At Coffeyville Regional Medical Center, our Emergency Department is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week by physicians who are board certified or board eligible in emergency medicine. This is an important commitment CRMC makes to the communities we serve and a level of emergency physician coverage not available at any other hospital in our region.
As a rural hospital, we take that responsibility seriously. Emergencies don’t happen on a schedule. When you need emergency care, you deserve an experienced team ready to respond – day or night.
When you need us, we’re here. 24 hours a day. 365 days a year.
Emergency Medicine Specialists – 24/7
Emergency medicine is a medical specialty. These physicians are trained to quickly evaluate a wide range of illnesses and injuries, identify potentially life-threatening conditions and determine the appropriate next steps in care.
At CRMC, that expertise is available around the clock.
A Hospital Behind Your Emergency Team
When you come to CRMC’s Emergency Department, you have more than an ER team caring for you. You have the resources of an entire hospital available when they’re needed.
CRMC’s Emergency Department is supported by:
- Laboratory services
- Medical imaging and diagnostic services
- Surgical services
- Respiratory therapy
- Inpatient care
- Specialty physician services
- Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
This coordinated approach gives our emergency team timely access to diagnostic testing, hospital resources and other medical professionals when additional care is needed.
Equipped for Emergencies
The CRMC Emergency Department is designed to care for patients experiencing everything from unexpected illness and injury to serious medical emergencies.
The department includes two trauma rooms, five medical treatment rooms and a dedicated orthopedic room, with diagnostic and treatment technology available to support emergency care.
Our Emergency Department cares for approximately 35 patients each day, providing an essential healthcare resource for Coffeyville and communities throughout Southeast Kansas and Northeast Oklahoma.
Experience When It Matters Most
In an emergency, the ability to assess a patient quickly, recognize what could be life-threatening and begin appropriate care matters.
From chest pain, stroke symptoms and breathing difficulties to serious injuries, sudden illness and other medical emergencies, CRMC is ready to respond.
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