Emergency Care

Emergencies happen. Getting superb medical care fast makes the difference.

When to go to Urgent Care or Emergency Room

If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 immediately.

Overlake Medical Center operates Emergency Services at two locations. We are here to serve you around the clock with world-class care and unmatched personal attention.

Bellevue

As the Eastside’s first Level III Trauma Center, we provide the expertise and speed you need in an emergency. At the Overlake Emergency Department in Bellevue, we provide our patients:

Rapid access to clot-busting stroke treatment.
Quick surgical intervention as needed for heart attacks.
Board-certified physicians and trauma surgeon on-site 24/7.
Critical treatments for sepsis.
Care for accidents and illnesses not treatable in a doctor’s office.
Wait times measured in minutes.
Top-tier patient satisfaction.

Bellevue Location: 1035 116th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98004. Our entrance is located off NE 10th Street in Bellevue.

Patients can walk in or be dropped off. You can also enter the underground garage from this location. Signs clearly mark the route to the emergency room.

Lynnwood

At the Overlake MultiCare Emergency - Lynnwood, we provide our patients:

Care for accidents and illnesses not treatable in a doctor’s office.
Wait times measured in minutes.
Top-tier patient satisfaction.
12 fully equipped and state-of-the-art exam rooms.
On-site radiology services.
Point-of-care testing lab.
Pharmacy services – allowing for treatment for a wide range of emergencies.

Lynnwood location: 3011 196th St SW, Lynnwood, WA 98036

Patients can walk in or be dropped off.

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