Emergency Medicine

About Emergency Services

About Emergency Medicine

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Sinai Hospital of Baltimore
2401 W. Belvedere Ave., Baltimore, MD 21215

Northwest Hospital
5401 Old Court Road, Randallstown, MD 21133

Carroll Hospital
200 Memorial Ave., Westminster, MD 21157

Grace Medical Center
2000 W Baltimore St, Baltimore, Maryland 21223

LifeBridge Health’s four emergency departments (EDs) offer convenient emergency care in the Greater Baltimore area and Carroll County.

Our ER-7s at Sinai and Northwest hospitals, and EDs at Carroll Hospital and Grace Medical Center, deliver the highest quality of emergency care twenty-four hours a day. We provide state-of-the-art technology and advanced facilities, expert providers and attentive customer service.

Our EDs are here for you when every second counts. We’re proud to serve more than 160,000 patients each year

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Programs & Services

Urgent Care
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Cardiac Care
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Emergent Care
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Pediatric Care
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Rapid Care
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Observation Care
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Trauma Care at Sinai
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Psychiatric Care at Northwest
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Locations

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Parking

Sinai Hospital ER-7

Please drive directly to the Cylburn Garage, which is located next to the emergency entrance. The ER-7 emergency building is located on Greenspring Avenue between Northern Parkway and Cylburn Avenue.

Northwest Hospital ER-7

Please park in visitor parking (Lot E), located next to the emergency entrance. It's accessible via the second drive on Old Court Road, coming from either direction. Parking is free.

Carroll Hospital Emergency Department

Parking is complimentary and is located off of the main hospital entrance and in the parking garage. Visitor parking is clearly marked to assist our visitors in finding parking easily.

ER vs. Urgent Care

Urgent Care centers treat the following conditions:

Animal bites
Broken bones
Coughs and colds
Ear infections
Lacerations
Mild dehydration
Minor burns
Nausea/vomiting
Painful urination

Persistent diarrhea
Pink eye
Pneumonia
Rashes
Sinus infections
Sprains
Strep throat
Urinary tract infections
Yeast infections

Emergency rooms treat the following conditions:

Signs of a stroke, such as sudden facial paralysis, numbness or weakness in the face, arm or leg (especially on one side); slurred speech; impaired vision or severe dizziness
Chest pain or signs of a heart attack (pressure, tightness, pain, or a squeezing or aching sensation in your chest or arms that may spread to your neck, jaw or back)
Severe abdominal pain
Profuse bleeding or head trauma
Loss of consciousness
Very young infants (under 8 weeks old) and the elderly should go to the ER when they’re ill.