Emergency Room
Emergency Care When and Where You Need It
Our commitment to your health is constant. If you come to one of our hospitals, know that we have ongoing precautions in place for your safety.
Masks are required at all Baptist Health System locations for staff, patients and visitors, regardless of vaccination status.
Why Choose Baptist for Emergency Care?
Shorter waiting times and numerous emergency locations throughout San Antonio — these are just a couple of reasons you should choose Baptist for your emergency care. Here are a few more:
- We’re the only hospital system with five accredited Chest Pain Centers (one at each of our emergency departments) to provide expert heart care when seconds matter.
- The Baptist Brain and Stroke Network includes all six of our hospitals that can treat stroke emergencies. St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital is the first Comprehensive Stroke Center in San Antonio, offering the highest level of stroke care available.
- We’re proud to staff experienced, multi-disciplinary teams across the continuum of care to treat your care needs.
- The Baptist Children’s Hospital at North Central Baptist Hospital is a dedicated ER just for kids, and the only dedicated pediatric ER north of the airport that is attached to a full service children’s hospital.
- We offer fast and compassionate emergency care at our multiple emergency locations, including all six of our acute care hospitals and eight Baptist Neighborhood Hospitals across the San Antonio area.
When time is of the essence and high-quality, compassionate care is what you seek, look no further than Baptist. We’re always ready to help you and your family in an emergency. We are A Community Built on Safety.
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ED Expansion
At St. Luke’s Baptist Hospital, we are committed to growing alongside the needs of our community. That’s why we are expanding our Emergency Department and enhancing our inpatient care capacity. -
Emergency Room Locations
Whether it’s a broken bone, high fever or a more severe medical emergency like a heart attack, we are ready to provide quality care when seconds matter. -
When to Go to an ER
Get information on when you should go to an ER, urgent care make an appointment with your Primary Care Physician.