Emergency Care
IU Health Emergency Medicine - Bedford
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When you visit IU Health Emergency Medicine in Bedford, you'll receive care designed for your specific needs.
Our highly skilled team believes in treating you as a whole person - not just a symptom. At IU Health Emergency Medicine in Bedford, you’ll have access to a broad range of emergency care services.
Choose an IU Health emergency room when your medical condition is life-threatening or could result in permanent disability.
Examples that are life-threatening include:
- Allergic reaction causing difficulty breathing or throat/face swelling
- Heart attack
- Heavy bleeding
- Loss of consciousness
- Major burns
- Poisoning or suspected poisoning
- Seizures
- Severe abdominal pain
- Severe chest pain or sudden/extreme difficulty breathing
- Severe head trauma
- Stroke, sudden paralysis or slurred speech
- Visibly broken bone
Emergency Medicine Residency Program
IU Health is pleased to partner with Indiana University School of Medicine, helping to train future healthcare providers. Resident physicians, who have earned their medical degree and are undergoing additional training, are working in the emergency department and may see you during your visit.
A resident physician is a licensed doctor who has graduated from medical school and is currently receiving advanced training in a specific area of medicine, such as Emergency medicine, Internal medicine, or other specialties. Medical Residents work under the supervision of board-certified doctors, known as “attending physicians,” to grow their skills and knowledge in a medical specialty.
Residents care for patients, write treatment plans, review test results and are an active part of your healthcare team. Because they work closely with attending physicians, you receive the benefit of multiple medical professionals reviewing your care.
Both the resident and the attending physician will address your diagnosis and treatment plan.
For more information about the Emergency Medicine residency program, visit IU School of Medicine.
Emergency Care Services in Bedford
Choose an IU Health emergency room when your medical condition is life-threatening or could result in permanent disability.
Examples that are life-threatening include:
- Allergic reaction causing difficulty breathing or throat/face swelling
- Heart attack
- Heavy bleeding
- Loss of consciousness
- Major burns
- Poisoning or suspected poisoning
- Seizures
- Severe abdominal pain
- Severe chest pain or sudden/extreme difficulty breathing
- Severe head trauma
- Stroke, sudden paralysis or slurred speech
- Visibly broken bone
Emergency Medicine Residency Program
IU Health is pleased to partner with Indiana University School of Medicine, helping to train future healthcare providers. Resident physicians, who have earned their medical degree and are undergoing additional training, are working in the emergency department and may see you during your visit.
A resident physician is a licensed doctor who has graduated from medical school and is currently receiving advanced training in a specific area of medicine, such as Emergency medicine, Internal medicine, or other specialties. Medical Residents work under the supervision of board-certified doctors, known as “attending physicians,” to grow their skills and knowledge in a medical specialty.
Residents care for patients, write treatment plans, review test results and are an active part of your healthcare team. Because they work closely with attending physicians, you receive the benefit of multiple medical professionals reviewing your care.
Both the resident and the attending physician will address your diagnosis and treatment plan.
For more information about the Emergency Medicine residency program, visit IU School of Medicine.