Important Information
On Wednesday, April, 1, 2020 at 7:00am, the ER of Shawnee free-standing emergency department will temporarily suspend operations. This will allow for consolidation of staff and supplies at the Overland Park Regional Medical Center main campus as we manage through the current COVID-19 Pandemic. At this time we are planning on re-opening the ER on May 1, 2020.
Critical Care In Your Community
Our freestanding ER of Shawnee was created to better serve the northeast Johnson County community with around the clock adult and pediatric emergency care. From sprains and broken bones to middle-of-the-night fevers and allergic reactions, we’re here to help 24/7. At the ER of Shawnee, we understand that your emergency is the most important one
ER of Shawnee is a conveniently located, full-service emergency room with:
- Fast, convenient care for adults and kids
- Board-certified physicians with extensive emergency treatment experience
- On-site imaging and laboratory services
- Cutting-edge diagnostic radiology, CT Scan, X-ray and ultrasound
- Smooth, efficient transport for adults and kids to the main emergency department or pediatric ER at Overland Park Regional Medical Center, if necessary
Top Symptoms Requiring ER Visits
- Head injury or other major trauma
- Heart attack or stroke
- Life-threatening conditions
- Loss of consciousness
- One-sided weakness or numbness
- Open fractures
- Severe bleeding
- Signs of heart attack/chest pain
- Severe abdominal pain
- Uncontrolled pain or bleeding
ER for Children
Overland Park Regional Medical Center offers 24-hour emergency services, the latest technology and a caring staff. Our three pediatric-ready emergency rooms are prepared for your little one's mishaps. In fact, HCA Midwest Health emergency rooms in the Kansas City metro beat the national average for pediatric ER readiness and treat nearly 25,000 kids each year.
Kids ER LocationsER or Urgent Care?
How do you know when a medical condition is serious enough to go to the emergency room? This helpful guide explains the symptoms and conditions that are urgent enough to visit the ER, an Urgent Care, a Walk-in Clinic, or a Doctor's Office. The guidelines can help you decide which healthcare provider makes the most sense for your medical needs, and your budget.
ER or Urgent Care Helpful GuideFast Average ER Wait Times
HCA Midwest Health hospitals offer short wait times in the Kansas City area. Plus, we treat more emergencies than any other healthcare system in the region.
2016-17 Averages (Median)
Source: Hospital Compare, July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017
Need Health Advice?
Nurses On-Call: For health information and advice from registered nurses who are available 24/7, call (913) 541-5562.
If you are having a medical emergency, please call 911.
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