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Emergency Care

Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Grapevine

​​​​​​​​We're here when you need us

 
 

By definition, emergencies take you by surprise. But when they do, we’re ready 24 hours a day, seven days a week. From minor injuries to life threatening conditions, you can trust Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Grapevine to provide the treatment you need.

The highly skilled team in the ED diagnoses and treats patients quickly. The facility includes large patient rooms, streamlined processes and advanced imaging equipment.

To provide quality care during an emergency it takes a responsive and dedicated team of board certified emergency medicine physicians and registered nurses trained in trauma and critical care.

Emergency services

We offer emergency care in our full-service hospital. All of our emergency services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

  • Scope of Care
  • Conditions Treated
  • What should I bring to the emergency room?
  • Trauma Care

Scope of Care

  • Digital imaging suite, including a 64-slice CT scanner in the ED with advanced capabilities for CT angiograms to help diagnose stroke and a state of the art 3T MRI available for emergent needs.
  • Certified as a Primary Stroke Center by The Joint Commission, including national recognition by the American Heart Association for performance metrics in the top 4% nationally achieving ‘Get With the Guidelines’ Target Stroke Honor Roll Elite Plus. This certification demonstrates that our stroke program follows national standards and guidelines proven to significantly improve outcomes for stroke patients.
  • Certified as a Chest Pain Center by The Joint Commission for achieving national quality standards proven to significantly improve outcomes for cardiac patients.
  • Voted 2019 “Best Emergency Room” in Northeast Tarrant County by readers of Living Magazine; 90th percentile patient experience and overall likelihood to recommend.
  • Designated Level II Trauma Center

 

Conditions Treated

  • Abdominal pain
  • Bleeding that won’t stop
  • Chest pain
  • Extensive or complicated cut or laceration
  • Fainting or head injury with loss of consciousness or disorientation
  • Fever in infants younger than 3 weeks
  • Loss or change of vision
  • Major fracture that breaks the skin
  • Procedures requiring CT scan or sedation
  • Seizure
  • Serious burn
  • Snake bite
  • Spinal injury
  • Sudden change in mental status
  • Sudden shortness of breath/difficult breathing
  • Vaginal bleeding
  • Vomiting or coughing up blood

What should I bring to the emergency room?

Although trips to the Emergency Room can be unexpected, it’s important to try to be prepared in case of an emergency. Here are a few important items to have on hand for your visit:

  1. Name and phone number of the patient’s primary care physician
  2. Identification and insurance card
  3. List of all medications, including doses and how often they’re taken (Note: If a list of medications is not available or known, bring a bag containing the patient’s medications)
  4. List of any over-the-counter medications and supplements being taken, such as pain relievers, vitamins and herbal products
  5. Next few doses of the patient’s medications
  6. List of all known allergies and any chronic medical conditions
  7. Any special medical equipment needed
  8. Pharmacy name and location
  9. If necessary, a friend or family member that can help interpret or provide additional information about the patient’s history or illness
  10. Please avoid bringing valuables to the ED

Trauma Care

Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Grapevine has a Level II Trauma Center designation.

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What to expect during your visit
Some people may think going to the emergency department is frightening. That’s why at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Grapevine, we want to ease your fears by letting you know what to expect when you come through our doors.
Severity of your symptoms
Depending on the severity of your symptoms you may be taken immediately to a treatment room or be asked to wait until one becomes available. Patients with minor medical symptoms such as coughs, fever, earaches or minor injuries may be treated in our minor emergency area.
Gathering of information
Before you see one of our physicians, a team member will ask questions including general information, medical history and medications you may be taking. This gives our physicians the information they need to provide quality care for you.
Lab tests or X-rays
After you have been evaluated by a physician you may need lab tests or X-rays to help diagnose your medical problem. Lab tests and X-rays may take an hour or two to process. At Baylor Scott & White – Grapevine, we will make sure you are as comfortable as possible while you wait.
Re-evaluation/Admission
Your physician will return after the results are in to re-evaluate you. Depending on your condition a physician specialist may be consulted to help with your care. If you need to be admitted to the hospital, our team will assign you a bed. Your care will continue in the emergency department until you are transported to your hospital room.
Ready to go home
After your emergency department visit is complete and you are ready to go home, you will be given instructions regarding your diagnosis. It is very important that you understand what to do when you leave the hospital. Your personal physician may be contacted regarding your visit to the emergency department. Also, before you leave a staff member will ask for your name, address, telephone number and insurance information. This gives us the information we need to contact you if we need to after you leave our emergency department.
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