Emergency Care

Bret Heileson, MD

Emergency Care

The Emergency Department at HCCH is a certified
Level III Stroke Center
providing 24-hour emergency medical services. 

Physicians, registered nurses (RNs), paramedics, and certified nurse assistants (CNAs) staff the Emergency Department.

All staff members are required to be certified in Basic Life Support (BLS). All RN’s are also required to be certified in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS), and complete the Trauma Nurse Core Course (TNCC). 

Our entire RN staff has also completed the National Institute of Health Stroke Scale Administration (NIHSS) course as required by our Level III Stoke Center designation.

An on-site helipad is also available for patients who may need to be transported to a medical center via air ambulance.

Service Providers

Bret Heileson, MD

Bret Heileson, MD

Emergency Care
Vincent Robert Hamo, DO

Vincent Robert Hamo, DO

Emergency Care
Madhuresh Kumar, MD

Madhuresh Kumar, MD

Emergency Care
Jeremiah Yerton, MD

Jeremiah Yerton, MD

Emergency Care
Brian Spinks, MD

Brian Spinks, MD

Emergency Care
Wyatt Pickering, DO

Wyatt Pickering, DO

Emergency Care
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Jeanette Dilan-Koetje, DO

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Arihant Jain, MD

Emergency Care
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Danny Bartlett, MD

Emergency Care
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David Fox, MD

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Aaron Rowland, DO

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Paul Rosenthal, DO

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Mohammad Hassan, MD

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Jared Schreiner, MD

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Secret Link

For emergencies, Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

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