The Memorial Hospital at Craig
750 Hospital Loop
Craig, CO 81625
*Please immediately dial 911 for all emergencies
Emergency & Trauma Care When You Need It Most
The goal of the Memorial Regional Health Emergency Department, located at The Memorial Hospital at Craig, is to provide quality, compassionate care in even the most stressful of situations. Our Emergency Department is staffed by highly skilled physicians and nurses 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist you and your family if an emergency occurs.
Trauma care is something that you hope you never need, but if you or a loved one falls victim to a serious injury, it’s comforting to know that The Memorial Hospital is standing by with the expertise and equipment to ensure rapid care. From the trauma site to stabilization, our Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and emergency personnel respond as a team.
Our State designation as a Level IV Trauma Center illustrates our commitment to your care, especially when seconds count. Learn more about our EMS department here, and feel free to contact us if you require more information about our emergency and trauma services.
Our ED physicians are provided through CarePoint Health, and providers currently offering patient care at MRH include:
Our Trauma Center
Our first-class trauma center includes the following: two trauma suites, ambulance and EMT staff, a dedicated helicopter pad for necessary rapid transfers, operating rooms available 24/7, adult and pediatric resuscitative equipment, an experienced trauma team and more.
Urgent Care Services
To learn about our urgent care services for situations that are not emergencies, such as a sinus infection or strain, visit our Rapid Care in Craig at your best convenience.
The Triage Process At Memorial Regional Health
How quickly you are seen by a physician depends on the triage process. When arriving at the Emergency Department, triage staff will complete a basic assessment of symptoms and determine the severity of illness.
A patient’s order of treatment in the Emergency Department is based on the severity of the illness, not on a first-come, first-served basis.
Patients identified by our triage staff as having life-threatening conditions are taken directly into our Emergency Department for evaluation and treatment. Therefore, patients with illnesses or injuries identified as not life-threatening may experience a longer waiting time while more serious cases are treated. We ask for your patience if or when this occurs.
Children And Emergencies
Children have unique medical problems and may display different symptoms than adults. Symptoms that are serious for a child may not be as serious for an adult. Always seek immediate medical attention if you think your child is having a medical emergency.