Stay Informed With The Emergency Center

November is American Diabetes Month. This month, the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, a branch of the National Institute of Health (NIH), would like to focus on the…

Summer has come and gone, and people are preparing for winter and fall - and the illnesses that come with them. Many illnesses thrive in the fall and winter, and it is essential to spread awareness…

While available treatment options have progressed significantly over the years, COPD can often be a severe condition which may require emergency attention.

The bladder is a vital organ that serves as a storage space for the filtered urine that transfers from the kidneys. Bladder Health Month is in November, and is a time to become aware of the dangers…

A brain aneurysm is the bulging of an arterial wall in the brain. Also called a cerebral aneurysm, these bulges often go undetected due to the symptoms, which can point toward many other medical…

October is Halloween Safety Month - for obvious reasons! Halloween is supposed to be a fun experience for both kids and adults. For parents, however, Halloween is also a holiday that causes…

This year, the purpose of International Infection Prevention Week is to educate the public about vaccines and how they impact everyone. The theme for the week of October 13th is ‘Vaccines are…

ER visits can be stressful! When person is injured or sick enough to require immediate medical attention,  unexpected variables can make ER visits more complicated. Here are some things that can be…

Flu season is here! So, with the spring and summer coming to an end, people needn’t worry about seasonal allergies or West Nile virus until next year.

Each year, 25.5 million children under the age of 18 visit the emergency room. While this number is much higher than some may think, children get sick all the time and often need immediate attention…