Emergency care

Emergency care is the treatment of unexpected, severe medical injuries or infections. It is typically delivered in an emergency room or an ambulance. Our emergency medicine physicians stabilize your condition as quickly as possible to prepare you for the next step of care or discharge.

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Emergency services in Wichita, Kansas

When you or someone you love needs emergency care, come to Wesley Woodlawn Hospital & ER, a campus of Wesley Healthcare.

We provide world-class emergency care in Wichita—24 hours a day, seven days a week—for your emergency medicine, imaging and diagnostic needs.

Emergency medicine services

Wesley Woodlawn’s ER is equipped to treat any medical emergency, from broken bones to a heart attack.

We’re proud to offer:

Board-certified ER doctors
Specially trained ER nurses and support staff
State-of-the-art technology
Wide range of imaging services, including MRI and low-dose CT scanner
Laboratory services
National recognition for ER patient satisfaction, two years in a row
Family-friendly, compassionate care
Short wait times

Visiting the Wesley Woodlawn Hospital Emergency Room

Our ER is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Please use our emergency entrance on the southeast side of our building upon seeking care at the Wesley Woodlawn Hospital Emergency Room. We have a pull-around area for patients to be dropped off. Patient parking is available outside of the ER entrance.

Stroke treatment at Wesley Woodlawn Hospital

When a stroke occurs, seconds matter. Wesley Woodlawn Hospital and ER has been recognized for its award-winning stroke care in Wichita, and is prepared 24/7 to care for you or your loved ones in the event of a stroke.

If you believe that you or someone you know is having a stroke, call 911 immediately.

Wesley Woodlawn Hospital Emergency Room Testimonial - Drew

When Drew's father needed to get him to the emergency room, Drew was rushed to the Wesley Woodlawn Hospital Emergency Room. The team there acted quickly and ordered diagnostic tests right away, which revealed that Drew had suffered a stroke. This fast response saved Drew's life.