Emergency Room & Trauma Care
Saint Alphonsus facilities in Idaho are all designated by the Idaho Time Sensitive Emergency Council as trauma centers. Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise is designated as a Level II Trauma Center and Saint Alphonsus Medical Center in Nampa is designated as a Level III Trauma Center.
Our trauma network reaches from southern Idaho, eastern Oregon, and northern Nevada and has brought a level of medical responsiveness that is unmatched throughout the region.
Not only do we provide the hospital resources necessary for care, but we focus on the needs of all injured patients from pre-hospital and on-scene care provided by first responders all the way through a patient’s rehabilitation and successful return back to their community.
Our trauma network is supported by our Emergency Departments in Boise, Eagle, Nampa, Ontario, and Baker City. Staffed by board-certified emergency physicians and nurses, our Emergency Departments are all integrated and offer the highest standards of care for chest pain, stroke, orthopedic, and general emergency services.
TRAUMA: Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise is designated a Level II Trauma Center by the Idaho Time Sensitive Emergency System. This means we are fully equipped to provide comprehensive, 24/7 care for all major traumatic injuries. Saint Alphonsus Medical Center in Nampa is designated a Level III Trauma Center which means we are equipped to provide prompt assessment, resuscitation, emergency surgery, and stabilization.
STROKE: Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise is designated a Level I Comprehensive Stroke Center by the Idaho Time Sensitive Emergency System, offering the highest, most comprehensive level of acute stroke care available. Saint Alphonsus Medical Center in Nampa is designated a Level II Primary Stroke Center, having met rigorous, evidence-based benchmarks to provide rapid, highly organized, and specified stroke care.
STEMI: All Saint Alphonsus Emergency facilities in Idaho are designated by the State of Idaho’s Time Sensitive Emergency Statewide Council (TSE) to care for patients suffering the most severe and dangerous form of a heart attack, known as a STEMI (ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction).
Emergency Self-Registration
To help expedite registration, we are now offering a self-registration option for patients needing to visit our emergency department. Self-registration allows patients to complete their emergency registration on their own time, while waiting to be seen.
Patients will receive a link via email or text notification (or both) to complete self-registration. The registration team is able to track the patient’s registration progress and notify medical staff when the patient has it completed and is ready to be seen.
Step 1: Check-in with our care team
Step 2: After check-in, you will receive a link to complete “Emergency Patient Self-Registration” on your mobile device
Step 3: You are ready to see the care team.
