OFFICE HOURS
24 hours a day, 7 days a week

ADDRESS
133 Fairfield Street
St. Albans, VT 05478

CONTACT
9-1-1

Welcome to Emergency Department

When a medical emergency strikes you or a loved one, we are standing by, ready to help. Our Emergency Department stays open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We’re proud that the average wait to see a provider is less than 30 minutes, considering we treat more than 28,000 patients a year.

Patient information

If you have medical emergency, please dial 9-1-1. Please understand, we are not able to diagnose or give medical advice over the telephone. If you have questions about a medical condition, please see your physician or come to the Emergency Department. If you have specific questions about your Emergency Department visit, please call 524-1037. If you need assistance finding a physician or would like information regarding the Northwestern Urgent Care offices in Georgia or St. Albans, please call our Community Relations office at 524-1280.

Key services

Chest pain
Head injury
Heart attack
Intense pain
Loss of consciousness
Major burns

Major trauma
One-sided numbness
One-sided weakness
Open fractures
Poisoning
Severe abdominal pain

Severe bleeding
Shortness of breath
Stroke
Suspected overdose

SurviVermont

Northwestern Medical Center is partnering with the Vermont Department of Health, local law enforcement agencies, and emergency medical services to train the public about what to do in the event of an emergency. The campaign is called SurviVermont, a three-tiered approach that includes three programs:

See Something, Say Something
Run, Hide, Fight
Stop the Bleed

The techniques that are taught do not require extensive training, are easy to learn, and can be life-saving. NMC and the partner organizations are holding training sessions around the community in an effort spread these skills and knowledge so that no one feels powerless in the event of an emergency.

If you would like to learn more about SurviVermont, or find a training near you, contact [email protected].

Right Care. Right Place.

Not sure if you are having an emergency? Want to learn about your care options? Let us help you find the Right Care in the Right Place. We believe this can help save you both time and money, and lead to a healthier community.

Patient information

Key services

SurviVermont

Right Care. Right Place.

Northwestern Emergency Department Providers

Lindsay Arzberger, NP

Where to find me:

Stephanie Beer, ACNP-BC, FNP-C

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Joseph “Matt” Boone, NP

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Anne Bowers, FNP

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Aaron Brillhart, MD

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Lucas Carter, PA-C

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Ben Cooke, PA-C

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Louis Dandurand, MD, Medical Director

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Heather Duff, PA-C

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Suzanne Elliot, MD

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Jodi Forwand, MD

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Marc Kutler, MD

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John Minadeo, MD

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Paul Newton, MD

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Christopher Niles, MD

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Elizabeth Owens, PA-C

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Miller Pearsall, MD

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Robert Pitts, MD

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Kristen Sprague, PA-C

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Michael St. Clair, PA-C

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Robert Yeager, MD

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Northwestern Emergency Department Providers

Robert C. Areson, MD

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Lindsay Arzberger, NP

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Laurie Austin, PT

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Kahren Aydinyan, DO

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Lorne Babb, MD

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Timothy Balise, PA-C

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Jennifer Banacos, PT

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Michael Barnum, MD

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Kaitlyn Barrett, DO

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Christopher Bartels, MD

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Max Bayard, MD

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Robert Beattie, MD

Where to find me:

Stephanie Beer, ACNP-BC, FNP-C

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Laura Bellstrom, MD

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Doreen Benoit, FNP

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Kirsten Berggren, FNP

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