Emergency Medicine Center

We can handle everything from sprained ankles and earaches to life-threatening injuries

Dallas Regional Medical Center’s Emergency Department has a central triage area, 23 private treatment rooms and 8 fast track bays for non-emergent health issues, as well as a helipad for critical patients. We are staffed by board-certified emergency physicians and skilled nurses backed by medical and surgical specialists. State-of-the-art equipment provides diagnostics and treatment support for all types of emergency situations.

About Our ER Wait Time

ER wait time is the average wait time for a patient to see a registered nurse during the triage (evaluation) process in our ER. After patients are triaged (evaluated), they are seen by qualified medical professionals in priority order, according to their medical condition and reason for visit. Times are approximate and provided for information purposes only.

Our ER team

Every day, 24 hours a day, Dallas Regional Medical Center’s emergency room doctors, nurses and other health care staff are available to provide you and your loved ones with expert care.

For further information, contact us at 214-320-7000

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Geriatric emergency department accreditation

At Dallas Regional Medical Center, seniors have earned a little extra consideration, and we are honored to care for the older adults of Dallas County.

We were the first Accredited Geriatric Emergency Room in Dallas County.

Dallas Regional Medical Center earned the Geriatric Emergency Department Accreditation (GEDA) recognizing emergency departments that go above and beyond to provide excellent care for older adults. The GEDA program is the culmination of years of progress in emergency care of older adults. In 2014, four geriatric focused organizations developed and released geriatric ED guidelines. These guidelines recommended measures ranging from adding geriatric-friendly equipment to specialized staff to more routine screening for delirium, dementia, and fall risk, among other vulnerabilities.

The voluntary GEDA program provides specific criteria and goals for emergency clinicians and administrators to target. A Geriatric Accredited emergency department must incorporate selected best practices, as well as provide inter-disciplinary geriatric education, and have geriatric appropriate equipment and supplies available.

At the Dallas Regional Medical Center emergency department, we’ll see you quickly, and we take time to evaluate your condition and develop the best plan of care for you. With our geriatric trained Emergency Nurses, our collaborative ER team is trained to identify older adults that need extra support during and after their hospitalization.

In addition, we work closely with you to manage your long-term health and wellness. Our clinicians develop a discharge plan with you and your family to help you manage your future healthcare needs.