Canton-Potsdam Hospital Emergency Room
50 Leroy Street, Potsdam, New York 13676
About the Business
Welcome to the Canton-Potsdam Hospital Emergency Room, your trusted partner in health located at 50 Leroy Street, Potsdam, New York 13676. As a vital part of the St. Lawrence Health system, we are dedicated to providing exceptional emergency care to the residents of Northern New York and the St. Lawrence region.
Our emergency room is open 24/7, ready to handle any medical emergency with expertise and compassion. From heart attacks and strokes to severe injuries, our skilled team is equipped to deliver life-saving care when it matters most. In 2018, we proudly received Level III Trauma Center Verification, setting us apart as the only facility of its kind in St. Lawrence County. This distinction ensures that we meet nationally recognized standards for treating critically injured patients, with a commitment to continuous improvement in care.
At Canton-Potsdam Hospital, we understand that some symptoms cannot wait. If you are experiencing a life-threatening illness or injury, dial 9-1-1 immediately. Our emergency medicine physicians, along with on-call surgeons and anesthetists, provide round-the-clock coverage, ensuring that expert care is always available.
Beyond our emergency services, we offer access to over 400 locations across the region, providing a wide range of healthcare services and programs. Our commitment to medical education and research places us at the forefront of healthcare innovation, offering residency programs, fellowships, and clinical trials to advance the future of medicine.
Trust Canton-Potsdam Hospital Emergency Room for compassionate, expert care when you need it most. Our doors are always open, and we are here to serve you and your family with the highest standard of emergency medical care.
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50 Leroy Street, Potsdam, New York 13676, United States
Reviews
"If you are not bleeding out, missing a limb, or actively dying- don’t try going here for help. I have been in extreme distress but the DR there in the morning of 7/15 made me feel like I was wasting his time and just an emotional female. Now I’m not physically okay and feel ashamed/guilty for trying to get help."
"very dismissive and a trip to the ER last 2-3 hours, wait in the waiting room for at least 1 hour when there only you and another person in there and then be dismissed and left alone in a hospital room for hours just to be told come back if it’s worse"
"Be very careful with your belongings if you are admitted to this hospital. All of my family's property went missing after showing up at the ER on St. Patricks Day."
"Worst hospital I ever been to. Would give it negative stars if i could. Been admitted 3 times within just 4 days. Wouldn't give me iv fluids. I was dizzy and nause/vomiting. Not eating or drinking stomach pain. I had Sinus infection for over 2 months. I had uti and on the last visit they finally tell me I had a kidney stone that was shown in scan that they never told me about. Sent me home with just nausea medication no pain meds for stone. I passed out couple hours later re admitted for 3rd time. Terrible customer service I called for paperwork for my job so I would be excused from absence. They said they will fill it out but when I got there they refused to fill it out or even look at the form."
"Usually have really good experiences with everyone I see at CPH including the ER. The most recent time I was there with heart attack symptoms and was admitted as a psych patient based on screening, the ER doctor didn't know what I was actually there for. Got misgendered the entire time after telling them my pronouns and preferred name which was very upsetting. Actual care was fine but psychologically was very upset about those aspects. My gender and pronouns are usually well respected whenever I go to the CPH ER so hoping this was just a bad day."
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