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We’re prepared to treat your emergency 24X7
Mary Washington Hospital, Stafford Hospital and our freestanding emergency department at Lee's Hill offer full-service emergency care 'round the clock, 365 days a year. Our emergency departments are staffed with teams of board-certified emergency medicine physicians and emergency-trained registered nurses experienced in handling every aspect of emergency care, including resuscitation, medical emergencies, pain relief, fractures and soft tissue injuries.
We can help you when you need us for:
- Animal bites
- Difficulty breathing
- Chest pain
- Electrical shock
- Eye injuries
- Fractures/sprains
- Heat stress
- Minor burns
- Poisoning
- Stroke care
Care is managed through a nationally recognized system created by our physicians and nurses that allows us to care for the most critically ill patients, while at the same time providing timely care for patients who can be treated and sent home.
We are an official “safe haven” for newborns
Mary Washington Hospital, Stafford Hospital and the Mary Washington Freestanding Emergency Center at Lee’s Hill are official Safe Haven sites, where any parent has the option to relinquish the care of a child they choose not to keep.
Emergency & Outpatient Center at Lee's Hill
Our full-service freestanding emergency department is open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, and is staffed with board-certified emergency physicians and emergency-trained nurses. The freestanding ED is capable of handling all emergencies, with comprehensive imaging and lab on-site. For more information, read Your Guide to the Freestanding Emergency Department.
Services
- Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, including holidays
- A full-service emergency department, not an urgent care center
- Capable of treating all emergencies as well as common illnesses and injuries
- Includes an ambulance bay so patients can be brought in by rescue squads
- Backed by the full range of acute care services at Mary Washington Hospital
- Includes 24-hour, on-site imaging and lab services
- Patients who need inpatient care will be transferred to Mary Washington Hospital at no charge
- Patient treatment becomes part of the medical record available at all Mary Washington Healthcare facilities, including Mary Washington Hospital and Stafford Hospital
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