Sunrise Emergency Services

Expanded Access to Emergency Care Services in Sunrise

When a medical emergency happens, having expert care close to home matters. The freestanding Emergency Department provides fast, convenient access to emergency services for serious injuries, sudden illnesses and other urgent medical needs. This freestanding emergency room is located near the northwest vicinity of Oakland Park Boulevard and North Pine Island Road.

Our team of physicians, nurses and support staff is specially trained to care for patients facing complex and critical health conditions, delivering expert treatment when every moment counts.

Carefully Considered Noise Abatement

Out of respect for our neighbors, noise considerations will be implemented while bringing the benefits of emergency care close by.

Quality Emergency Care

This Emergency Department is staffed with physicians, nurses, and support staff who are specifically trained in treating the most complex and critical medical needs.

Rigorous Environmental Standards

We are carefully addressing the preservation of local wetlands and ensuring rigorous environmental standards are met.

Broward Health Sunrise is Now Open

The new location offers Sunrise residents faster, more convenient care during medical emergencies, with the same high-quality emergency services they expect from Broward Health without having to travel to or navigate a hospital-based ER.

9001 W. Oakland Park Blvd, Sunrise, FL 33351

Frequently Asked Questions

When do you expect this location to open?

Now open, this 16,000-square-foot Freestanding Emergency Department expands access to emergency care for residents of Sunrise and the surrounding Broward County communities. You'll find us at the northwest corner of West Oakland Park Boulevard and North Pine Island Road.

What are the benefits of a Free-Standing Emergency Room over an Urgent Care Center?

A free-standing emergency room gives patients convenient and quick access to expert ER care for those experiencing sudden illnesses or extreme medical issues such as uncontrolled bleeding, signs of stroke or heart attack, difficulty breathing, or loss of consciousness. In addition to these life-threatening conditions, or for issues that need the most immediate medical attention such as broken bones or severe pain, coming straight to an emergency room is your best choice. Using a free-standing ER means you or your loved one can come right to pediatric or adult emergency services – through separate entrances.

An urgent care center should be used for less extreme medical issues such as sprains or strains, minor infections, rashes, nose bleeds, minor cuts, recent fevers, or minor broken bones. Because ER care is triaged, meaning the most extreme medical conditions are treated first, your wait time and treatment for minor injuries or illnesses may be faster at an urgent care center.

What happens if a patient needs care beyond what the Freestanding Emergency Department offers?

Will you accept most medical insurances?

Are there employment opportunities available?

Will sign language services be available for patients?