Parkview Regional Medical Center opens Saturday, March 17, 2012. On that day, all critical care units and many specialty care departments will move from Parkview Hospital Randallia to the new regional medical center. Emergency services, as well as trauma services, will be provided at the new regional medical center, effective as of that date.
A 24/7 emergency department will remain at Parkview Hospital Randallia. Many other medical services will also continue to be provided at Parkview Hospital Randallia. If you are uncertain about the location of a service for an appointment or scheduled procedure, call the switchboard at (260) 266-1000 or Parkview Health Scheduling at (877) 225-5747 or (260) 373-8900. A phone representative will assist you. It is recommended that you call at least 24 hours before your intended arrival.
People throughout our region can count on Parkview hospitals to be standing by with emergency care 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Our emergency departments are staffed with board-certified emergency care physicians and a nursing staff that is trained and experienced in emergency care.
Parkview Hospital’s emergency department also connects critically ill or injured patients with the specialized care they need — through access to the region's first verified Level II Adult and Pediatric Trauma Center, and the certified Parkview Stanley Wissman Stroke Center. Patients receiving emergency care at Parkview Hospital may also see specialists in orthopaedics, neurosurgery, plastic surgery and many more.
Because the first hour after an emergency is the most critical, Parkview established the Samaritan Flight Program for rapid air transport. The two Samaritan helicopters are available for dispatch 24 hours a day, with a highly trained crew and advanced on-board trauma technology.