MyChartEmergency Care – Flint Hills
Emergency Department
When to go to the ER
Call 911 when you need immediate help, especially in the following situations:
Choking or inability to breathe
Loss of consciousness
An injury to the neck or spine
Severe burns over a large portion of the body
Seizure
Heart attack symptoms, such as chest pain or pressure, or pain in the jaw or arm
Stroke symptoms, such as a sudden inability to move, speak, see, or understand, and a sudden weakness or "drooping" on one side of the body
Inhalation of poisonous fumes or smoke
Uncontrollable bleeding
A broken bone that's pushing through the skin
A severe allergic reaction, such as breathing difficulty, swelling, hives
Drug overdose
Having suicidal thoughts
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HISTORY
Dr. W.A. Carr founded the first City Hospital in 1913. Dr. Carr opened the hospital in a small home on the corner of Second and Adams Streets. When business exceeded space availability, the City Hospital moved in 1919 to what is now an apartment complex at the intersection of Ash and Jefferson Streets.
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