Baptist Health Emergency Care | West Kendall

YES

Visitors are generally welcome at the ER however this policy may vary and is subject to change at any time in order to adjust to safety requirements. Please visit https://baptisthealth-coronavirus.com/patients-and-visitors/visitor-guidelines for the most current guidelines. You may also want to confirm upon arrival.

Patients may access their results and medical records by registering at myBaptistHealth.net.

Yes we do, including but not limited to fractures, broken bones, lacerations, tendon injuries, torn cartilage and provide bracing, splinting, casting and suturing.

Yes, all patients will be treated by emergency trained doctors, physician assistants, nurses and nurse practitioners, and respiratory therapists all extensively trained in emergency medicine for adults and children.

We have several enhanced safety measures in place to keep everyone well. To learn more, please visit https://baptisthealth-coronavirus.com/patients-and-visitors

Yes, most medications are available before being discharged using the RX Now medication dispensing machine (A convenience fee is charged).

We take care of children and young adults with a variety of clinical concerns. Physicians and Nurses have special training to work with children to help them feel comfortable and get the right treatment.

We accept most insurance plans. For a list please visit: https://baptisthealth.net/patient-resources/insurances-accepted. You may also want to call your insurance company as well to verify. Regardless of insurance coverage, we will treat anyone who comes into our emergency room and needs care regardless of ability to pay.

It is a emergency room location and should definitely be capable of taking cardiac emergencies. Only thing is they are not attached to a hospital so if needed you will be transferred to the nearest Baptist on Kendall Drive