And almost all emergency room patients are seen by an emergency room physician.
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Vox looked into Anthem's practice of denying emergency room visits as part of a year-long project on emergency room billing.
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Bills from Vox's emergency room billing database, which includes more than 2,20103 emergency room bills submitted by readers, tell a similar story.
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Vox's reporting on emergency room billing has resulted in more than $92,000 in emergency room bills being reversed, including three from Zuckerberg Hospital.
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Vox's reporting on emergency room billing has resulted in more than $92,000 in emergency room bills being reversed, including three from Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.
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Vox's reporting on emergency room billing has resulted in more than $65,000 in emergency room bills being reversed, including two from Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.
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As a result, an enrollee on Medicaid who has a cold can show up to the emergency room and get his cold managed in the emergency room.
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Emergency room visits — Among respondents, shifting emergency room visits to a government-run plan drew more support than keeping it in the private insurance market, 39% to 36%.
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"You go the emergency room, you sprain your ankle and you get two bills — one from the hospital and a separate one from the emergency room," Chanos said.
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But according to a 2013 study by Truven Health Analytics, about three-fourths of emergency room visits by people with insurance did not require emergency room-level care.
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There is a growing outcry on Capitol Hill over surprise emergency room bills — and now emergency room doctors themselves are rolling out a plan to do something about it.
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" - Adrian, 225 "Considered emergency room for the hangover.
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I know this because I've been spending the past year running a project on emergency room billing — and because a few months ago, I ended up an emergency room patient myself.
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Emergency room visits due to opioid overdose grew by 35 percent in 16 states over the past year, according to the emergency room data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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To explore the cost of emergency room visits due to sunburns, the study team examined a national database for 2013, tallying all emergency room visits whose primary or secondary reason was sunburn.
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It's like an emergency room, but the difference between us and an emergency room is that we're able to provide help to a person who is at high risk in 30 seconds.
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Emergency room physicians say that, last year, the company did not routinely request medical records for denied patients, and therefore could not review the symptoms that brought them to the emergency room.
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However, no one is a Foucauldian in an emergency room.
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I ended up in the emergency room really, really sick.
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She was taken to the emergency room the next morning.
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They were rushed to the emergency room immediately upon landing.
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An emergency room record estimated her weight at 37 pounds.
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The patient reportedly walked into an emergency room on Jan.
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A trip to the emergency room confirmed the real problem.
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Neither was breaking curfew to get to an emergency room.
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The ambulance just took Debbie to a nearby emergency room.
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Will I go to the emergency room in the morning?
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I didn't want to spend money at the emergency room.
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A child unexpectedly becomes ill, requiring an emergency room visit.
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Straight after overdosing, Renton gets rushed to the emergency room.
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Samuel Castillo, 21, arrived in the emergency room needing blood.
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Health care, according to Tipirneni, a former emergency room physician.
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Steve pounded on the glass of the emergency room door.
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The emergency room is open when people can actually go.
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For every death, there were nearly 120 emergency room visits.
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But two days later, he returned to the emergency room.
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Paramedics flew him to the emergency room in a helicopter.
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Early morning, I went to Georgetown University Hospital's emergency room.
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A typical emergency room doctor sees three patients every hour.
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The copay for an emergency room visit was just $15.
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The medical professionals referred 52 people to an emergency room.
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Potentially serious problems require a visit to the emergency room.
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Have you had a recent trip to the emergency room?
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They had been to the emergency room several times already.
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Emergency room doctors at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana, Ill.
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Christina spent much of the night in the emergency room.
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To keep himself safe, he drove to Northeastern's emergency room.
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Two days later, she was back in the emergency room.
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That is another source contributing to the emergency room flood.
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A normal emergency room or burns unit would be sterile.
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"Let me drive you to the emergency room," Diana urged.
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But Clark knew that the emergency room can be expensive.
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They drove home without setting foot in the emergency room.
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The emergency room nurses and doctors lift them onto stretchers.
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Some officers transported people to the emergency room, he said.
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But brunch is not as essential as the emergency room.
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Emergency room visits up 120 percent, especially among young girls.
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In the past six months, Vox has collected more than 1,400 emergency room bills submitted by readers in all 50 states and Washington, DC, as part of an investigation into emergency room billing practices.
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In the past six months, Vox has collected more than 22016,231 emergency room bills submitted by readers in all 22017 states and Washington, DC, as part of an investigation into emergency room billing practices.
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A study published in Health Affairs estimates that in 2014, 14% of outpatient emergency room visits, 20% of hospital admissions through the emergency room and 9% of elective inpatient admissions generated surprise medical bills.
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"Not everyone will report it and unless someone gets really ill, they won't go to the emergency room, and even then, the emergency room may not report it as a true poisoning," he said.
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The J.D. Power study says telemedicine is reducing emergency room visits, noting that just a 1% decrease in emergency room visits, replaced by telemedicine, can result in average savings of $102 million per year.
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In the past six months, Vox has collected more than 22009,2250 emergency room bills submitted by readers in all 2000 states and Washington, DC, as part of an investigation into emergency room billing practices.
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The rising price of emergency room facility fees coupled with growing usage of the most expensive codes mean it's significantly more expensive to go to an emergency room now than it was six years ago.
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Imagine you're rushed into an emergency room with a heart problem.
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She was pronounced dead in the hospital's emergency room, officials said.
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The emergency room is also seeing more repeat patients, he said.
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His father drove him to the emergency room in a van.
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She came to in a wheelchair under the emergency room lights.
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She quit and became a nurse in the hospital's emergency room.
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Dr. Rosenthal was an emergency room doctor before becoming a journalist.
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Then there's Mike Lynn, an emergency room doctor in Oakland, Calif.
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Let's say you're really sick and go to the emergency room.
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He spent Christmas Eve in the emergency room with our mom.
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This can result in higher emergency room rates across the board.
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Read more of Sarah Kliff's reporting on hidden emergency room fees.
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Of course, intensive treatment and emergency-room care are sometimes necessary.
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Others caused dangerous infections that sent him to the emergency room.
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McKenna was pronounced dead soon after arriving at the emergency room.
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Another had to go to the emergency room for anxiety attacks.
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Emergency room doctors and accountants, for example, could also be impacted.
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Some 122,000 people come through the Maimonides emergency room every year.
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Emergency room doctors, nurses, and first responders were getting delayed alerts.
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The findings were specific to emergency room doctors and Medicare recipients.
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Two days later, the man in the emergency room was dead.
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She was an emergency-room doctor and smelled like surgical tape.
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And emergency room doctors, working in clandestine clinics, set shattered bones.
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She died in the emergency room at the hospital, Harris said.
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In May, Leal was taken to an emergency room with pneumonia.
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If the diarrhea is severe, he advises visiting the emergency room.
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In the emergency room, though, we actually know who they are.
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We spent the rest of the night in the emergency room.
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He said he had come to the emergency room to preach.
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By the time Briana reached the emergency room, she was dead.
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Emergency-room physicians at another hospital are having to reuse gowns.
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We tried to help her by calling the local emergency room.
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An emergency-room doctor said she had diabetes and needed surgery.
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The emergency room doctors assumed I was having a panic attack.
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Bianca announced that we'd have to go to the emergency room.
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Ms. Beck was told to take him to an emergency room.
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In the emergency room, her fever was too high to measure.
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She convinced the staff to admit me into the emergency room.
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At the emergency room, I was dispatched to a private room.
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He said he made multiple trips to the emergency room Monday.
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Mr. Brown has not been back to an emergency room since.
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We knew this the moment he arrived in the emergency room.
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"Ending up in the emergency room is no joke," he said.
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Raul Ruiz, a California Democrat and an emergency room physician, agrees.
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Natalie Roberts, an M.S.F. doctor from Wales, directed the emergency room.
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His father, now semiretired, practiced emergency room medicine in nearby Lewiston.
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He specialized in emergency medicine, but the emergency room was deserted.
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So, he rushed to the emergency room to get checked out.
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I took him to the emergency room on a Saturday morning.
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Being an emergency room patient can be a pretty frightening experience.
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Avoidable visits to the emergency room have decreased nearly 50 percent.
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Mobile baby walkers accounted for 16.2 percent of emergency room visits.
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It relies on a database of readers' own emergency room bills.
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Anderson estimates he got to the emergency room around 21 pm.
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Abortion patients rarely go to the emergency room after the procedure.
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Help us report on the costs to visit the emergency room.
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The emergency room was the only place to seek medical treatment.
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Other fees at Zuckerberg General emergency room can be high too.
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My newest story on emergency room billing looks at facility fees.
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The stories in the emergency room series has resulted in more than $65,000 in emergency room bills being reversed, as well as a bill introduced in the Senate to end this type of surprise ER bills.
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The one exception is emergency room care: Under the A.C.A., insurers cannot charge you more for seeking care at a non-network emergency room, as long as what you are experiencing is a true medical emergency.
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They suggest bundling emergency room doctors' fees into the overall charge for using the emergency room (similar to how nurses, for example, don't bill patients directly but rather have their services included in a larger hospital charge).
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"The Company Behind Many Surprise Emergency Room Bills" —Julie Creswell, Reed Abelson, and Margot Sanger-Katz, New York Times A wonderful data deep dive into EmCare, the largest emergency room doctor staffing company in the United States.
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But the fees to use the emergency room stood out as significantly higher than neighboring hospitals, and important to examine, because they often make up the vast majority of Zuckerberg San Francisco General patients' emergency room bills.
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The couple has made eight trips to the emergency room this year.
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About one in five emergency room visits result in a surprise bill.
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The vaccine is safe, for starters, said the emergency room nurse practitioner.
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They told us to go to the emergency room, so we did.
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An Emergency Room Enigma The next morning the pain was still there.
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It is everyone's business, from emergency room doctors to primary care physicians.
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So they sent her to the emergency room at a nearby hospital.
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" "If you have a sprained ankle, you go to [the emergency room].
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Emergency room doctors were "tragically unable to save him," the family said.
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And so after much convincing, we went to the emergency room together.
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Hundreds of people died and thousands ended up in the emergency room.
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Then the bill came: a $2000,2200 charge for his emergency room visit.
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Some customers were admitted to the emergency room due to their symptoms.
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Three days later, still in pain, she went to an emergency room.
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" "If you have a sprained ankle, you go to [the emergency room].
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It was bizarre, even for the environs of Manhattan Hospital's emergency room.
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I ended up in the emergency room with burns on my ear.
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The nurses came outside and then rushed her to the emergency room.
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I think you're in pain and should go to the emergency room.
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And when I got there, I realized this was ... an emergency room.
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Going to the emergency room also wasn't good for caregivers' mental health.
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Then, in January [of 2015], she was taken to the emergency room.
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"They can go to the emergency room for a headache," she says.
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At the Anna Jaques emergency room, the couple met Dr. Domenic Martinello.
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I have seen this situation play out repeatedly in my emergency room.
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As an emergency room physician, I am constantly introducing myself to people.
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The emergency-room entrance was at the other end of the lot.
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Among the staff withdrawn were pediatricians, obstetricians, surgeons and emergency room specialists.
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In July, a teenager in Long Island went to the emergency room.
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She took him to the emergency room of the big university hospital.
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She scooped up her son and took him to the emergency room.
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For the last 20 years, I've been going to the emergency room.
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In the emergency room, though, that's the place to start that conversation.
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The police escorted Porten and her baby to a nearby emergency room.
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" The emergency room doctor, Ms. Alberts said, "ran out and Googled him.
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During that gap, I found myself post-seizure in an emergency room.
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He was then taken to an emergency room at a local hospital.
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This time, they went to a concierge emergency room for faster service.
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Both are emergency room physicians at Jacobi Medical Center in the Bronx.
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For years, she has gone to an emergency room every few months.
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His blood sugar levels called for a visit to the emergency room.
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The doctor told him to head to the Massachusetts General emergency room.
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Tell the driver to bring you straight to the local emergency room.
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The first step should not be to go to the emergency room.
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An ear infection landed Ms. Geoghegan in the emergency room in France.
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She came to the emergency room complaining of severe fatigue in March.
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"I took it to show to people," said the emergency room nurse.
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She was 248, shadowing her aunt who worked in an emergency room.
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Floodwaters at the Rand Memorial Hospital in Freeport Grand Bahama - Emergency Room.
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Don't go to the emergency room because you might be affecting others.
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Emergency room visits and admissions are declining in hospitals across the country.
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The result: a panic attack that sent him to the emergency room.
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The candidate accompanied her to the emergency room and paid her bill.
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The emergency room at Al Razi Hospital was inundated with the wounded.
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As a result, city officials said, emergency room visits plummeted 85 percent.
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A week earlier, his wife had brought him to the emergency room .
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In Morristown, police and hospital security officers huddled outside the emergency room.
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While working in the emergency room at Children's Hospital in Oakland, Calif.
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The doctors in the emergency room were also worried about a stroke.
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Ten minutes later, all of them ended up in the emergency room.
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He ended up in an emergency room after he missed his treatment.
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We go to the emergency room instead of a primary-care doctor.
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Another is an emergency room nurse, with top-notch first aid skills.
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By 2007, visits to the emergency room had doubled from the 1990s.
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She died in the emergency room, the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office said.
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As you might have guessed, it is your local hospital emergency room.
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In the emergency room, a baby-faced doctor asked me some questions.
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She sought help from doctors and twice went to the emergency room.
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I entered the emergency-room door and I can hear her talking.
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So he went to Legacy Emergency Room & Urgent Care outside of Dallas.
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That night, I went to the emergency room at a different hospital.
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Do you have an emergency room bill from the past five years?
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She had made four visits to the emergency room complaining of headaches.
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Vox's Sarah Kliff has spent the past year investigating emergency room billing.
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Or when you go to the emergency room to have your baby.
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And, when parents had visited an emergency room for care, their children were 27 percent more likely to also have received emergency care at some point compared to children of parents who hadn't gone to the emergency room.
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Surprise or unexpected out-of-network bills can happen in an emergency when a patient is ill and unable to seek out an in-network emergency room or is taken to an out-of-network emergency room by ambulance.
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She also praised the idea of an emergency room, called Code 3 Emergency Room & Urgent Care, that is being built at Southgate Plaza, a complex on airport-owned land that will have offices, a hotel, restaurants and other amenities.
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I landed in the emergency room 24 times because of their unstable nature.
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In North Carolina, in 2010, another false pregnancy presented at the emergency room.
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Police arrested Farooqui when he showed up injured at a hospital emergency room.
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But his pain did not improve, and he went to the emergency room.
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That high-powered pill may will probably land you in the emergency room.
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"Both of those emergency room trips ended up costing around $200," he said.
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They think twice before they bring a sick child to the emergency room.
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Two weeks later, she was in the emergency room, fighting for her life.
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In one, the ceiling of the emergency room caved in during the quake.
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We have to provide other places to go other than the emergency room.
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An emergency room tent outside the Centro Medico in San Juan in September.
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By the way, who the f— stays in the emergency room 15 days?
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Then Yuna began having seizures , often sending the Lees to the emergency room.
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She woke up in the emergency room, where she was detained by police.
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"Immediately, they took him to the emergency room," said his father, Asaf Parush.
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Preventative care, after all, is a whole lot cheaper than emergency room visits.
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That's when they decided it was time to go to the emergency room.
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In 2009, emergency room patients filed a class action lawsuit against the hospital.
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But an emergency room physician noted that AJ later gave a different reason.
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In that time period, about 2503 people ended up in the emergency room.
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Instead they were being treated in a makeshift emergency room inside a home.
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In Colorado, marijuana-related emergency room visits by teens is on the rise.
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She was confirmed dead at the emergency room at AnMed Health Medical Center.
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Investigators quickly retrieved Cummings's records from her earlier visit to the emergency room.
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I'd like to start with how you got interested in emergency room billing.
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By the time she got to the emergency room, it was too late.
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Emergency Room personnel rated the majority of the injuries as minor or moderate.
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There's a baby boy on a stretcher in a children's hospital emergency room.
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Prices for emergency-room care rose by about 30% over the same period.
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He briefly attempted CPR, abandoning those efforts before driving to the emergency room.
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The patient's sharp appearance made him an oddity in a Baltimore emergency room.
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John Garvin may be the longest-serving emergency room doctor in the country.
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And for one mother, it took a terrifying trip to the emergency room.
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An ambulance arrived shortly thereafter to take him to a local emergency room.
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Scherr, the emergency room director, said he broke down after leaving the hospital.
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Also killed were emergency room physician Tamara O'Neal and pharmacy resident Dayna Less.
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Two videos The surveillance video shows events in the emergency room waiting area.
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For someone without insurance, going to the emergency room is not a solution.
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After the gig, he collapsed backstage and was rushed to the emergency room.
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The family shelter fills four floors above the old hospital's emergency room lobby.
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We drove by a hospital where the emergency room had been closed down.
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The emergency room may be the first — or last — resort for these patients.
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It was dangerous, and health care coverage meant going to the emergency room.
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Eye injuries were not always the primary reason someone visited the emergency room.
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Two-thirds of emergency room visits involving overdoses are due to prescription drugs.
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For example, a young mother might have little experience with the emergency room.
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By now, you've been wheeled into an emergency room wearing nasal oxygen prongs.
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Mike is a reserve deputy sheriff, current emergency room physician, and venture capitalist.
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An ambulance brought him o the emergency room, where was stabilized and released.
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The workers rushed them to Memorial's emergency room, where they were given oxygen.
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An electrocardiogram done at the local emergency room, that first time, was abnormal.
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Flaxman gave the example of a doctor who works in the emergency room.
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Years of smoking landed him in our emergency room several times a month.
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When they needed to see a doctor, they went to the emergency room.
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Mr. Smith now works in the emergency room at a hospital in Louisiana.
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It increases the reliance on emergency room care and creates needless health risks.
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Children who are managing their cold symptoms well should avoid the emergency room.
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We're told surgery patients, and emergency room patients will be allowed one visitor.
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During the drive to the emergency room she turned blue and stopped breathing.
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If you work in an emergency room, I want to hear your story.
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I'm an emergency room doctor at one of New York City's public hospitals.
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That two-step approach cut antibiotic prescriptions for emergency room patients in half.
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His wife took him to the Griffin Hospital emergency room in Derby, Conn.
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"Just like in the emergency room, you don't get comprehensive care," Arzubi said.
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I remembered this constant lability from one concussive visit to the emergency room.
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Emergency room visits for alcohol-related falls, particularly disabling for seniors, have increased.
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She drove him to the University of Connecticut John Dempsey Hospital emergency room.
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There were more trips to the emergency room and increasingly expensive medicines needed.
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This will lead to more emergency room visits and more expensive care overall.
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The assumption that anyone can go to an emergency room doesn't cut it.
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Carlos was not sent to an emergency room or other outside medical facility.
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The bride's father is an emergency-room physician at Singing River Hospital there.
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There is revenue to be earned from emergency room visits and inpatient admissions.
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The Anderson family has received two separate bills for Matt's emergency room trip.
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The largest item on her bill was a $22017,074.50 emergency room facility fee.
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Overall spending on emergency room fees rose by more than $3 billion between 2009 and 33, despite the fact the HCCI database shows a slight (2 percent) decline in the number of emergency room fees billed in the same time period.
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I mean, can you imagine what that emergency room and trauma center looked like?
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She drove him to a local emergency room where he grew nauseated and lethargic.
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He revealed, "I went to the emergency room every single season of the show."
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The American Hospital Association is warning its members about Vox's emergency room billing project.
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The researchers relied on emergency room data from nine hospitals and ambulance incident reports.
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One child was sent to the adult emergency room and was released from there.
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Shortly after, Patel checked herself into a South Bend emergency room for excessive bleeding.
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I'd come to the emergency room to find out if I had it too.
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You do not want to explain what you were doing at the emergency room.
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A section near the emergency room was set aside for triage of these patients.
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They've left Boston and his emergency room shifts behind for something better, more real.
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The stress around the flavor ban sent him to the emergency room last month.
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After a pediatric emergency room evaluation, the kids checked out with abrasions and bruising.
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Both were transported to the Regional Medical Center emergency room, where the boy died.
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Increasingly, sick people are using ride-hail services to get to the emergency room.
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CHRISTOPHER McCANN Vince (New York premiere) I made two visits to the emergency room.
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At the emergency room, an X-ray revealed that he had a broken clavicle.
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At one point, Ayyub was stressed enough to check in to the emergency room.
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What followed were nearly 30 trips to the emergency room and months of surgeries.
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So instead of going to the emergency room, or dying, you put this on.
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The couple took Connor to the emergency room at Nicklaus Children's Hospital on Nov.
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At the emergency room, tests revealed that she had a near-fatal blood infection.
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His wife walked him into the emergency room, then hurried to park the car.
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Another customer said she had to go to a hospital emergency room for days.
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In 1994, a storm blew through London, sending 640 residents to the emergency room.
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Barrera worked as a nurse at Angleton Emergency Room, according to her Facebook profile.
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That woman, 22, had gone to the emergency room with a cold on Sept.
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My mother carried me to the car and drove me to the emergency room.
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In Europe, for example, emergency room visits for drug intoxication peak in the summer.
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The second patient arrives like a lost little puppy wandering into the Emergency Room.
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Emergency-room monitoring devices, like core Consumer Price Index (CPI), do not penetrate enough.
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The emergency room was closed but other patients were not evacuated during the incident.
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I note the time, like they do in the emergency room: 1:32 p.m.
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When Landa sent him to a hospital emergency room, he tested positive for measles.
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Those states led the way for men visiting the emergency room — and for women.
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I introduced myself and asked what brought her to the base hospital's emergency room.
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They have to be to act with decision and purpose in the emergency room.
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At the time, I couldn't think of anything less appetizing than emergency-room seafood.
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But Ramirez and her team found the most gruesome case in the emergency room.
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This leads to high incarceration rates, homelessness, increased emergency room visits and school failures.
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Six hours after Ms. Pérez's plea, a scream was heard in the emergency room.
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On a normal evening at Sunrise, there are eight people staffing the emergency room.
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It was late by the time they arrived and the emergency room was quiet.
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We complain all the time that people use the emergency room for primary care.
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They were puzzled by the city's numbers showing a drop in emergency room visits.
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At the emergency room the man's internal temperature reached 108 degrees, damaging his brain.
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The four ophthalmologists, who were across the hospital campus from the emergency room, ran.
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Most youngsters with TBIs (3143%) were treated in the emergency room and then released.
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So they seek out the emergency room, rotating through different facilities and new doctors.
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It's considerably cheaper for patients to go to the doctor than the emergency room.
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He sent her to the emergency room of their local hospital in St. Louis.
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Vox reporter Sarah Kliff wrote last year about emergency room bills around the nation.
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You can't find Derek Kennedy, an emergency-room physician intern in Detroit, on Facebook.
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If the globe was a person, we would rush them to the emergency room.
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If I go to the emergency room and it's nothing, I'll be really embarrassed.
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After Yocca began to bleed uncontrollably, her boyfriend drove her to the emergency room.
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With too many cancer-related hospitalizations, I was determined to avoid the emergency room.
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But seriously, anyone showing symptoms of TSS should immediately go to the emergency room.
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People without insurance still get sick and need to go to the emergency room.
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But emergency room visits can cost thousands of dollars, especially if surgery is needed.
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She called the doctor again, and he promptly sent her to the emergency room.
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This means better preventative care, less costly emergency room visits, and healthier people overall.
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"One after the other, these unfortunate people come to the emergency room," he wrote.
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They wanted the emergency room doctor to give the clot-buster to his dad.
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She then went to the emergency room and spent three days in the hospital.
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The advantage is the greater attention and the quicker passage through the emergency room.
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That can be lucrative for the emergency room, if expensive for the insurance company.
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Joaquin Lopez had emergency gallbladder surgery after rushing to an emergency room last year.
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I've read emergency room bills from all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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Perhaps emergency room providers don't know the price of the care they provide, either.
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In Scranton, PA, ICE arrested a man as he left a hospital emergency room.
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An ambulance took him to an emergency room, where he got into an altercation.
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But without them and their hard work, I know our emergency room would fail.
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He was informed that he needed to be transferred to the hospital emergency room.
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He waited nine hours in the emergency room until, finally, he was sent home.
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In the majority of cases, children were treated in the emergency room and released.
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The CDC advises calling ahead before going to a doctor's office or emergency room.
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But then the emergency room physician returned with a curious look on his face.
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Some have died in the emergency room waiting for empty beds, the Times said.
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She hustled him into the car and drove him to a local emergency room.
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Inside the emergency room, witnesses said, more than 20 patients were waiting for treatment.
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Dr. Lillian Wong, an emergency room doctor, has worked at Elmhurst for three years.
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Only those having trouble breathing should call 911 or go to the emergency room.
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Mr. Alpízar was so brutally beaten he had to go to an emergency room.
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Their eyes locked across the emergency room, and it was love at first sight.
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Who wants an emergency room doctor thinking about an expired meter when he's operating?
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His father is an emergency room nurse at Rancho Springs Medical Center in Murrieta.
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Days later, he fell ill and went to an emergency room in Dallas, Texas.
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But don't fault the emergency room physician for failing to accurately diagnose your problem.
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My friend Bill, for example, worked in the emergency room and loved his job.
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Every three minutes, a food allergy reaction sends another American to the emergency room.
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At 72, she retired as an emergency room nurse at Beth Israel Medical Center.
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When he went to the emergency room, he was treated for a panic attack.
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Despite her improvement, the emergency-room doctor was concerned that she'd had a stroke.
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They were also asked to rate the care they received in the emergency room.
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In the emergency room, she had been given Maalox and started to feel better.
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Credit... My choices as a doctor in the emergency room are up or out.
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My symptoms had subsided somewhat by the time I arrived in the emergency room.
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Five days afterward, in a hospital emergency room, doctors diagnosed a Clostridium difficile infection.
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Emergency room doctors criticized the study's findings and were quick to blame the insurers.
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In a typical U.S. emergency room, demand far outpaces workers' ability to provide care.
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Emergency room doctors discovered that she had a fast-growing and serious bone infection.
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She said the victims had been quickly taken to the first-floor emergency room.
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My doctor said I should go to the hospital emergency room and get fluids.
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Then he bundled him into his car and drove him to the emergency room.
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She said hospitals in fewer than 10 cities offer Suboxone in the emergency room.
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The bill came out to $2,25, split into three parts: $2650,230 for the emergency room fee, which included the solution for the CAT scan, needles, and IV and other equipment, $2600 for the emergency room doctor, and $2200 for the CAT scan specialist.
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In the investigation, researchers found candies caused just over one in four emergency room visits.
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The hospital's emergency room was temporarily on lock down after the victims were transferred there.
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Tableware, such as bowls, plates, and serving trays, sent 90,577 patients to the emergency room.
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Zach, a firefighter and Alyssa, an emergency room nurse, always enjoyed outdoor activities, like kayaking.
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Ridgecrest Regional's emergency room is open for walk-in patients to be triaged and treated.
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Emergency room visits for tooth problems go up, for instance, when there is no coverage.
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Separately, a decade-old California Supreme Court ruling provided similar protections for emergency room patients.
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Others find themselves in the emergency room every month with a migraine because they're scared.
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Take, for example, a patient who comes to the emergency room complaining of back pain.
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His mom drove him to the emergency room, and the doctor treated him for asthma.
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But soon after arriving at the emergency room, doctors pronounced her dead, says the source.
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Kollias recalled being in the emergency room with his attackers just feet from his bed.
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" One of Javelina's calling cards, queso, "arrives lukewarm, which prevents trips to the emergency room.
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Often, the pain only responds to the strong pain medications available in the emergency room.
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She went to the emergency room and found out that she was leaking amniotic fluid.
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Over the past few decades, I have been admitted to the emergency room for this.
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Food allergies result in an estimated 30,000 emergency room visits and 150 deaths each year.
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Patients who visit the emergency room or require a surgical procedure are already under stress.
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The geriatric emergency room at Mt. Sinai is set up differently than traditional emergency rooms.
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As soon has he got home his wife took him to the local emergency room.
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"Having each other made losing weight so much better," Cheryl, an emergency room technician, says.
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Dustin Harris, a resident emergency room physician in Chicago, deals with the stress using humor.
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So Liu went to the emergency room at the University of California San Francisco instead.
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Beadle was an emergency room physician at the Baylor Emergency Medical Center in Keller, Texas.
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While my husband stayed with the kids, my mom drove me to the emergency room.
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Luckily, Parker held out until his parents reached the south Austin hospital's emergency room roundabout.
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The woman, 22, had gone to the emergency room with a cold around 6 p.m.
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Paula, meanwhile, died of multiple injuries in the emergency room at East Alabama Medical Center.
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Vox senior policy correspondent Sarah Kliff has spent the past year investigating emergency room billing.
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During the trip, Perryn was taken to a Utah emergency room for a bad migraine.
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Glatter said patients shouldn't wait to go to the emergency room, even if they're embarrassed.
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" No wonder many emergency room nurses say that violence is "simply part of their practice.
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But another group—emergency room doctors—is raising an important question: Are these things safe?
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There were also dozens of emergency room visits after falls and collisions involving the devices.
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She went to the local urgent care center, which sent her to the emergency room.
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In addition to her $250 emergency room copayment, these fees got tacked onto her bill.
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The inmate was receiving medical treatment near the emergency room at about 12:30 p.m.
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But, as was noted by Politifact, many deadly illnesses require more than emergency room care.
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They found that 11,224 ADHD patients had visited an emergency room after a car accident.
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The week that followed played out much differently than the emergency room staff had suggested.
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The mailman delivered bills from the emergency room, from the ER physicians, from the ultrasounds.
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So, too, have fatal alcohol-related car accidents and injury-related emergency room visits increased.
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My favorite story involves an emergency room stint one day while serving in our military.
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This helps reduce the number of hospitalizations, readmissions and unnecessary visits to the emergency room.
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But the next day, the infant was taken to an emergency room with difficulty breathing.
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The baby was taken to an emergency room, where its temperature spiked to 102.6 degrees.
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Fearful for Annora's health, Dixson took her to the emergency room, she told WCMH-TV.
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But as an emergency room physician, he's seen his share of opioid-related deaths, too.
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Thirteen people were taken to the Westside Regional Medical Center emergency room, ABC News reports.
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Joe rushed her to the emergency room: A tumor in her lung was growing again.
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That would give Senate Republicans uncomfortable with the national emergency room to avoid defying Trump.
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I'd rather just pay the fee when I use the emergency room, which is rare.
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At the emergency room the next day, doctors gave her Motrin and sent her home.
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Steve had been in an accident, they said, and I should call the emergency room.
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While Joey frantically drove them to the emergency room, Casi lost consciousness in the car.
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Higher temperatures can also lead to more emergency room visits for fluid and electrolyte imbalance.
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David McIntosh and emergency room physician John McGoff with just 2628 percent of the vote.
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For me, I've only gone when I have had to go to the emergency room.
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So if I want any type of health care, I'd go to the emergency room.
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You're going to start taking your kids to urgent care, not to the emergency room.
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It means ignoring that escalating chest pain because they're scared of the emergency room bill.
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We want people to use the health care system — just not in the emergency room.
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He called a cab and went to an emergency room to have it stitched up.
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Jean took her to the emergency room, where doctors prescribed two medicines -- diazepam and levetiracetam.
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The combined data helps predict the risk of repeat emergency room visits or hospital admissions.
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The bride's father is an emergency room physician at Parrish Medical Center in Titusville, Fla.
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Dr. Wintemute, an emergency room physician, leads the Firearm Violence Research Center at U.C. Davis.
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" The emergency room, she said, had been "inundated with people because people are seeking shelter.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly said he went to a hospital emergency room.
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Since February 2017, Highland's E.R. has offered buprenorphine to more than 375 emergency room patients.
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The fee covers concierge emergency room access for him, his wife and their adult daughter.
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But like a hospital emergency room, it also gets patients who come in with nonemergencies.
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She became an emergency room doctor because she treasured interacting with patients in immediate care.
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Picture Prompts Recently, an unconscious man with no identification was admitted to the emergency room.
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I have talked to some patients who have successfully negotiated down their emergency room bills.
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In the emergency room on Monday, Dr. de Souza thought she saw a familiar face.
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In the emergency room on Monday, Dr. de Souza thought she saw a familiar face.
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He went to an emergency room, where blood tests and a CT scan were normal.
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The report also noted a 35 percent increase in emergency room visits related to marijuana.
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His father served in World War II, and his mother was an emergency-room nurse.
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In the emergency room that evening, the triage nurse asked us what was going on.
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"We call it the 'great mimic' of appendicitis," the emergency room physician told me afterward.
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In the emergency room, she was seen by a nurse and then a physician assistant.
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She is also a pediatric emergency room doctor at NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital.
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Emergency contraception is legal, but you might have trouble getting it in the emergency room.
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After about a week, those symptoms can escalate to a trip to the emergency room.
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Many patients are being intubated as soon as they show up to the Emergency Room.
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The confrontation intensified as they headed to the emergency room from the burn unit upstairs.
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The friends set out to rethink how doctors diagnose chest pain in the emergency room.
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Seven other victims were brought to Harborview Medical Center's emergency room, a hospital spokeswoman said.
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The younger Ward arrived at the Froedtert Hospital emergency room in Milwaukee on January 2.
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If they go to the emergency room too often, they have to pay a fee.
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The unit is in a building a short walk from the medical center emergency room.
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His father is an emergency room physician at Cape Coral Hospital in Cape Coral, Fla.
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That doesn't have to mean the emergency room; you can start by calling your pediatrician.
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The emergency room will be available to employees, passengers and residents of the surrounding communities.
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She decided to test her interest by volunteering at Mount Sinai St. Luke's emergency room.
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And if you don't have it, you may not make it to the emergency room.
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"The negative is that people go to (the emergency room) far too often," he said.
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Dr. Manzella, 34, is an emergency room physician at Bayfront Health St. Petersburg in Florida.
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Essay In the typical emergency room, demand far outpaces the care that workers can provide.
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I had to go to the emergency room, for the first of several hospital stays.
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She wound up in an emergency room, where doctors initially suspected she might have meningitis.
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While in the emergency room, the suspect tried to take a deputy's gun, Wright said.
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Once patients get to the emergency room, they have little choice over who treats them.
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They may be $29.6 for a doctor's visit, or $22018 for an emergency room visit.
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By Sunday morning, Mr. Peal, unable to move, took an ambulance to the emergency room.
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After she delivered a baby, she fell unconscious and was taken to the emergency room.
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Both were transported to the Regional Medical Center emergency room, where the boy passed away.
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And he and a colleague were called away to the emergency room two floors down.
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A husband and wife walk into the emergency room in the late evening on Sept.
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The health measures were designed, in part, to end the reliance on emergency room care.
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UnitedHealthcare's negotiations with the nation's largest provider of emergency room doctors has reached an impasse.
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The airmen boarded the vessel using ladders and immediately set up an impromptu emergency room.
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The rise in emergency room visits is evidence of an evolving crisis, those experts said.
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The emergency room doctor who saw the boy recommended that he see a pediatric neurologist.
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Debbie Lesko (R) against former emergency room doctor and first-time candidate Hiral Tipirneni (D).
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"When you walk into the emergency room, you're walking into an unknown amount," Clark says.
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Some officers ferried people to the emergency room, Columbia Police Chief Michael Kelly told CNN.
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The doctors in the emergency room did multiple tests including a CT scan and ultrasound.
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The Srokas tried to avoid the emergency room because they knew it would be expensive.
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Jha's wife ultimately took their daughter the emergency room, where the family received the inhaler.
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In May, Vox reported that it had collected 1300 emergency room bills from patients that demonstrate the scale of the problem, which stems from a systemic flaw in our privatized system: A hospital might be in-network, but an emergency room physician might not be.
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" McCaskill has requested that Anthem provide "all complaints received by Anthem from any entity relating to coverage of emergency room care in Missouri, Kentucky, or Georgia" and "all internal communications ... relating to the company's decision to clarify its policies regarding emergency room care utilization.
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I was vaguely aware of being removed from the ambulance and sent into the emergency room.
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A young cousin even ended up in the emergency room after an encounter with the beast.
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This man visited the emergency room with trouble seeing in both eyes, along with acute pain.
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Taraji P. Henson wound up in an emergency room as a result of her food choices.
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Last June, she was filming in the emergency room when three young boys were brought in.
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Ngo posted photographs of his bruised and battered face taken, he wrote, from the emergency room.
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As an emergency room physician, Richard Zane often considers how software can help him with patients.
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One time, I ended up in the emergency room after a bad reaction at the beach.
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"David took me to the emergency room, and from there, I don't remember much," she said.
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He took an Uber to the emergency room; the next morning, he went to a dentist.
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Vickie ran out of the car at the emergency room, racing in to find a doctor.
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He inspired multiple generations, but his inspiration remained the tragedies inside the Greenpoint Hospital emergency room.
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Emergency room visits dropped from 181 per 1,000 children in 2010 to 177 visits by 2014.
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"We're not trying to operate as an emergency room nor are we hiring specialists," Eidelman said.
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"There were dozens of emergency-room visits in Connecticut, California and New York," Ms. Simmons said.
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There was a young woman who told an emergency-room nurse that a friend raped her.
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Eastern Niagara Hospital told police the man walked into the emergency room at 4:57 a.m.
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That would threaten revenue immediately and lead to more uninsured patients walking into the emergency room.
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He suffered injuries so severe that emergency room doctors thought he had been shot, Inserra said.
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Sketch Guy I have a friend who is an emergency room physician in Salt Lake City.
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Last January, Malcolm Bird took his 1-year-old daughter, Colette, to the local emergency room.
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But we only do it in the most expensive, inefficient way possible through emergency room care.
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INGRAHAM: Whoa, you act like every illegal immigrant goes to the emergency room all the time.
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The report said the nurse worked in the emergency room from August 2017 to March 2018.
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Tullier's heart stopped four times in the first 24 hours he was in the emergency room.
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"We went to the emergency room because she couldn't get them out," added Louis-Dreyfus, 57.
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Take Cosmo's concern that shower sex is the fastest way to the emergency room, for example.
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Emergency room doctors can give us a ballpark idea of how spacious that cavity can be.
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He ended up at a different emergency room the next day for continued pain and vomiting.
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Johnson went to the emergency room for her injuries and charges were never filed, ABC13 reports.
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On Wednesday, I published the latest story in my year-long series on emergency room billing.
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His mother retired as a registered nurse in the emergency room at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia.
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From where I stood as an emergency room doctor from Boston, this was strange and alien.
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In 2014, injuries at trampoline parks accounted for almost 7,13 emergency room visits, the study found.
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And then the only way to get it out is a trip to the emergency room.
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" Another user, who claimed to be an emergency-room physician, warned against "all that unnecessary padding.
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Sometimes, patients waited several days before going to the emergency room to have these objects removed.
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Shortly after, the woman found herself in the emergency room for shortness of breath and claustrophobia.
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McCall and her mother-in-law rushed Evianna — known as Evi — to Salem Hospital's emergency room.
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"More and more, things that happen online are bringing people into the emergency room," Carson says.
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The emergency room was evacuated and hostages negotiators talked for several hours with Salters, Gengler said.
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Vox learned of McNamee's bat incident during a running, months-long investigation into emergency room costs.
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Hospitals are increasingly under the gun to keep patients healthy and out of the emergency room.
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I didn't want any other women to wind up in the emergency room like my friend.
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But the stress of travel and performing landed him quickly in the emergency room with complications.
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"The doctors in the emergency room didn't know what was happening," Calcagno's mother, Marsha, told me.
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With one eye sealed shut, she drove 60 miles from Santa Barbara to UCLA's emergency room.
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Paramedics usually radio ahead to the emergency room with each patient's condition so doctors can prepare.
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Powell had never been to the emergency room before the day she was diagnosed with cancer.
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Lesko will face emergency room physician Dr Hiral Tipirneni in the general election on April 24.
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The emergency room is, by its nature, an arena designed for quick thinking and swift action.
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Her mother is an emergency-room nurse, and her father ran the family auto-parts shop.
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How many times do you think you might need to visit the emergency room this year?
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In a busy week, he said, his emergency room might typically see 503-250 shooting victims.
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Recently, a patient presented in extremis to the emergency room with a rupture of his aneurysm.
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Emergency room use has gone up, not down, since the passage of the Affordable Care Act.
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She was treated in the emergency room and later transferred to the pediatric intensive care unit.
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And he was still taking that pill when he agreed to go to the emergency room.
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Routine, daily insulin checks for children with diabetes can instead become trips to the emergency room.
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Ironically, though, the emergency room is one of the hardest places to actually get them help.
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"We wound up taking her to the emergency room," current jail administrator Sandy Cooley told ProPublica.
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Recently, he ate spoiled goat meat at a local restaurant and landed in the emergency room.
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In the emergency room at the eye hospital, doctors are used to attending to traumatic injuries.
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One day, when I was acting particularly strangely, my family took me to the emergency room.
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He has played impromptu tour guide, thwarted muggings and rushed countless clients to the emergency room.
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When he visited Dr. Kaki, the physician told Howard to go to the emergency room, immediately.
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Gant and his friend loaded into a car and took off for the local emergency room.
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The 70-year-old WWE legend was initially taken to the emergency room to be treated.
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But she didn't know what was wrong, and she sent me to a nearby emergency room.
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A friend of mine, who worked in the emergency room, saw me in the waiting room.
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His doctor recommended he go to an emergency room that had access to the coronavirus test.
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There are blistering hangovers, nasty flesh wounds, and emergency room visits, the touchdowns of alcoholic achievement.
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You won't have wild stories anymore about a $629 Band-Aid provided in an emergency room.
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This is a start, but it wasn't enough for that elderly man in the emergency room.
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To explore these questions, we surveyed parents in a busy emergency room in eastern Ontario, Canada.
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He spent about an hour in the emergency room before he was given medication and released.
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He was rushed to the hospital emergency room, where he was treated for an injured trachea.
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Besides the shooter, a police officer, an emergency room doctor, and a pharmacy resident were killed.
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Dr. Lopez's bill came after he sought help at the emergency room following excruciating abdominal pain.
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As an emergency room doctor at the front lines of the pandemic, however, I wasn't surprised.
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He went back to bed, and after dinner his mother took him to an emergency room.
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The next day, when he hadn't improved, his father took him back to the emergency room.
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These items could cause an anaphylactic reaction, a trip to the emergency room and even death.
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The staff of the unknown clinic told him to go to Antelope Valley Hospital's emergency room.
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Checking with one's insurer before visiting the emergency room can be critical for avoiding sticker shock.
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Patients and hospital workers fled the emergency room or hid in rooms as the situation escalated.
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A friend suggested they go to the emergency room, and Carolyn loaded James into the car.
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Many patients have reported gradual breathing difficulty and chest pain before arriving in the emergency room.
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Alyssa Piegari has been drawn to the emergency room (ER) ever since she graduated high school.
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For those who get worse, it can quickly escalate to a trip to the emergency room.
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"I'd go from a session in the emergency room to a Virginia Woolf seminar," she recounted.
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I called ahead to the emergency room of Mount Sinai Hospital on Madison Avenue in Manhattan.
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Fifty people showed up in the emergency room on Thursday afternoon with respiratory problems, he said.
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Trips to the emergency room are common, and there have been multiple deaths over the decades.
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The harried emergency room environment, after all, hardly encourages thoughtful discussions about patients' prognoses and wishes.
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It is the American College of Emergency Physicians, not the American College of Emergency Room Physicians.
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The student went to an emergency room Thursday with a cough and congestion, ABC News reports.
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Wright recommends contacting a medical professional, going to an emergency room, or calling for paramedic assistance.
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I ended up in the emergency room, and it was just something I thought was nothing.
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"Think of the number of visits that end up in an emergency room," Merlo has said.
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The most expensive way to treat is to wait and show up in the emergency room.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the percentage of emergency room visits caused by falls.
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And a lengthy emergency room visit delivers a harsh reminder that desire carries no free passes.
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I hobbled into the emergency room a few blocks from my Brooklyn home (lucky geography there).
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His parents rushed him to the emergency room only to learn he had a brain aneurysm.
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Her mother, who lived in Texas, asked if she needed to go to the emergency room.
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The man had been referred to the emergency room by his primary physician in Northern Ireland.
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Kay swiftly headed off to the nearest emergency room, travel-insurance card in hand, for care.
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"Many fatality victims don't survive long enough to make it to the emergency room," he said.
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One family member used the emergency room twice in five months due to his pain level.
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Another Real Housewives of Orange County vacation, another trip to the emergency room for Vicki Gunvalson.
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When the pain didn't go away the following day, the woman went to the emergency room.
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I was mostly conscious when wheeled on a gurney into an emergency room in Greenwich Village.
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"We're only seeing emergency cases," the emergency room greeter told a worried mother during our visit.
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Her three children have had visits to the emergency room to treat asthma attacks and injuries.
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At that point, an emergency-room doctor would be obliged to perform a dilation and curettage.
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In the emergency room, she held his hand, not letting go until his fingers turned blue.
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When she finally got to a hospital emergency room, doctors found bleeding from her lower intestine.
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After her daughter almost went to the emergency room, Clark did look into getting health coverage.
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My dad's hospital recently was approved for a large state grant to renovate its emergency room.
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For one, the findings only apply to this specific emergency room setting and over two hours.
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They brought her to the emergency room, where influenza and spinal meningitis tests came back negative.
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The authors also looked closely at prelaw trends in emergency room visits, crime, and so on.
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Some pages, including some that explain emergency room access and doctor choice, have been removed entirely.
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To avoid a run to the emergency room, here's Real Simple's technique for properly slicing an avocado.
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By some estimates, at least 20,000 people are sent to the emergency room annually because of supplements.
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The Marshalltown hospital&aposs emergency room remained open to treat patients injured in the storm, Varcoe said.
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With the help of her producer, Dunham documented a recent emergency room visit due to her endometriosis.
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Emergency room visits for patients having a psychiatric crisis increased by 2000 percent from 210 to 2000.
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Communities like San Antonio are increasingly focused on reducing emergency room use by people with mental illness.
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P.M. lived in terror of her husband long before his beatings sent her to the emergency room.
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But A.J. told a different story when he was in the emergency room, according to the timeline.
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Of those, two injuries resulted in emergency room and doctor visits for eye irritation from battery chemicals.
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"I've had patients show up in an emergency room who were denied treatment because they were transgender."
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A few days later, Zoey was transported to the emergency room after losing mobility in her hand.
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In photos from the emergency room after the attack, Sharon's brown, almond-shaped eyes are swollen shut.
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But this is my fourth time and I spend a lot of time in this emergency room.
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His step-daughter is an emergency room nurse and helped paramedics for about an hour, he said.
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Pipes underneath the emergency room collapsed in May, causing waste water to back up through the drains.
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But the atmosphere in which those exams take place -- an emergency room -- is not ideal, Brady said.
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He thinks he might have given the emergency room staff an expired version of his insurance card.
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Eventually, she said, the night guard escorted her to the emergency room to treat her panic attack.
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In April of this year, a mishandled injection to his back sent Paul to the emergency room.
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Valadez waits out the pain for at least three days before she goes to the emergency room.
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Kristen Bell is feeling fortunate after taking her daughter to the emergency room for the first time.
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He worked as an emergency room physician in Berkeley for years — while also working as a journalist.
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Either way, the pain is pretty unbearable, and we didn't even need to visit the emergency room.
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Often these sick patients resort to emergency-room visits for urgent care that charge exorbitant fees. Gov.
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The grandmother, Nita Coburn, stepped out of the car to help the woman into the emergency room.
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The report said Cunningham was brought to an emergency room after being found unresponsive in a car.
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Worried about the excessive bleeding she immediately experienced, Yocca and her boyfriend went to the emergency room.
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Last year, Dr. Christie Del Castillo-Hegyi, an emergency-room physician in Arkansas, founded Fed Is Best.
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Two of the areas where costs had picked up were emergency-room utilization and specialty pharmacy prices.
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She went to the emergency room many times and in her 30s, she was diagnosed with depression.
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He was taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center, and was at the emergency room from 25 a.m.
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But at 8:30 he makes an actual call and says he is in the emergency room.
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The boy was pronounced dead not long after being transported to a nearby emergency room, police say.
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The NCHS research also doesn't account for suicide attempts that resulted in emergency room visits and hospitalization.
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You don't expect a headache so intense and immediate that it sends you to the emergency room.
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Take the person to an emergency room or seek help from a medical or mental health professional.
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She spends the day bouncing between the emergency room, the maternity ward and the medical-surgical floor.
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Readers from across the country have contributed more than 1,000 bills to Vox's emergency room bill database.
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"I get it for the first shot, going to be seen by the emergency room," she says.
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He still ends up in the emergency room a few times a year due to various complications.
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They would cover emergency room visits or emergency surgeries such as an appendectomy while protecting your assets.
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"[Shai] got a fever and we had to go...to the emergency room," Chmerkovskiy told ABC News.
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The pediatrician, who noticed a worrisome bruise on Willow's leg, sent her to a local emergency room.
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If the issue needs to be escalated, they can bee-line it to the nearest emergency room.
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When the doctor finally examined her, he announced they needed to go to the emergency room immediately.
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In the emergency room I was told I was extremely dehydrated and that I could have died.
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Without reliable access to dentists, patients often visit the emergency room as their dentist of last resort.
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Lesko managed to fend off Democrat Hiral Tipirneni, a former emergency room doctor and first-time candidate.
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The emergency room doctor wanted the CT of the patient's neck because it was swollen and tender.
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In 2010, my wife needed to go to the emergency room only for a couple of hours.
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She is taken to the emergency room, where they give her a shot of penicillin and antibiotics.
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In 2013, when she was three months pregnant, she started bleeding and went to the emergency room.
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One day, he landed in the emergency room because he thought he was having a heart attack.
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As a result, old people often don't get routine care — and eventually land in the emergency room.
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Among those cited were a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon and an emergency room in Humble, Tex. Lifehacker.
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When the steaming didn't make her prolapse symptoms any better, the woman went to the emergency room.
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Employees in windbreakers, "EMS" emblazoned on the backs, hopped out and headed for the emergency room door.
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Paul area hospitals acquired physician practices, there were small improvements in cancer screening and emergency room use.
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You don't just get fitted for a pacemaker coming in off the street to an emergency room.
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As the Upshot article points out, this can lead to high use of expensive emergency room care.
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This is a life-threatening condition, so call an ambulance or head to your nearest emergency room.
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Like a patient in the emergency room, just stopping the bleeding can do a world of good.
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I still would've ended up in the emergency room, but I would've received help a bit faster.
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The 30-bed hospital had 143 staff, two operating theatres, an outpatient department and an emergency room.
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He has faced threats from addicts who show up at the hospital emergency room, desperate for pills.
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Still, the most serious assaults, which might require emergency room care, were down 11 percent, to 65.
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"I didn't come home right away from the emergency room like I thought I would," Giannecchini said.
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Between 8 and 10 percent of emergency room visits in America are due to acute alcohol poisoning.
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Vox has another installment in its series on emergency room billing, and it's (once again) a doozy.
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"A visit to the emergency room is a waste of your money and their time," Elliott says.
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Each time I would go to the emergency room, but they couldn't find anything wrong with me.
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Emergency contraception is legal, but you might have trouble getting in the emergency room after a rape.
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My sister-in-law is getting married soon to a man who is an emergency-room doctor.
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Mohammad al-Ahmad, a radiology nurse, was in the emergency room when Omran arrived around 9 p.m.
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Over the past few years, these centers have pitched themselves as an alternative to the emergency room.
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At the same time, patients are being directed to avoid the emergency room and seek care elsewhere.
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One night this week an urgent appeal went out to a Facebook group of emergency room doctors.
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I got myself to the emergency room, where nurses gave me morphine, Percocet, and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatories.
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People who neglect themselves have higher rates of illness and death, of emergency room visits and hospitalization.
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Then her son, Noan, was rushed to the emergency room with a fever, diarrhea and internal bleeding.
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For the past 15 months, I've asked Vox readers to submit emergency room bills to our database.
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I've even submitted one of my own emergency room bills for an unexpected visit this past summer.
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They have protocols in place to help patients safely get to the emergency room without exposing others.
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They have protocols in place to help patients safely get to the emergency room without exposing others.
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Emergency room staff sewed wounds, lanced boils and examined patients by the light of cellphones and flashlights.
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"We have to choose whom we intubate," said one doctor working in an emergency room in Madrid.
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Watch: A video by Dr. Colleen Smith, an emergency room doctor at Elmhurst, offers an inside look.
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Emergency room doctors have experience sitting families down to advise discontinuing care because it would be futile.
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And then you come to the emergency room to get a test, and then we test you.
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It doesn't make sense to come to an emergency room because of the risk of cross-contamination.
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Megan Dell, a 45-year-old emergency room doctor in Albuquerque, pulled in just under seven hours.
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He had gone to the emergency room recently, he said, after injecting what he assumes was fentanyl.
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Eye and face injuries accounted for 1 percent of emergency room visits, and fractures for 22.4 percent.
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The average emergency room visit cost $2,482, and the average charge for hospitalization was $36,987 per patient.
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In the weeks after, the emergency room began filling up, with more than 200 people at times.
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These realities have likely led to more emergency room visits related to cannabis use in recent years.
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On Twitter, he shared what his day was like on Monday, March 23 in the emergency room.
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NYU Langone Medical Center's Tisch Hospital turned a pediatric emergency room into a respiratory ward for adults.
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Among the infected: an emergency room doctor at St. Joseph's University Medical Center in Paterson, officials said.
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It also saves public money, because a result is fewer emergency room visits and inpatient hospital stays.
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Antoine Robinson said that in the emergency room his father was treated by one Dr. Timothy Sutton.
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After not feeling her typical acrobatics for a day, my husband drove us to the emergency room.
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The next day, when she wasn't getting better, her parents took her back to the emergency room.
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A few days after her visit to the Sanford emergency room, Alyssa and her parents went home.
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Her mother is an emergency room nurse at Michael E. DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Houston.
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The treatment he got via paramedics and in the emergency room and intensive care unit were great.
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As he left the emergency room in a wheelchair, his neck bandaged, fellow officers erupted in applause.
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"In the emergency room, if you don't pay, you die," said Dr. Atchi Walla, a surgeon there.
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Faster than it would take you to get through the average emergency room visit (~2 hours) 7.
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Recent studies have shown a link between increases in PM and emergency room visits for psychiatric reasons.
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When Ament went to the emergency room, doctors realized a double lung transplant was his only option.
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Debbie Lesko won the GOP primary, while emergency room doctor Hiral Tipirneni emerged on the Democratic side.
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The hospital still has a sign that says "Emergencia 24 Horas," indicating the emergency room never closes.
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She is fighting with Walgreens to cover a $900 bill for her visit to an emergency room.
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She was taken to the emergency room at the Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Center in Halifax.
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Joshua went to the emergency room, where a doctor said it looked a lot like the measles.
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Between 2009-2013 about 85033 children each year swallowed them— and wound up in the emergency room.
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In 1988, when he had a heart attack, the emergency room supervisor told him not to worry.
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The video showed the two wounded men walking into the emergency room with support from fellow officers.
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It was initially used to power essential buildings, including the emergency room at a hospital in Isabela.
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The company was founded by former management consultant Mudit Garg, who spent years shadowing emergency room staff.
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"I am a doctor," she explained anxiously when she arrived at the Stanford Medical Center emergency room.
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While previously suicidal behavior made up 2% of pediatric emergency room visits, it now accounts for 20173%.
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And accidents happened, emergency room visits happened, stitches happened, sometimes again and again to the same child.
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The Panama City hospital is staying open receiving patients in an emergency room running on generator power.
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Sometimes his emergency room, with a capacity for 200 people, is packed with 450 patients seeking help.
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The doctors needed to attend to the patient's immediate needs before taking him to the emergency room.
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I called the Mount Sinai emergency room, and asked if testing criteria had changed at the hospital.
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The bill guarantees free coronavirus testing and covers the cost of emergency-room visits and doctor fees.
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I've been running a year-long investigation into emergency room billing that relies on reader-submitted bills.
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A study of emergency room visits for firework injuries reveals the victims are typically young adult men.
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Hospitals charge facility fees to cover the cost of keeping an emergency room open at all hours.
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Patients typically learn what their emergency room facility fee is when they receive a bill weeks later.
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For the Srokas — the family worried about their young daughter's toe — it was high emergency room fees.
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Lying down in the backseat, she asked the driver to get her to the nearest emergency room.
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A pregnancy test delivered in the emergency room costs $111, according to multiple bills that Vox examined.
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One patient who visited the emergency room in 2013 was billed $9.20 for a single ibuprofen tablet.
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This bottleneck at the gateway of American hospitals has led to as many as two-thirds of all emergency room patients, sick enough to be hospitalized, sitting in waiting rooms, "boarding" on stretchers in emergency room bays or dozing in chairs in the hallways until a bed opens up.
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One of the biggest research projects on the subject, the study looked at nearly 1.2 million emergency room visits during the summer of 13, and found that during smoke-dense periods, there was a statistically significant increase in emergency room visits for heart attack, stroke and respiratory infection.
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He now believes his mother was exposed to Legionella bacteria in the McLaren emergency room on July 25.
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During the quarter, same facility admissions increased 3.1 percent, while same facility emergency room visits declined 0.4 percent.
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A 35-year-old French woman went to the emergency room after feeling "electric shocks" in her legs.
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When his condition failed to improve with Tylenol, Dempsey and Shultz took their son to the emergency room.
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Ridgecrest Regional Hospital was evacuated, and about 15 patients from the emergency room were taken to another hospital.
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But Franzee and his team are already pushing for widespread changes in how emergency room doctors treat UTIs.
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But after discovering the lump on their young son's hip, they decided to go to the emergency room.
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We spent 227 long hours in the emergency room before he secured a bed in a psychiatric hospital.
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Researchers also lacked data on how many crash-related emergency room visits involved drivers who had been texting.
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The 18-year-old went to the emergency room twice, but doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong.
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That afternoon, she and her mom went to the emergency room for the third time in two weeks.
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When the first nurse leaned over her in the emergency room, she thought she smelled her grandmother's perfume.
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Those missing out on extra care potentially faced a greater chance of emergency room visits and hospital stays.
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Her spleen, her family learned later, had rapidly enlarged, but emergency room doctors had not detected its growth.
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Candace Cameron Bure is on the mend after a go-karting accident landed her in the emergency room.
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Police also said this was the child's third time in the emergency room within a month, reports KWTV.
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Fornieri said he was grateful that the geriatric emergency room staff was trained to care for the elderly.
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However, a few hours later, she canceled both shows, and said she was headed to the emergency room.
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One day, I got a call from her that she was on her way to the emergency room.
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The medics tried to resuscitate him in the ambulance and doctors again performed CPR at the emergency room.
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With his wife, Sarah, watching over the couple's other children, Jared rushed his daughter to the emergency room.
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Mike Dellatorre is the Cocoa Police Department's boat operator, and Dora Dellatorre is a trauma emergency room nurse.
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The Colleton Medical Center had anti-venom ready in the emergency room to treat the man, McRoy says.
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A nurse with her health insurance plan's triage line advised her to go to the emergency room immediately.
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An ambulance arrived and took Owen to the emergency room, where he recovered and is now back home.
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He eventually comes to, slowly, but refuses to go to the emergency room because he can't afford it.
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She went to the emergency room at Hoboken University Medical Center, where she was given an ice pack.
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Carolyn Wallace, for example, recently brought her 24-year-old daughter, Elizabeth, to an emergency room in Texas.
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Maksim Chmerkovskiy revealed that he recently had to take his infant son Shai Aleksander to the emergency room.
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Another 2013 study found that emergency room doctors clicked a mouse 4,000 times during a 10-hour shift.
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Ms. Poreda said Ms. Dawson was given a full range of tests and treatments in the emergency room.
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Maggie Hassan (D-NH) introduced a bill this month that would aim to end surprise emergency room bills.
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And this change would essentially have insurers sending out more emergency room bills, and doctors sending out fewer.
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Miller was taken to an emergency room in Los Angeles, according to TMZ, which first reported the news.
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She was taken to an emergency room in Los Angeles, according to TMZ, which first reported the news.
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You're going to end up indigent and relying on emergency room care well before you hit that level.
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He's joined by Peter Baggenstos, a 290-year-old Minnesota emergency room doctor of Swiss and Jamaican descent.
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Wilkie's wife, who is a nurse, then took him to the emergency room where he received 5 stitches.
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Per the BBC, the fire is believed to have started in the emergency room at the Sejong Hospital.
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We took her to the emergency room, but they couldn't cover it because the skin was so tender.
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Noel took her to the emergency room, and as he walked in the door Sydney began to seize.
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After she finished Allen's rape kit, the nurse had her rushed to Sheppard Air Force Base Emergency Room.
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Typical roles include military veterans, emergency room patients, and zombies—anyone who has suffered a violent catastrophe, really.
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The sepsis program has support from doctors, including Dr. Matthew Mullarky, an emergency room physician at St. Joseph.
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That overweight people might not want to visit the doctor's office or an emergency room doesn't surprise McHugh.
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She still has about $600 to go, from emergency room visits that happened in the fall of 2016.
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It seemed absolutely backward that the only way to get treated with rabies is through the emergency room.
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Meanwhile, people seem to be moving toward on-demand platforms for trips to the emergency room, as well.
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As she stood just inside the emergency room entrance, she could feel the baby boy's head coming out.
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Miller was taken to an emergency room in Los Angeles, according to TMZ, which first reported the news.
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Our health care system, for example, must move away from expensive emergency room visits and embrace virtual care.
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A simple tool like this could make things smoother for everyone at the emergency room and improve treatments.
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But he does not speak about the one victim who made it to the emergency room before succumbing.
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Each additional emergency room visit was associated with 1.26 times the odds of caregiver depression after six months.
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Then, Neally manually drove the all-electric luxury SUV the rest of the way to the emergency room.
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The new program is projected to cover people who use the emergency room as their primary care provider.
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Emergency room physicians ran low on tubes needed to reinflate the lungs of patients shot in the chest.
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"I landed in the emergency room three weeks into my first year of my PhD program," she says.
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The groom, also 32, is an emergency room nurse at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore.
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In 22019 alone, there were over 80,000 emergency room visits and over 60,000 hospitalizations due to opioid overdoses.
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Three months ago the emergency room was shut after one male nurse was shot and another was beaten.
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A quarter of them said that if the retail clinic weren't available, they'd go to the emergency room.
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Medicare-X would cover essential health benefits, including maternity care, pediatric services, preventive health, and emergency room visits.
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The hotel's lobby was turned into a makeshift emergency room—and morgue—for protesters on February 20, 2014.
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She said she regained consciousness in an emergency room where she was detained by police, BuzzFeed News reported.
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Doctors thought she might have been having a heart attack, so they rushed her to the emergency room.
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Before the Affordable Care Act, as much as 40 percent of emergency room patients were insured by Medicaid.
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The sheriff said he was told by a doctor at the emergency room that Parrish suffered mortal wounds.
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Felipe was released from the emergency room with a prescription for Ibuprofen and amoxicillin, a commonly prescribed antibiotic.
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Because of this, at least in part, Americans are more likely to use the emergency room for care.
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She got a nick on her finger from the needle, so I took her to the emergency room.
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The hospital had 54 staff on its payroll, two operating theaters, an outpatient department and an emergency room.
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Around midnight, he got a call: Gordon was in the emergency room, and she was having trouble breathing.
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The patient was well documented in the electronic medical record for his frequent emergency room visits for painkillers.
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About one year into that program, researchers were surprised by a 40 percent spike in emergency room visits.
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I went into the emergency room because I was bleeding and they did a [dilation and curettage procedure].
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Emergency room doctors in Massachusetts have sectioned him due to his alcohol use disorder at least 14 times.
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The backstory is that there was this kid that kept showing up in an emergency room in Pakistan.
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Slashing Medicaid would dry up a valuable source of reimbursements for hospitals that see heavy emergency room traffic.
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The extra drugs made it difficult to walk and talk, and she ended up in the emergency room.
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At one hospital, the alarming conditions of its emergency room led officials to close it for seven months.
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A few weeks later, she walked into an emergency room and learned she had stage-four ovarian cancer.
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He described a harrowing day in the emergency room in a lengthy Twitter thread posted early Tuesday morning.
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He was sitting up on a stretcher, and seemed responsive, as they wheeled him into the emergency room.
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My mom gave me a ride to the emergency room, and I spent a week in the hospital.
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In this case, after emergency room scans, her father-in-law was "miraculously OK," said Ms. Ram, 214.
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But a clinical trial showed that much safer alternatives relieve pain just as well among emergency room patients.
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But none of the emergency-room visits tracked by researchers in recent studies ended with a patient's death.
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The problem is not so much that the uninsured go to the emergency room more than other people.
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Fewer people with insurance means more people show up at the emergency room who can't afford their care.
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They can't skimp out and not cover big things like emergency room visits or pregnancy or mental health.
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They made their way in the predawn light to the emergency room at nearby Yale New Haven Hospital.
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Even in the emergency room, she was texting colleagues to make sure her class would have a teacher.
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"The ones that have full Medicaid, they can go to the emergency room for a headache," she says.
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The bill would guarantee free coronavirus testing and cover the cost of emergency-room visits and doctor fees.
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Neighbors frequently report noise complaints to the police that end with her being sent to the emergency room.
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One afternoon his leg hurt so much that he went to the emergency room at Boulder Community Hospital.
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After three days of this, he made his first visit to the Yale New Haven Hospital emergency room.
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After calling the health department, I found one emergency room in Atlanta that had access to coronavirus testing.
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"They're not the one you would want in an emergency room, but it sure beats nothing," Whitmire said.
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Which is why three days after the bite I was in the waiting room in the emergency room.
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She was taken to the emergency room of Freedmen's Hospital, Washington's only hospital for blacks at the time.
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Anyone in these populations who develops a fever should contact their doctor or proceed to the emergency room.
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At a nearby emergency room, his claims that the wound was inflicted by a pit bull raised suspicions.
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His father, on the way to work, dropped him off at the emergency room at about 5 a.m.
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The UK-based woman came to the emergency room with grey-looking skin after collapsing in her home.
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Two days later, Kaylee was having trouble breathing, and her parents took her back to the emergency room.
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When his parents rushed him to the emergency room, doctors determined that his blood sugar was dangerously elevated.
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Doctors were able to remove the object in the emergency room in the remaining two-thirds of cases.
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When the earth shook around noon, people in the emergency room briefly fled to wait out the shaking.
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For comparison, a single visit to an emergency room costs about $1,85033 and coronary bypass can cost $50,000.
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Emergency room physicians frequently send patients surprise medical bills, although TeamHealth doesn't do so, according to a spokesperson.
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Rather, research suggests washing wounds with mineral oil before bringing patients to the nearest emergency room for evaluation.
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A resident of Brooklyn, New York went to the emergency room with a fever and cough on Thursday.
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It looked fine, a first-year resident in the emergency room said, and Ms. Wilkinson was sent home.
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Nora Blohm, 8, whose father is an emergency room nurse, said that opioids "smash" the brain's nerve receptors.
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His father, Thomas, was a businessman, and his mother, the former Helen Cecilia O'Neill, an emergency room nurse.
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Laying off pediatricians in favor of NPs and emergency room physicians is an attempt to monetize these patients.
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He visited Ben Taub's emergency room on Halloween, after experiencing bursts of fever as high as 104 degrees.
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Still sick and in pain the morning after she first became ill, she went to an emergency room.
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After all, an emergency room doctor didn't rush him off for tests or put him on a respirator.
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Berteau explained he was admitted to a hospital a week after they first went to the emergency room.
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The victim was taken to the emergency room and did not attend school the next day, Fairbanks wrote.
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Symptoms that should prompt an emergency room evaluation include confusion, difficulty waking or staying awake, vomiting and seizure.
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Emergency room visits in large cities rose by 2628 percent over the last year, the CDC data show.
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Clary and his wife, Carla, walked into an empty emergency room, but within 15 minutes, it was full.
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The pain became unbearable and she went to the emergency room, where tests led to the cancer diagnosis.
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Diabetes and asthma are some of the most frequent chronic illnesses that keep Bronx-Lebanon's emergency room full.
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But when Maury and Reggie began to contradict each other at the emergency room, their alibi fell apart.
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But when Maury and Reggie began to contradict each other at the emergency room, their alibi fell apart.
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This includes waiving cost-sharing for the emergency room, urgent care or provider office visits for COVID-19.
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In 2009, 50 percent of all emergency room facility fee charges were for level 4 and 23 codes.
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STP was so intense that thorazine, the usual emergency room reversal for LSD, actually made the problem worse.
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He's a college student, and his roommate, a biology major, suggested that he go to the emergency room.
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She recounts being told by medical workers after Tucker's death that he bled heavily in the emergency room.
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One encounter began shortly after a psychotic episode that briefly landed him in an emergency room in 2002.
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Buddy went to the local emergency room and told physicians he needed surgery to remove the robot arm.
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In Quebec, a third of patients in the emergency room wait five or more hours before seeing someone.
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It's possible that the increased incidence of emergency room visits may in part be good news; parents may be watching more closely, noting early signs of possible anaphylaxis, using their EpiPens (anyone who uses one needs to be seen immediately in an emergency room, in case the reaction recurs or continues).
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Even so, the results suggest that parents should ask a lot of questions when they bring a child to the emergency room, including whether their child might need specialists who are only available at other facilities, and whether they should consider someplace other than their local emergency room, Michelson advised.
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After Munoz's trip to urgent care, his health continued to deteriorate, so Luisa took him to the emergency room.
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"We've always gone against the grain, being from Florida," said Felicia, now an emergency room nurse in Fort Myers.
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CEO, Ryan McQuaid, explained that 70 percent of all doctors visits and trips to the emergency room are unnecessary.
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Last year, Joanie Simpson went to the emergency room after waking up with a backache and severe chest pains.
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The second time he woke, he was on an emergency room table, having his clothes ripped off by doctors.
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So after a follow-up call to his pediatrician, Rory was brought back to the emergency room Friday night.
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And a 2015 study once found that supplements overall send more than 20,000 people to the emergency room annually.
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When McIntyre arrived, Dr. Andrew Godfrey, an emergency room physician at Atrium Health in Charlotte, quickly checked her out.
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During the next three weeks, she went into anaphylactic shock seven times and was rushed to the emergency room.
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Afterwards, he arrived at an emergency room complaining of a burning and swollen penis and said he couldn't pee.
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Samantha took her son to a local emergency room where he was diagnosed with strep throat and the flu.
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No, I didn't, because when I woke up I thought that I had already been to the emergency room.
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She went to the emergency room and underwent a CT scan to make sure she didn't have a concussion.
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After being taken into Border Patrol custody, she was transported to an emergency room and later discharged, Frye said.
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Garden Acosta spent time in the hospital's emergency room, he told The New York Times in a 2009 interview.
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When Julie Llamas Rickman went to the emergency room five years ago, she thought her asthma was acting up.
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Police say a second victim also claimed Newman touched her inappropriately during her emergency room visit this past September.
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One day, late in my intern year, while working the emergency room, I met a patient named Mr. Jones.
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He is further accused of not taking the girls to the emergency room — an allegation also leveled against Hawkins.
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Concussions and other head injures appear to be driving the surge in emergency room visits, Smith added by email.
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An emergency room physician has been suspended after a video showing an tense dispute with a patient went viral.
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The dominant storyline to emerge is what anyone who has visited an emergency room might expect: Treatment is expensive.
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After lying back down on the street in pure terror, emergency room physician Allan Panter began tending to him.
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From 22016 to 2014, the average annual number of emergency room visits for trampoline injuries was close to 92,000.
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"I actually passed out a couple of weeks ago, and I went to the emergency room," she tells Will.
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Emergency room visits spiked around the country, with patients exhibiting symptoms ranging from catatonia to something resembling excited delirium.
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However, their night is completely derailed after someone shows up and stabs Jessica, sending her to the emergency room.
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Glatter added that alcohol and mood-altering drugs often also play a role in sex-related emergency room visits.
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But as an emergency room doctor, Dresden emphasized that preventing heat stroke is almost always easier than treating it.
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But Dr. Staud cautions that fibromyalgia pain isn't something that most people should run to the emergency room for.
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Patients typically arrive in an emergency room with a seizure and the tumor is revealed by a brain scan.
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What jumped out at Peterson was that her emergency room would charge different prices for her follow-up visits.
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No one is surprised when smoke brings a surge of emergency room visits for asthma or other breathing problems.
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In 2014, he was feeling the pain intensify in his back and abdomen, and went to the emergency room.
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I was diagnosed at age 17, after a bout of severe stomach pain landed me in the emergency room.
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Emergency room data from ten European countries showed that 8.1% of drug-related visits involved acute toxicity to MDMA.
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During Meadow's recovery, both the emergency room and orthopedic doctors told Clare that slide-related injuries are surprisingly common.
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The last time heroin landed Marissa Angerer in a Midland, Texas, emergency room—naked and unconscious—was May 2016.
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In absolute terms, caregiver depression was associated with an additional 0.7 emergency room visits per dementia patient per year.
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After he was airlifted to the Portneuf Medical Center in Pocatello, he flatlined three times in the emergency room.
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Spice is what allegedly landed New England Patriots' defensive end Chandler Jones in the emergency room earlier this year.
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Both daughters had extensive brain damage and were medically sedated after being brought to the emergency room, Alvarado added.
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By 2016, the emergency room was seeing about two to three patients daily with problems linked to marijuana use.
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"I'm not waiting on medics ... I'm headed to the emergency room with the baby," he told a dispatcher Wednesday.
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Once, I stayed up all night by his bedside in an emergency room when I was seven months pregnant.
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In other words, it aims to figure out who needs help sooner, before ending up in the emergency room.
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One study has noted that 3 percent of emergency room visits for genitourinary trauma are a result of grooming.
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However, the following day Richard drove Carol to the emergency room as it seemed the medication was not working.
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"It looks like tuberculosis," said an emergency room doctor looking at the scan of a lung on a cellphone.
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Witness Steven White told CNN he was in the emergency room when he saw the shooter firing at police.
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Nina Dobrev is on the mend after an allergic reaction over the weekend landed her in the emergency room.
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The nurse who lives nearby, Rena, will chuckle with the other emergency room nurses, who nickname Shelby Chicken Little.
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While both may reduce the need for acute care, emergency room visits have consistently increased in the United States.
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In a busy week, the Sunrise emergency room might see six or seven shooting victims, Scherr previously told CNN.
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Emergency room doctors found Jim Duncan's infant son, Kody, had 13 broken bones and a skull fracture in 1993.
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Essentially, it's about saving money by helping patients prevent bad and expensive outcomes, like trips to the emergency room.
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After work he was going to drive himself to the emergency room at the veterans' hospital in downtown Denver.
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Jakelin was treated in the emergency room at the hospital and later transferred to the pediatric intensive care unit.
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While working as an emergency room doctor at Massachusetts General Hospital, she treated victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.
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After she dislocated her knee, an emergency room doctor told her family there was something wrong with her medications.
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The incident led him to the emergency room and forced him to reflect on the stress in his life.
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As an emergency room provider, Travedi realizes an expanding market for electric scooters inevitably means at least some injuries.
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She noted that she's seen numerous cases in the emergency room of children who have choked on bread products.
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Providers are increasingly looking to these lower-cost clinics to help patients avoid expensive trips to the emergency room.
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Respect your butt muscles, unless you want to endure a particularly challenging and embarrassing trip to the emergency room.
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Allegedly, Howard tried to drive to the emergency room, but felt her throat closing, so she called 911 instead.
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In 20133, a severe asthma attack, combined with pneumonia, landed Mr. Bianco, a lifelong asthmatic, in the emergency room.
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Two emergency room visits, for bronchitis and a bad fall, had left her with thousands of dollars in bills.
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Also: An emergency room doctor describes the (shall we say) unusual actions of people about to freeze to death.
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Night court is the emergency room of criminal court, a tough shift that tends to fall to new judges.
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It was like the paddles in the emergency room, I told him, but it would always be inside him.
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