Liberty Hospital ER

On this National Women Physicians Day we honor our doctors who provide outstanding care to patients and continue to accomplish great things in emergency medicine.

For the second consecutive year we have achieved Level 3 Geriatric Emergency Department Accreditation (GEDA) from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). That makes Liberty Hospital one of ONLY FOUR HOSPITALS IN THE STATE - and the only hospital in the Northland - to earn this certification. Dr. John Owen says, "this special designation means we are uniquely prepared to meet the needs of senior adults." Liberty Hospital's combined accreditations in geriatric emergency medicine, trauma, stroke and STEMI (heart attack) demonstrate our ability to provide the most critical of urgently needed services at all times for our community. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3a8cIqr.

We wish you a safe and healthy 2021.

Preventing the spread of COVID-19 is especially important during the holidays. Our own Dr. Raghu Adiga, Liberty Hospital chief medical officer and infectious disease specialist, shares tips for hosting and having a safe Thanksgiving: https://bit.ly/2IMRWmA.

You sprained your wrist, or maybe it's broken. Should you go to urgent care or the ER? Dr. John Owen, medical director of the Liberty Hospital Emergency Department, explains the differences between the ER, urgent care, and primary care.

Our talented and creative team designed this fabulous Hocus Pocus themed entry for the Liberty Hospital Foundation's annual pumpkin contest. Stay safe and Happy Halloween!

For patients who travel to Liberty Hospital along Lightburne, please be aware of the road closure beginning tomorrow. You'll need to find an alternate route.

Every minute counts during a heart attack. Don't delay care - call 911 immediately. You may save your heart muscle or save your life. Liberty Hospital ER is a level II designated center for time critical diagnosis for heart attack.

After the Lights is the Northland's ONLY Friday night clinic for sports injuries! #afterthelights

What are COVID-19 symptoms? When should I see a doctor? Do you offer rapid testing? When can I return to work? Got questions about COVID-19? Visit our Ready for You page for answers to frequently asked questions: https://bit.ly/31mMNrU.