Posts Tagged ‘ER’
East Valley ER & Hospital Marks Three Years of Outstanding Care
Celebrating three years of setting the standard for high-quality medical services in Gilbert and beyond. Media Contact Mandy ReedBusiness Development Manager mreed@eastvalleyhospital.com For Immediate Release: GILBERT, Ariz. (Feb. 21, 2025) – East Valley ER & Hospital proudly celebrates its third anniversary, marking years of exceptional, patient-centered medical care in Gilbert and the surrounding community. Since…
Read MoreIt’s Never Too Early to Think About Heart Health
Discover How to Prevent Heart Disease at Any Age When most people think about heart care, they often associate it with older age. But the truth is, it’s never too early to develop heart-healthy habits—even for your kids! Prioritizing cardiovascular health from a young age can have a significant impact on the health of the…
Read MoreWhy Does Flu Season Peak During the Winter?
Discover the Impact of Cold Weather on the Increase of Flu Cases As winter settles in, it often feels like everyone around you is either sick or recovering from a cold. Your environment might be filled with a chorus of coughing, sniffling, and sneezing, which leaves you wondering—why do so many people catch the flu…
Read MoreKnow the Signs of When to Go to The ER For Stomach Pain
Abdominal or stomach pain is a common issue that most of us experience at some point, but it can be challenging to determine when the pain is serious enough to warrant a trip to the emergency room. Many people may hesitate to go to the ER for stomach pain, especially when it’s something they’ve experienced…
Read MoreCommon Exercise-Related Illnesses and Injuries to Watch Out for as You Begin Your New Year Fitness Journey
Stay Safe and Injury-Free While Reaching Your Fitness Goals This Year The new year is often the time for fresh starts, and for many, that includes setting new fitness resolutions. Whether you’re planning to hit the gym more regularly, start running, or try a new workout routine, it’s essential to know about the common exercise-related…
Read MoreUnderstanding Pneumonia in Children
What Every Parent Needs to Know if They Suspect Their Child Has Pneumonia It’s easy to assume that your child’s persistent cough is simply a common cold or the flu. However, it’s important to know how to determine if it could be something more serious. Pneumonia is a common condition that can lead to severe…
Read More5 Essential Tips for Traveling with Prescription Medication This Holiday Season
Don’t Risk Your Health: Stay Safe While Traveling with Medications The joys of the holiday season often include traveling to visit loved ones and celebrating together. While this time is special, it can also be hectic, especially when planning to travel. One thing to keep in mind during the holiday excitement is how to manage…
Read MoreTop 3 Creative and Fun Excuses to Use an Elf on the Shelf Doctor’s Note!
Don’t worry, parents! Discover three festive excuses to give your Elf (and yourself) a holiday break. Parents, we get it—keeping up with your Elf on the Shelf’s daily duties can be exhausting, especially during the busy holiday season. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Download your Elf on the Shelf doctor’s note and enjoy…
Read MoreWhen is Your Flu Severe Enough to Require a Hospital Stay?
Recognizing the signs of severe flu symptoms that may need emergency care can protect you from serious health conditions. During the cold and flu season, symptoms like fever, cough, and runny nose are common and often cause little concern. However, while the flu is a familiar illness, it has the potential to lead to life-threatening…
Read MoreThe Importance of Gathering Family Health History This Thanksgiving
Discover how to start the conversation this Thanksgiving to learn about your family health history and improve your experience in the ER. Family history plays a crucial role in medical care. Whenever we visit a healthcare facility, whether it’s for a routine check-up or an emergency room visit, we’re often asked to provide information about…
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