Videos in this series:
Describe the Emergency Department at Baltimore Washington Medical Center. How do patients benefit from visiting BWMC's Emergency Department for care? When should you come to the Emergency Department? How is the care different for children? What are some warning signs that would indicate a heart attack? What are some warning signs that would indicate a stroke and what should patients do if they are suffering from stroke symptoms?Assistant Director of Emergency Medicine
Dr. Neel Vibhakar earned his medical degree from the Medical College of Pennsylvania-Hahnemann University in Philadelphia and completed an internship and residency in emergency medicine at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr. Vibhakar is board certified in emergency medicine.
Emergency Medicine Whether it's for a minor broken bone or a life-threatening heart attack, an efficient emergency department can make all the difference in getting you the care you need. In the Emergency Department at Baltimore Washington Medical Center, patients see medical providers immediately, allowing important decisions to occur from the start. The department, which is one of the busiest in Maryland, treats more than 90,000 patients a year. It features more than 70 treatment areas and some of the most current technologies available when it comes to emergency medicine.