Trauma, heart attack, stroke, sepsis

Find major emergency hospitals near you.

Sort always-open emergency hospitals by distance and see major trauma, ICU, cath lab, comprehensive stroke and neurointervention signals in one place.

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Hospital emergency department entrance — **Emergency department** Use the nearest suitable ED unless ambulance dispatch directs a specialist pathway.

Ambulance outside a hospital — **Ambulance routing** Paramedics can call ahead and bypass to trauma, stroke, STEMI or ICU services.

Ambulance stretcher and monitoring equipment — **Do not self-drive** Collapse, chest pain, breathing trouble, major injury and stroke signs need emergency services.

Call ambulance first. Do not self-drive with serious symptoms. Ambulance crews decide destination. Hospitals can go on bypass.

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Map

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Directions

Emergency numbers

Ambulance numbers for travellers

The site highlights the most likely local emergency number when your location is shared. If you are unsure, try the local emergency number first and stay on the line.

Ambulance data

Can this tap into ambulance databases?

Not directly as a public website. Dispatch, CAD, ePCR, live ambulance status and destination-decision systems are protected operational health systems. The production path is partnership, not scraping.

Public-data layer

Use official hospital directories, trauma/stroke/STEMI network lists, emergency numbers and verified hospital pages.

Partner-data layer

With an ambulance service or health department, ingest approved bypass status, capability rosters and transfer protocols.

Clinical-data layer

For patient summaries, use consented health-record standards such as FHIR/SMART, not open ambulance feeds.

Safety layer

Always preserve the rule that dispatch and paramedics decide the destination during a major emergency.

Verification

Capability data needs active maintenance

This prototype uses public hospital pages and government emergency-number sources. Service hours, bypass pathways, on-call rosters, stroke thrombectomy availability and cath lab coverage can change. Hospitals should be formally re-verified before using this as production medical infrastructure.