What the ER sees
Injuries and broken bones, chest pain, stroke symptoms, infections, asthma and allergic reactions, fevers and dehydration. Minor injuries are seen here too.
Need an emergency room in Liberty, TX? We're open 24/7.
Come to 1353 N. Travis St. any hour of the day or night. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
Know where to go
Know where to go
Life-threatening emergency
Call 911 right away. Do not drive yourself or someone else if it is life-threatening.
Any other emergency
Come to the ER at 1353 N. Travis St. in Liberty. It is open all day, every day, and a physician and nurses are on hand around the clock.
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Need a check-up, a vaccine or a sick visit instead? The clinic is the place for everyday care. Call (936) 336-9175.
In the ER
Care that stays close, from first look to next step
A full hospital behind the ER
X-ray and CT scans are available around the clock through the ER, the lab is on site, and there are inpatient beds if you need to stay.
A physician and nurses on every shift
Your care is led by the ER team, directed by Stace Breland, DO.
Meet Providers
A plan for what comes next
When someone needs more than we can do here, we will tell you where to go.
Help with the bill
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Questions about the ER
Do you have urgent care?
There is no separate urgent care here. Minor injuries and urgent needs are seen in the ER, which is open 24/7. For everyday care, call the clinic at (936) 336-9175.
Where is the nearest ER to Dayton?
Liberty Dayton Regional Medical Center's ER is at 1353 N. Travis St. in Liberty, and it serves Dayton and the communities around it. There is no hospital location in Dayton itself.
When should I call 911 instead?
In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
Do you take Medicare and Medicaid?
Yes. Medicare and Medicaid are accepted. Questions about your plan? Call billing at (936) 336-7316, ext. 284.
Will you see my child?
The ER is open to people of all ages.
What should I bring?
Your photo ID, your insurance card and a list of your medicines, if you can. Come even if you do not have them.