24/7 emergency departments staffed by trauma-trained physicians and nurses at both our Tilburg and Nanaimo campuses.
Our emergency departments are staffed around the clock by trauma-trained physicians, nurses, and support teams equipped to handle everything from minor injuries to life-threatening emergencies.
If you’re experiencing any of the following, go directly to the nearest emergency department or call emergency services.
Possible signs of a heart attack, especially with shortness of breath or arm/jaw pain.
Sudden numbness, confusion, slurred speech, or facial drooping.
Deep wounds, suspected fractures, or bleeding that won’t stop.
Sudden shortness of breath, choking, or severe allergic reaction.
Sudden, intense pain that doesn’t ease, especially with fever or vomiting.
Especially in infants, young children, or anyone with a first-time seizure.
A triage nurse assesses your condition immediately to prioritize the most urgent cases first.
On-site imaging and lab testing get answers fast, without transferring to another facility.
Trauma-trained physicians and nurses treat and stabilize, coordinating with specialists as needed.
Patients are either discharged with clear follow-up instructions or admitted for further care.
For life-threatening symptoms — chest pain, stroke signs, severe bleeding, or difficulty breathing — call emergency services (112 in the Netherlands, 911 in Canada) rather than driving yourself.
Yes, both our Tilburg and Nanaimo emergency departments are staffed and open around the clock, every day of the year.
If possible, bring identification, insurance information, and a list of current medications. In a true emergency, don’t delay for these — just come in.
Yes. Our caregiver network can begin recovery support at home immediately after discharge, coordinated directly with your emergency department team.
