Emergency Care (ER) Archives - Hancock Regional Hospital

May 14, 2020

You need care. Who do you call? Here’s the answer.

The coronavirus pandemic has upended just about everything in our lives. Now a simple trip to the grocery store or the pharmacy doesn’t seem so simple anymore. And if you need health care—well, what are you supposed to do about that, anyway? The answer is, you’re supposed to get the care yo…Continue Reading.

April 27, 2020

Got a non-COVID emergency? We’ve got you.

Emergency Care (ER)

The good news is there’s good news: As the staff at Hancock Regional Hospital works to care for all of our patients, whether we’re seeing them for COVID-19 or something else, we’re not overcrowded. It’s worth repeating—not overcrowded. We’ve got room to safely treat everyone. So if yo…Continue Reading.

April 23, 2020

Our Family Docs Are Here to Serve Your Family

In one way or another, COVID-19 may be with us for a while—but there are still literally thousands of reasons you might need or want to see a doctor. So it’s good to know your Hancock Health and Hancock Physician Network primary care doctors and nurse practitioners are still here when you nee…Continue Reading.

April 20, 2020

We’re Open Right Now to Handle Your Medical Emergency

Emergency Care (ER)

While we’re social distancing during the COVID-19 crisis, you may be wondering when—and whether—you should go to the emergency room at Hancock Regional Hospital. The short answer is, yes: We’re prepared to safely handle your emergency, even if it’s not virus related. Here are the best r…Continue Reading.

July 1, 2018

When should you go to immediate care? Or the ER? Or your doctor?

When’s the right time to go to immediate care, or to the ER, versus waiting to see your doctor? Understand these guidelines.

February 14, 2018

Hancock County Launches Lifesaving PulsePoint Technology

Hancock Health and Hancock County 911 Bring Lifesaving Technology via an Integrated Mobile App (February 14, 2018 – Greenfield, IN) Hancock Health, Hancock County 911 Center and Emergency Medical Services leaders have joined forces to bring the lifesaving PulsePoint app to Hancock County. The f…Continue Reading.

January 16, 2017

Three Signs That Someone Needs Medical Care Right Away

While a visit to a primary care physician or simple first aid can handle many medical problems, some signs could indicate life-threatening conditions and should not be ignored. Here are three symptoms that require immediate medical care.

June 7, 2016

Choosing between Immediate Care and Emergency Care

HAVING AN ABUNDANCE OF HEALTH CARE OPTIONS at hand is never a bad thing, but occasionally bountiful alternatives lead to uncertainty about where to seek treatment – especially if you can’t see your primary care physician. Primary care providers are preferable for non life-threatening conditio…Continue Reading.