Emergency Services
When you need help in a hurry, you'll find expert emergency care from HonorHealth in your neighborhood. All six of our medical centers and our HonorHealth Complete Care locations operate 24-hour emergency departments to serve patients of all ages, and handle cases ranging from illnesses and minor injuries to major medical emergencies, trauma and stroke. Throughout the Valley, our emergency centers are equipped with the technologies and talented, compassionate clinical staff to handle medical emergencies large and small.
Level I Trauma Centers
Following a severe injury, every minute counts — and the chance of survival is greatest if treatment is given within the first hour of the injury. Three HonorHealth emergency departments are Level I trauma centers, which is the highest designation by the American College of Surgeons.
Pediatric Emergency Center
While all HonorHealth emergency departments serve patients of all ages, if your child has a medical emergency, HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center has a team of pediatric-certified emergency room physicians and nurses who provide high-quality care. Designed to take the “scary” out of a hospital experience, our leading-edge technology and medical equipment are made with younger patients in mind.
HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center is just east of Loop 101 at Shea Boulevard and 90th Street.
Please note: HonorHealth Scottsdale Shea Medical Center is undergoing multiple renovations through 2025 to continue providing our community with high-quality care. Our Emergency Department and other hospital services remain open during the renovation. Families with children can enter through the main entrance and use the hospital’s main ED check-in and waiting room.
Complete Care
Unsure as to whether you need emergency or urgent care? Now you don't have to decide. HonorHealth Complete Care is a full-service emergency room and urgent care under one roof that takes the guesswork out of where you should go to seek care when you aren’t feeling well or are injured.
Is it an emergency or not?
Here's how to know when you need to call 911 or visit urgent or immediate care instead.
Need concussion care?
If you’ve been diagnosed with a concussion or are experiencing symptoms, the HonorHealth Concussion Program can help. You can get an appointment with a specialist quickly, so you can get started on your road to recovery. Your concussion specialist will provide you with a treatment plan made just for you and your specific needs.
If you’re experiencing any of the following symptoms, it could be a sign of a more serious brain injury; please call 911 immediately:
- Headaches that get worse and do not go away
- Significant nausea or repeated vomiting
- Unusual behavior including increased confusion, restlessness or agitation
- Drowsiness or inability to wake up
- Slurred speech, weakness, numbness or decreased coordination
- Convulsions or seizures (shaking or twitching)
- Loss of consciousness (passing out)