Chest pain or heart burn? Fracture or sprain?  Either way, if you live or work in the Boardman area or nearby communities, you can rest easier knowing that 24-hour advanced emergency care is close by at Beeghly Emergency Services. Last year alone, close to 30,000 people relied on Beeghly Emergency Services for care. 

The area’s first freestanding 24-hour, full-service emergency department, Beeghly Emergency Services handles both adult and pediatric medical emergencies. Our team of experienced emergency professionals act quickly to evaluate, diagnosis and administer treatment for a full range of medical emergencies from minor illnesses and injuries to serious, life-threatening conditions like heart attack, stroke, orthopedic injuries, breathing problems, abdominal pain and severe bleeding

Board certified emergency medicine physicians staff the department, along with highly trained ACLS (advanced cardiac life support) and PALS (pediatric advanced life support) certified registered nurses. Emergency room techs, medical assistants and allied health techs complete the team. Laboratory, medical imaging such as MRI, Ultrasound and CT, as well as other diagnostic technology enhance services and support the emergency team. 

For the management of critically ill and injured patients, the state-of-the art emergency department features 10 treatment rooms that include two designated, fully equipped cardiac rooms with monitoring, resuscitation and airway support; two trauma rooms; a special procedure room; and observation suite.

Ambulance service is available for immediate transfers to the most appropriate local or regional facility when hospitalization or more extensive treatment is needed.

Beeghly Emergency Services is JCAHO accredited.

Beeghly Emergency Services features Fast Track to expedite your treatment of flu, minor cuts, sore throats and other minor medical problems. Located near the emergency room, Fast Track features seven exam rooms and a nurse’s station. The staff includes a board-certified primary care physician, registered nurses and other professionals

Fast Track is open every day from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Generally patients seen in the Fast Track spend less time then in the emergency room. All patients are treated in the emergency room before and after Fast Track hours.