At Reigner Multispeciality Hospital, we understand that emergencies vary in severity, and each patient’s needs are unique. Our Emergency Trauma Care department uses a structured triage system to classify Urgency Levels, ensuring that every patient receives appropriate, timely, and life-saving care based on their condition’s criticality. Our team of highly trained emergency specialists is ready to deliver Outstanding Every Care, providing clear communication, compassionate support, and immediate medical intervention when every second counts.
In any emergency, every second counts. Our commitment to Outstanding Every Care ensures that each patient receives the highest standard of emergency response when it matters most.
Our urgency classification system allows us to prioritize and manage patients effectively, ensuring critical cases receive immediate attention. Upon arrival, each patient undergoes a Triage Assessment, where our team evaluates symptoms, vital signs, and the nature of the medical emergency to assign an urgency level. This approach minimizes wait times for severe cases while ensuring that all patients receive thorough, appropriate care.
Patients in critical, life-threatening conditions are classified as Level 1, requiring immediate, intensive intervention. Conditions may include cardiac arrest, severe trauma, heavy bleeding, respiratory failure, or sudden loss of consciousness. Our team initiates rapid, advanced life support, stabilizing the patient within seconds to minutes after arrival.
Level 2 includes patients with severe symptoms that could escalate without prompt treatment, such as acute chest pain, severe abdominal pain, respiratory distress, or significant fractures. Patients in this category are managed with priority care to prevent deterioration while maintaining a stable condition.
Patients experiencing urgent but non-life-threatening symptoms are classified as Level 3. These may include moderate injuries, dehydration, high fever, or minor breathing difficulties. They are attended to quickly but may require a short wait if Level 1 and Level 2 cases are present. Our goal is to manage and treat these patients within 30 minutes of arrival.
Less urgent cases involve conditions that require medical evaluation but are not time-critical, such as minor cuts, mild allergic reactions, or stable orthopedic injuries. These patients may experience longer wait times based on the volume of higher-priority cases, but they receive full medical attention as soon as possible.
Level 5 patients present with minor, non-acute conditions that are not emergencies but may require medical care, such as a prescription refill or a routine health check. These cases are generally managed within the emergency department after higher-urgency cases have been treated.
Reigner Hospital’s Emergency Trauma Care provides structured, compassionate, and timely intervention across all urgency levels. Here’s why patients and families trust us during critical moments:
We provide regular updates and ensure families are informed of the patient’s condition, treatment plan, and urgency level. Our staff offers emotional support, explaining each step of the emergency process with clarity.
Our emergency team follows strict protocols to reassess and monitor patients continually, ensuring optimal care throughout their time in the emergency department.
The triage process is designed to evaluate and prioritize each patient quickly, ensuring that critical conditions are treated first. Here’s what patients and families can expect during the triage process at Reigner Hospital:
Upon arrival, patients register at the emergency department desk. Our staff records essential information and directs patients to the triage area for an initial assessment.
A trained triage nurse assesses symptoms, vital signs, and medical history. This assessment is crucial to determining the patient’s urgency level and guiding further action.
Based on the assessment, the triage nurse assigns an urgency level. Critical cases receive immediate care, while less urgent cases are directed to wait areas where they are monitored until further evaluation.
Patients classified under Level 1 or Level 2 are immediately taken to treatment areas for life-saving intervention. Those in lower urgency levels are provided with a treatment plan and may receive initial care while awaiting further assessment.
Our team continuously reassesses waiting patients to ensure that any condition changes are promptly addressed. Patients are regularly monitored for symptom changes that might increase their urgency level.
Wait times depend on your urgency level. Critical cases are treated immediately, while less urgent cases may experience brief waiting periods based on patient volume and triage assessment.
Yes, our team provides regular updates to designated family members, explaining treatment progress and ensuring clear communication during emergencies.
Absolutely. Our team reassesses patients regularly, and if symptoms change, the urgency level is updated to ensure timely care adjustments.
In a medical emergency, every moment matters. Reigner Multispeciality Hospital is here to provide Outstanding Every Care through structured urgency levels and expert emergency response. If you need urgent help, contact our emergency hotline or proceed to our emergency department.
The services provided are laparoscopic & general surgery including all superspeciality branches and other specialities like Cardiology
The services provided are laparoscopic & general surgery including all superspeciality branches and other specialities like Cardiology
