The Houston-based emergency room is run by a dedicated team of experienced medical professionals, fully adept at handling all kinds of medical emergencies ranging from pediatric emergency care to workplace injuries, trauma, STD testing, etc
Houston, Texas Feb 10, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Life Savers Emergency Room is guaranteeing residents of Houston round-the-clock access to its emergency services throughout 2023. The Houston Heights ER welcomed all residents of Houston into the new year and announced that people with medical emergencies within the city can continue to expect prompt attention with zero wait times whenever they walk into any of its 3 freestanding clinics.
"For nearly a decade, we have remained dedicated to providing excellent and compassionate care. Our physicians, nurses, and staff pride themselves on their ability to exceed each patient's expectations and we promise to continue offering you the best service as the year unfolds."
For the most part, timely access to proper medical attention often improves a patient's chances of surviving health complications. From cardiac arrests to auto accidents and other maladies, prompt responses by trained professionals are not only key to ensuring that victims survive, but also reduce the possibilities of further complications which in turn shortens the path to full recovery.
Created to save patients from the stress of long wait times and crowded emergency rooms, Life Savers ER operates a highly efficient emergency room service that offers prompt and reliable medical attention to all patients who walk through its doors. Since its inception in December 2015, the clinic has provided care to over 10,000 patients and continues to partner with our local police department, fire department, and postal service workers to serve the community.
"We care deeply about our community and do all we can to preserve the lives and health of all who call Houston home. We are invested in the continued growth of this city and are constantly searching for new opportunities to make it one of the safest places to live."
As a full-service emergency room in Houston, Life Savers ER is on a mission to deliver high-quality affordable care to everyone and provides free medical screenings to all victims of auto accidents. Life Savers ER offers high-standard, quality emergency medical care in all of their convenient ER locations with the help of experienced staff and a team of expert doctors.
- ER services available 24/7, 365 days
- A Strict No Wait Policy, meaning immediate care
- Board-Certified Physicians
- On-Site COLA Certified Laboratory with Immediate Results
- On-Site Radiology (X-ray, Ultrasound, CT Scan) with Immediate Results from Board-Certified Radiologists
- On-Site State Licensed Pharmacy for Immediate Relief
To learn more about Life Savers Emergency Room please reach out to the ER clinic via the contact info below.
About Life Savers Emergency Room
Life Savers Emergency Room is a privately run emergency clinic opened in 2015 by Dr. Foye Ikyaator to offer urgent medical attention to a variety of medical emergencies, ranging from pediatric emergency care to workplace injuries, trauma, STD testing, etc. The clinic is managed by a team of experienced healthcare providers, dedicated to providing high-quality and affordable care to everyone, regardless of financial or ethnic background. Offering three convenient Houston emergency room locations; Willowbrook ER, Heights ER, and Summerwood ER, the Life Savers ER nurses, physicians, and staff pride themselves on their unique ability to meet and exceed each patient's needs and expectations. The professionals at the clinic understand what it means to visit an ER and their goal is to make the patient experience as seamless and comfortable as possible while offering high-quality and reliable medical attention. Life Savers 24-Hour Emergency Room can handle life-threatening and serious conditions quickly.
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Life Savers Emergency Room
832-604-6115
17685 TX-249
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