhealth.org/services/laboratory/
Learn more about our Imaging services at https://www.valorhealth.org/services/imaging/
Valor Health Emergency Department works closely with local Emergency Medical Services agencies to transfer patients to partnering facilities that can provide higher levels of care when patients need it most.
When Should I Go to the ER?
Whenever an illness or injury occurs, you must decide how serious it is and how soon to get medical care. If you are experiencing any of these signs or symptoms, call 911 or go directly to the nearest emergency room.
Know the Signs of an Emergency
- Trouble breathing
- Passing out, fainting
- Pain in the arm or jaw
- Unusual or bad headache, particularly if it starts suddenly
- Suddenly not able to speak, see, walk, or move
- Suddenly weak or drooping on one side of the body
- Dizziness or weakness that does not go away
- Inhaled smoke or poisonous fumes
- Sudden Confusion
- Heavy bleeding
- Possible broken bone, loss of movement, particularly if the bone is pushing through the skin
- Deep wound
- Serious burn
- Coughing or throwing up blood
- Severe pain anywhere on the body
- Severe allergic reaction with trouble breathing, swelling, hives
- High fever with headache and stiff neck
- High fever that does not get better with medicine
- Throwing up or loose stools that do not stop
- Poisoning or overdose of drugs or alcohol
- Seizures
- Emergent dialysis needs
Valor is Available for Non-Emergencies, Too
If you have urgent health issues that don’t require emergency care, visit Valor Health Urgent Care at 1024 East Locust Street in Emmett, open seven days a week. Our Urgent Care team can help you with:
- Cold, cough and flu symptoms
- Flu shots
- Sports and minor injuries
- Minor cuts and burns
- Ear and sinus infections
- Headaches and body aches
- Rashes, hives, and other skin conditions
- Bronchitis and pneumonia