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Emergency Care

When it comes to emergency care, Children’s treats serious or life-threatening illnesses, injuries and conditions for babies, children and teens of all ages.

Home Emergency Care

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Children's Egleston Hospital

1405 Clifton Road

Atlanta, GA 30322

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Hours of Operation

24 hours

51

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Children's Hughes Spalding Hospital

35 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive SE

Atlanta, GA 30303

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Hours of Operation

24 hours

33

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Children's Scottish Rite Hospital

1001 Johnson Ferry Road NE

Atlanta, GA 30342

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Hours of Operation

24 hours

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What do We Treat in Our Emergency Department

The Emergency Departments at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta serve children from birth to age 18 and are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. No appointments are necessary to bring your baby, child or teen in.

Call 911 immediately if you think your child’s illness or injury is life-threatening.

What we treat

Emergency Department or Urgent Care Center?

Learn more about when to take your child to the emergency department instead of an urgent care center.

Why Should I Take My Child to a Children’s Emergency Department?

Children are not small adults. Unlike most ERs, our pediatric Emergency Departments at Children’s have doctors and nurses who are board certified and specially trained in caring for children with urgent healthcare needs.

Our equipment and supplies, from arm slings to blood pressure cuffs, are designed specifically for kids of all sizes, and we know how to make you and your child as comfortable as possible during a difficult time.

Advanced Trauma Care

We combine advanced technology with dedicated, highly skilled physicians and staff to provide care for pediatric trauma patients:

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Transport Services

When seconds count, Children’s has a pediatric-trained transport team to transfer critical patients to our three hospitals for treatment. Our transport team members have some of the most progressive training in the industry. They are trained to understand pediatric patients’ needs and the physical and emotional differences that make treating babies, children and teens unique.

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