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Head injury emergency care at Victoria ER

Head injury emergency care at Victoria ER

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When you or a loved one experiences a head injury, it’s crucial to know when to seek emergency care. At Victoria ER, we are here to provide immediate, expert treatment for head trauma.

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When head injuries require immediate medical attention

Head injuries can range from mild to severe; knowing when to seek emergency care at our 24/7 ER is essential for your health and safety.

At Victoria ER, we provide expert care for head trauma, whether it’s a concussion, head injury in children or a more serious traumatic brain injury.

  • Head Injury Symptoms: Look for signs like confusion, dizziness, nausea or loss of consciousness.
  • Concussion Symptoms: Persistent headaches, memory issues or sensitivity to light and sound may indicate a concussion.
  • Traumatic Brain Injury Symptoms: Personality changes, depression, or sleeping too much or too little might indicate traumatic brain injury requiring immediate attention.

When to visit Victoria ER for a head injury

You should seek emergency care at Victoria ER for symptoms like severe headache, loss of consciousness, repeated vomiting, or changes in behavior, especially in children.

Common causes of head injuries

Head injuries can occur in various situations. Understanding the common causes can help you take steps to prevent them.

  • Falls: The leading cause of head injuries, especially in children and older adults.
  • Sports injuries: Contact sports like football and soccer often result in head trauma.
  • Car accidents: Head injuries can occur from the impact of a collision, even with airbags and seat belts.
  • Workplace accidents: Head injuries can happen in environments with falling objects or slips and trips.

Warning signs of a concussion or traumatic brain injury

Recognizing the warning signs of a concussion or traumatic brain injury (TBI) is crucial for seeking prompt medical care.

  • Headache: Persistent or worsening headaches are a common sign of a concussion or TBI.
  • Confusion and memory problems: Difficulty concentrating, memory loss or feeling dazed can indicate a brain injury.
  • Nausea and vomiting: Feeling sick or vomiting after a head injury may signal a more serious issue.
  • Changes in behavior or mood: Irritability, depression or unusual behavior can be a sign of brain injury.
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What to expect at Victoria ER 

When you come to Victoria ER for head injury care, you can expect prompt, expert treatment from our team of board-certified ER physicians. Your personalized care will include the following:

Rapid assessment

Our board-certified ER physicians will quickly evaluate your condition to determine the severity of the injury.

On-site diagnostic testing

We offer advanced imaging, including CT scans and ultrasound, as well as neurological exams to assess brain function.

Immediate treatment and stabilization

Once diagnosed, we provide immediate treatment to stabilize your condition and prevent further complications.

Comprehensive care

Our team ensures you receive the necessary follow-up care and support for a full recovery.

Why choose Victoria ER for head injuries

Swift medical attention and stabilization are critical to minimizing complications from head trauma.

Our 24/7 emergency services ensure that you receive prompt attention with little to no wait.

  • 24/7 emergency care: We are open around the clock, every day of the year, offering short wait times and immediate care when every second counts.
  • Advanced neuroimaging and trauma care: Our state-of-the-art facilities include advanced imaging technologies like CT scan, along with comprehensive trauma care capabilities.
  • Compassionate, concierge-level care: Our team is dedicated to providing personalized, compassionate care, ensuring you feel supported throughout your visit.
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Related symptoms we treat

At Victoria ER, we understand that head injuries can bring a range of medical symptoms that require immediate attention.

Dizziness or fainting: Feeling lightheaded or fainting can be a sign of a head injury that needs prompt evaluation.

Severe headaches: Persistent or intense headaches may indicate a more serious head injury that requires immediate care.

Vision changes or blurred vision: Blurred vision or other visual disturbances can be a symptom of a concussion or traumatic brain injury.

“Victoria ER was the best ER we have ever been to. Not only did they save my husband's life, but everyone was so kind and helpful, from the front desk to all the nurses and doctor. Kept me informed throughout. Highly recommend.”
Sue K.
”Excellent experience here! Very professional. In and out in two hours which included x-rays, bloodwork and IV administered pain and inflammation reduction medications. I’d use them again. Very friendly and professional medical personnel.”
Vickie M.
"I had gone into to the ER at 2am and everyone on staff from reception, nurses, and doctor were very kind, good spirited and made me feel well taken care throughout the entire time. Thank you all so much for what you do. You are greatly appreciated!"
Tiffani J.
"Both the doctor and the nurse were very compassionate and empathetic and understanding and very attentive, right from the beginning. I didn't have to wait. They were very patient and kind and made the whole experience so much better."
Mikki H.
“Went in and the service was fast, friendly and very professional. This was way better than going into the hospital ER and waiting 10 hours for help! Thank you to the Dr. and nurses who helped.”
Don B.
"I’ve never left a review for anything but wow the ladies here were just so lovely and nice! So fast and smooth I cannot recommend coming here more!"
Lexy S.

Patient resources and support 

At Victoria ER, we are committed to providing not only exceptional emergency medical care but also the resources and support you need to navigate your health journey.

Insurance and billing

Navigating insurance and billing can be overwhelming, especially during a medical emergency. Our goal is to make the process as smooth and transparent as possible, so you can focus on your recovery.

  • Insurance assistance: We work with most major insurance providers and offer clear, detailed billing to help you understand your coverage.
  • Educational materials: Our team provides resources to help you understand your condition, treatment options and any associated costs.
  • 24/7 access: We are available around the clock to answer your questions and provide support, ensuring you have the information you need when you need it.
  • Compassionate staff: Our dedicated team is here to guide you through every step of your care, always making sure you feel informed and supported.

We’re here to make the process as smooth as possible so you can concentrate on your health.

What to bring to the ER 

When you’re facing an emergency, your health is the top priority. While it’s helpful to bring certain items, the Victoria ER team understands that emergency situations don’t always allow for preparation, and we're here to support you every step of the way. If possible, please bring the following:

  • Identification and insurance information: If possible, bring a government-issued ID and your insurance card.
  • Medication list: A detailed list of current medications, including dosages, can help the team provide safe and effective care.
  • Medical history: Any relevant medical records or a summary of your health history can assist the team in understanding your needs.

No matter what you’re able to bring, our staff will work with you to ensure you have everything needed to focus on your health and recovery.

If you’ve suffered a head injury, don’t hesitate to seek emergency care – it’s important to get evaluated right away.

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Expert head injury and concussion care in Victoria, TX

Head injuries should never be taken lightly.

At Victoria ER, our board-certified emergency physicians and medical team are available 24/7 to provide immediate, expert care for concussions, head trauma, and traumatic brain injuries.

With advanced neuroimaging, rapid diagnostics, and compassionate bedside care, we ensure you or your loved one receives prompt evaluation and treatment in a calm, comfortable setting.

If you experience symptoms of a concussion or head injury, such as dizziness, confusion, or loss of consciousness, visit Victoria ER right away or use our optional online check-in tool to let us know you’re on your way.

  • 6703 N. Navarro St,
    Victoria, TX 77904