Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital Emergency Services
Emergencies can’t wait, and Orlando Health's ERs are ready. Don't delay your care–we're here when you need us.
When you choose Orlando Health for your next ER visit, you’re choosing state-of-the-art medical care from Central Florida’s leader in emergency medicine and trauma care. Whether based in a hospital or freestanding pavilion, our network of ERs gives you access to the best available emergency care just minutes from your neighborhood. We're experienced and equipped to treat all members of your family — from infants and children, to teens and adults. Pediatric care at our ER is supported by Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and features a Kids Corner for the comfort of our youngest patients.
Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital has been serving the residents of Seminole County for nearly 35 years. Whether it’s chest pain, a child’s broken arm or any other urgent medical concern, the Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital emergency room is here to serve you and your family. Our ER physicians are all board certified in emergency medicine, ensuring your medical issue will be quickly stabilized and cared for with the highest possible expertise.
Our technology and advanced medical treatments and procedures have distinguished our Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital as a leader in emergency care for adult and pediatric patients. Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital is an accredited Chest Pain Center, an accredited primary stroke receiving facility and is home to one of three Orlando Health Air Care Team helicopter bases, which provides transport for severe trauma needs to the only Level One Trauma Center at Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center or Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.
If you, or someone you know, are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, go directly to the ER or dial 9-1-1 immediately.
ER, Urgent Care or Primary Care Physician?
When should you go to the ER versus visiting an urgent care center or your primary care physician (PCP)? Our handy guide can help you make that decision. Fill in the form to download our free guide listing conditions that should be treated by an ER, an urgent care center or your primary care physician.