Emergency and Trauma Care

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Emergency and Trauma Services

Always dial 911 in a life-threatening emergency

Emergency and Trauma Services

Riverside’s emergency and trauma services are there 24 hours a day to care for patients facing medical emergencies. With an integrated network consisting of a Level II trauma center and emergency departments at each hospital, Riverside provides patients at each location the expertise, programs and technologies of the entire health system. No matter the emergency, trust Riverside’s to care for you when the unexpected occurs.

Locations

Newport News

Riverside Regional Emergency and Trauma Center 500 J. Clyde Morris Blvd. Newport News, VA 23601

Riverside Regional Emergency and Trauma Center
Newport News
Newport News Newport News

Riverside Regional Emergency and Trauma Center 500 J. Clyde Morris Blvd. Newport News, VA 23601

Riverside Regional Emergency and Trauma Center
 Riverside Doctors Hospital Williamsburg Williamsburg

Riverside Doctors Hospital Williamsburg Emergency Department 1500 Commonwealth Ave. Williamsburg, VA 23185

Riverside Doctors Hospital Williamsburg Emergency Department
Walter Reed Hospital Gloucester

Riverside Walter Reed Hospital Emergency Room 7519 Hospital Dr. Gloucester, VA 23061

Riverside Walter Reed Hospital Emergency Room
Exterior view of Shore Memorial Hospital Onancock

Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital Emergency Department 20480 Market Street Onancock, VA 23417

Riverside Shore Memorial Hospital Emergency Department

Williamsburg

 Riverside Doctors Hospital Williamsburg
A male nurse is listening with a stethoscope a patient's chest

The Right Care at the Right Time

It can be confusing to understand what problems should be seen in an emergency room and what problems can be managed in a primary care office or urgent care clinic. This guide can help you determine the right place for your care.

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How Long Will I Wait?

When you arrive at the emergency department, you will go to triage, where a Registered Nurse will promptly evaluate your symptoms and vital signs. This triage system prioritizes patients based on the severity of their condition, so those in critical need are treated first. Therefore, patients with less severe conditions may experience longer wait times.

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