Emergency Services from Mary Washington Healthcare
Mary Washington Healthcare operates three emergency departments at
Mary Washington Hospital,
Stafford Hospital, and the
Emergency and Outpatient Center at Lee’s Hill. These full-service emergency departments are open 24/7 year round for
patient convenience. The three locations treat an average of 100,000 patients
each year. Our staff includes board-certified emergency physicians and
emergency-trained nurses. We see patients in order of acuity with a focus
on life, limb, and eyesight emergencies. We routinely treat patients suffering
from chest pain, fractures, electrical shock, respiratory trouble, eye
injuries, stroke symptoms, poisoning, and more.
We can help you when you need us for:
Abdominal (stomach) pain
Animal bites
Difficulty breathing/wheezing
Electrical shock
Eye injuries
Fractures/sprains
Headache
Heat stress
Burns
Poisoning
Fever
Pain
Asthma
Excessive vomiting
In addition to these common injuries and illnesses, we offer highly specialized
and coordinated care to our patients through treatment programs and services such as:
If you are a victim of a crime, our first priority at Mary Washington Healthcare
is making sure you receive the immediate healthcare services and emotional
support you need. You may also receive services from a separate team of
specially-trained forensic nurse examiners (FNE) to ensure important evidence
is collected. The use of forensic nurse examiners provides high quality
medical and forensic documentation and evidence collection which may lead
to a more positive criminal justice outcome.
