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Emergency Room Wait Time


AVERAGE DOOR-TO-DOCTOR TIME*
13 Minutes on  MAY. 19   at  00:02 am
*Times are approximate and cannot be guaranteed upon your arrival.
If this an emergency, dial 9-1-1.


*Wait times are approximate and represent an average of the previous hour's wait times. Wait times are measured by how long it takes a patient to be seen by a physician after arriving. Given the nature of an Emergency Department, wait times can change suddenly. If this is an emergency, dial 9-1-1.
 
The Emergency Department at Woodland Healthcare is staffed 24 hours a day to cope with any illness of injury that may confront you or members of your family. Our physicians, physicians’ assistants, nurses and staff are specially trained in the field of Emergency Medicine. Using highly sophisticated equipment and skills, they are able to deliver the highest degree of care needed for emergency patients. We are proud to provide quality healthcare and be recognized for it locally and nationally. 

 

Primary Stroke Center 
Joint Commission

As a Primary Stroke Center, Woodland Healthcare has proven our ability to provide effective, timely care to stroke victims, which allows us to significantly improve outcomes for stroke patients

 

 Accredited Chest Pain Center
Society of Chest Pain Centers

As an Accredited Chest Pain Center, Woodland Healthcare’s protocol driven approach to heart care allows us to reduce time to treatment during the critical first stages of a heart attack.



The Emergency Department is located within Woodland Memorial Hospital, 1325 Cottonwood Street, Woodland, CA.

You should go to the Emergency Department if you feel you have any condition that requires immediate medical attention, including: 

  • difficulty breathing,
  • change in mental status such as unusual behavior, confusion or difficulty walking or talking,
  • chest or upper abdominal pain or pressure, fainting,
  • sudden dizziness, weakness or change in vision,
  • sudden, severe pain anywhere in your body,
  • severe or persistent vomiting,
  • coughing or vomiting blood,
  • severe bleeding,
  • broken bones,
  • trauma or injury to the head.
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