Emergency 911

Call 911 for all serious illnesses or injuries including:

• Electric shock
• Heart attack (SLAC Automatic Emergency Defibrillators [pdf])
• Loss of consciousness (if someone faints)
• Serious bleeding
• Difficulty breathing
• Broken bones
• When medical transportation is needed

Emergency Webpage

For more information, see the Emergency Webpage

For Emergency Care

For immediate, life-threatening injuries/illnesses, go to the nearest Emergency facility.

Open 24 hours every day:
  Stanford University Hospital
  Emergency Services & Prompt Care
  300 Pasteur Drive, Stanford, CA
  (650) 723-5111

 [Stanford Map]  [Yahoo!Maps]  [Google Maps] 

• Your supervisor should provide transportation, if necessary.
• If the injury is serious, call 911.
• After the hospital visit, report to SLAC Medical to report the illness or injury as soon as possible.

After-Hours

For a medical non-emergency when SLAC Medical isn't open, please see information on this After-Hours webpage.