Emergency Services in Las Vegas, Nevada

Wherever you are in and around Las Vegas, there’s a Valley Health System ER nearby to provide emergency services, 24/7. Staffed with trained medical personnel who are equipped with advanced diagnostic technology, our emergency rooms are here to diagnose and treat your medical condition.

Treatment is available for a range of emergency medical conditions, including:

• Heart attack/chest pain
• Stroke
• Broken bones
• Lacerations

What to Expect When Arriving for Care

Sudden illness or injury can occur without warning, and while no one typically plans a trip to the ER, everyone should know what to expect after they arrive.

When you come to our emergency rooms, our emergency management will likely go through five urgent care steps which are:

Step 1 – Triage

Triage is the process of determining the severity of a patient’s condition. Patients with the most severe emergencies receive immediate treatment. Wait time for emergency medical services varies, but those with the most severe and pressing medical emergencies will receive care first.

Step 2 – Registration

Registration might not seem like an important task when rushing to an emergency room, but this is how we get consent to treat whatever ailment you may have.

Step 3 – Treatment

Treating your medical condition is key, and time matters. We take a look at what is wrong with you and provide the best treatment we can in those crucial moments.

Step 4 – Reevaluation

After the initial treatment, it is important to reevaluate your specific situation and medical conditions so that we take care of you during your visit but with an eye on long-term diagnosis and treatment.

Step 5 – Discharge

Being discharged means you get to go home, and we make sure to take a look at all your options before sending you on your way.

Heart Attack Care

Emergency care for a suspected heart attack is key. Your emergency response time to suspected symptoms can save your life. If you are experiencing any signs of a heart attack, please seek out ER services or call 911 as soon as possible. Emergency medicine from an emergency department can make a difference.

Stroke Care

When suspecting a potential stroke, always remember to BE FAST and Save a Life.

• Balance is affected. A person may fall or feel unsteady.
• Eyes are blurry or have difficulty seeing when you ask a person about their vision.
• Face droops when you ask a person to smile.
• Arm weakness when you ask a person to raise their arms above their head.
• Speech is slurred when you ask a person to repeat a sentence.
• Time is important. If you notice symptoms of a possible stroke, call 9-1-1.