Emergency Care

If you are having an emergency, call 9-1-1

When you or your loved one has an emergency medical problem, our doctors and nurses will care for you, stabilize your emergency condition and help get you back on track to health. When you come to our emergency department, you will see a physician who is Board Certified, or Board eligible, as a Specialist in Emergency Medicine. You will be looked after by nurses who have dedicated their careers to the care of patients with emergent healthcare needs.

We are responsible for high-quality and safe service around the clock. Most patients admitted to Pullman Regional Hospital begin their care in our department. When it is necessary for transfer to a larger regional hospital, we communicate with the appropriate specialist and arrange for that transfer. We consult with both local and telemedicine on-call physician specialists and work closely with other area partners including Emergency Medicine Services. We continuously evaluate and improve our processes, equipment and training to provide optimal unscheduled care for the community.

Emergency Department Features:

Board Certified or Board Eligible Emergency Medicine physicians
Travel Clinic for pre- and post-travel vaccinations and testing
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) available

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We visited the ER in the middle of the night for our 4 year old daughter. The doctor and all the nurses were very kind and gentle with her and openly communicated with us about her possible condition and the tests that needed to be done. I felt certain she was in good hands.

Kelsey Taylor

I speak for my entire family when I say that my dad could not have had better and more compassionate care that what he received at Pullman Regional Hospital.

Shannon Krom Kelly

Every person, from the front desk clerk, the nurses, and the doctors, treated my dad respectfully and with the utmost care. We received the BEST care possible. Excellent ER team!

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If you are having an emergency, call 9-1-1

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