Langlade Memorial Hospitals Emergency Department is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, serving a 45-square mile catchment area of northern and north central Wisconsin.

A Level III facility, our medical and nursing staff are specially trained and certified to evaluate and effectively manage all types of illness and injury, including cardiac trauma emergencies. With 11 rescue squads transporting to Langlade Memorial Hospital, we provide 24-hour Laboratory, Radiology, and Respiratory care services. We work collaboratively with law enforcement, social services, mobile crisis services, clergy, and public health. In addition, we serve as the 24-hour Lifeline Response Center serving seven counties.

In the event a patient requires more advanced treatment at a tertiary care center, emergency patients are stabilized and appropriate transfer of care is arranged to a Level I or Level II hospital. Langlade Memorial Hospital is capable of air ambulance services utilizing Spirit of Marshfield, Eagle III or Theda Star aero medical services.

Emergency Tips

If you have an emergency, call for help immediately. When someone has been seriously injured, every second it takes to get treatment can make a difference. If you are alone, go to a phone and dial 9-1-1 or the designated number. If someone else is present, one of you should make the call and the other should remain with the victim.

An emergency team needs to be able to find your home quickly. Make sure your address can be clearly seen from the street. Stand out on the street and check to see if you can read the numbers, both in the daytime and at night. If you live in a rural area, be sure your number is on a mailbox at the road or is clearly identified in some way.