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Emergency Care Wait Time
*Wait time cannot be guaranteed as it is based on patient needs at the time of your arrival. Critically ill patients will be seen immediately.
Updated every 5 minutes.
Every year, the Emergency Department at NYU Langone Hospital—Suffolk provides immediate medical treatment for over 70,000 people who have serious injuries and conditions, including traumatic injury, stroke, and cardiac events such as heart attack.
All doctors are supported by experienced physician assistants and nurse practitioners.
Imaging services, including MRI, ultrasound, and CT scan, are available on-site and around the clock. We also provide emergency care for behavioral health concerns.
Additional inpatient care or surgery after critical care is provided at NYU Langone Hospital—Suffolk.
For Emergencies
If you or a loved one is experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.
We are proud that the Trauma Center at NYU Langone—Suffolk has been designated as a Level 2 Trauma Center by New York State and the American College of Surgeons—one of only four community hospitals on Long Island to earn this designation. As an integral part of the region’s emergency medical services, we treat all trauma cases from the middle of Suffolk County to as far east as Montauk. The center provides care for fractures, falls, motor vehicle accidents, and other incidents that can cause moderate to life-threatening injuries.
While you are at the Emergency Department (ED), we assess your condition, provide the care you need, and help guide you through next steps in your treatment.
When you arrive, members of your care team quickly assess your condition and determine the best course of treatment. Your team may include a doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant; a registered nurse; and a nurse assistant. Because we are a teaching hospital, resident physicians (doctors in training) may also be involved in your care. Depending on your needs, other specialists may be consulted.
Below are some questions ED patients often ask.
Your location may change based on your condition and care needs. For example, you may move from a treatment area to an observation area.
Different team members may ask similar questions to confirm important details, such as your name, date of birth, symptoms, medications, and allergies. This safety step helps keep your information accurate and up to date so that we can make the right decisions quickly.
A security team is always present to enforce hospital policies and ensure a safe experience for patients, visitors, and staff members. To maintain a calm, healing environment, we ask everyone to treat one another with respect. Verbal or physical abuse of our staff is not tolerated and may result in removal from this facility and in some cases, legal action.
NYU Langone Health MyChart gives you secure online access to your medical records. When you log in, you can do the following tasks:
You might see test results online before your provider has reviewed them. Your care team will go over all results and answer any questions you may have.
To create an account, visit NYU Langone Health MyChart and complete the verification form. We will send an email with instructions on how to activate your account. If you already have an account, you can log in from your web browser or the NYU Langone Health app.
For technical support, call us at 866-262-6458.
It is important to follow the instructions in your discharge papers regarding care and follow-up appointments. If your care team made a referral to another NYU Langone Health provider, a staff member may contact you to help schedule an appointment.
For help finding a doctor, call 646-929-7800 or browse our specialists. For nonemergencies, NYU Langone Virtual Urgent Care offers video visits with a care provider for adults and children ages 5 and older.
If you have concerns during your visit, please share them with a member of your care team so we can address them right away.
101 Hospital Road, Patchogue, NY, 11772
For minor medical concerns that need care today or tomorrow, schedule a Virtual Urgent Care video visit to video chat with an NYU Langone Health care provider.
Free Wi-Fi is available to patients and visitors.
NYU Langone is a weapon-free zone. A weapon is any item capable of causing injury or harm, and includes firearms, knives, and any item that is illegal to own or use under the law. Licensed gun carriers and others may not enter with a gun unless they are law enforcement on active duty. Our main hospital entrances and emergency departments are equipped with weapons detection screening devices, and individuals entering our facilities are subject to screening.
We can help you find a doctor.
Call
646-929-7800
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