Emergency Care at Evanston Regional Hospital

When life takes an unexpected turn, having local access to emergency care can bring a sense of reassurance. Our Emergency Department is prepared to care for people experiencing a wide range of emergency conditions, offering thoughtful, skilled support to individuals and families throughout Uinta County during challenging moments.

Our hospital has been consecutively recognized as a Top 20 Rural & Community Hospital in recent years, reflecting ongoing efforts to support quality care in our community. Our Emergency Department is also accredited as a Chest Pain Center by the American College of Cardiology, a designation tied to the processes we follow when caring for patients with chest pain. Through our affiliation with the University of Utah, our community has access to enhanced clinical resources, including TeleStroke, TeleBurn, and TeleICU services.

As a Community Trauma Hospital, we provide 24/7 emergency care, including 24/7 emergency general surgery coverage. Orthopedic and podiatric surgical support is also available through on-call providers who serve patients in Uinta County and the surrounding region.

Evanston Regional Hospital is also the home base for the Wyoming Life Flight 3 helicopter and its skilled team of flight paramedics and flight nurses. Their presence supports timely transfers for patients whose condition may require a higher level of specialty care at a larger regional medical center.

Our Emergency Department is staffed by board-certified emergency medicine physicians, trained in the evaluation and treatment of emergency conditions. Working together with our nursing staff, surgical teams, air-medical partners, and telemedicine specialists, the department focuses on offering a steady, informed, and supportive experience for patients and their loved ones throughout their visit.

Finding Your Way to the ER

Knowing where to go during an urgent situation can bring a little clarity in a stressful moment.

Our Emergency Department entrance is located on the east side of the hospital campus and is marked with clear signage.

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. If you need to come to the Emergency Department, our team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to assess urgent medical concerns and provide support upon arrival.

Get ER Directions

30-Minute ER Pledge

During a medical emergency, time can feel especially important. At Evanston Regional Hospital, our Emergency Department team works with urgency and intention to help patients be evaluated by a clinical professional as quickly as possible. Our 30-Minute ER

Pledge reflects this ongoing effort and our commitment to responsive care for the individuals and families who rely on us.

Learn more about our 30-Minute ER Pledge

Get to Know the Emergency Medicine Physicians Who Care for You

When an emergency brings you to Evanston Regional Hospital, the physicians you meet play an important role in guiding your care. Our emergency medicine team is trained to evaluate and treat a wide range of urgent and serious conditions, and they work closely with our nurses, surgical teams, and telemedicine partners to support patients throughout their visit.

Learning a little about the physicians who may care for you can help make an unexpected moment feel more familiar. Below, you’ll find an introduction to the emergency medicine providers who serve individuals and families throughout Uinta County and the surrounding region.

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When to Go to the ER: Know the Signs

Some health concerns can be managed in a clinic or at home, but certain symptoms may signal a more serious condition that should be evaluated right away. Situations involving sudden, severe, or concerning changes—such as head injuries, high fevers, chest pain, difficulty breathing, or signs of stroke—often need prompt medical attention.

Learn about Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

Preparing for an ER Visit

A visit to the Emergency Department can feel stressful, especially when it happens unexpectedly. Taking a moment to think about what to bring and what to expect can help the experience feel a little more manageable.

Learn more about Preparing for An ER Visit