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Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas

Emergency Room Dallas 
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Location, Directions and Parking

Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
3500 Gaston Ave.
Dallas, TX 75246
Main Phone: 214.820.0111

Directions to Our Emergency Room


Parking
Emergency department parking is available in surface Lot 19 with entrances off Hall Street and east of Fair Park Boulevard at Junius Street.

Emergency Care and Trauma 

Taking Care of You 24/7

By definition, emergencies take you by surprise. But when they do, we’re ready 24 hours a day, seven days a week. From minor injuries to life-threatening conditions, it’s no surprise that you can trust Baylor Dallas to deliver the treatment you need. 

If you have a life-threatening condition, call 911.  To reach the Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas Emergency Department, call 214.820.2501

We’re There for You 24/7 with Full Emergency Services

Trauma Care

Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas is one of only three adult Level I trauma centers in Dallas/Fort Worth, covering 21 counties (18,000 square miles) and 5 million lives. A team of board-certified trauma surgeons, anesthesiologists and other specialists is available to provide rapid diagnosis and immediate treatment of life-threatening injuries seven days a week, 24 hours a day. A variety of specialists are on-call 24-hours a day to respond to the needs of trauma patients, including orthopedic – trauma surgeons, neurosurgeons, and other specialists.

Limb Salvage

Our renowned capabilities in limb salvage include treating complex problems such as severed limbs, crushed bones, extreme or multiple fractures, nonunion fractures and bone infection.

In a Heartbeat

Each day, nearly 1,000 Americans experience sudden cardiac arrest. More than 95 percent die, in many cases because lifesaving defibrillators arrive on the scene too late, if at all. To save more lives, we support the American Heart Association's efforts to train and equip those likely to be first to arrive at an emergency with heart-shocking automatic external defibrillators (AEDs).

Get the Facts

Get the facts and figures about injury prevention. Whether it's a dog bite, riding in a car, wearing high heels or recreational boating, we've got what you need to know now.

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