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Lowell General Hospital Emergency Department – Saints Campus

24/7 emergency care in Lowell

Lowell General Hospital Emergency Department – Saints Campus offers emergency care around the clock for serious injuries, urgent illnesses, heart attacks, strokes and trauma. Our physicians and nurses have access to advanced diagnostics, imaging and surgical support to provide rapid and coordinated care. We prioritize immediate attention for life-threatening conditions while connecting you with ongoing care across Lowell General Hospital and Tufts Medicine.

Our Emergency Department has its own separate, clearly marked entrance. For the most direct route, please navigate to 1 Hospital Drive, Lowell, MA 01852. When you arrive on the Saints Campus, follow the large, clear signs for the "Emergency Department" to be guided to the correct drop-off area and entrance. This is separate from the main hospital lobby. We offer free parking for emergency use in the front parking lot and the parking garage, with a 10-minute drop-off area available at the entrance.

Serving Lowell, Dracut, Chelmsford and Billerica, the department is designed for efficiency and comfort. You’ll have immediate access to doctors and support staff who help guide next steps, whether it's discharge with follow-up or transfer to a specialty care team. Our goal is to make emergency care feel organized, reassuring and as stress-free as possible.

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Where is the Lowell General Hospital Emergency Department – Saints Campus located?

You’ll find the Emergency Department at Lowell General Hospital – Saints Campus, 1 Hospital Drive, Lowell, MA 01852.

What types of emergencies does this location handle?

We treat all types of medical emergencies, including heart attacks, strokes, injuries and serious illnesses. Our team provides immediate, coordinated care 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Is parking available?

Yes. Visitor parking is available at the Saints Campus near the Emergency Department entrance.

Is the emergency department handicap accessible?

Yes. The facility is fully accessible with accessible parking, entrances and treatment rooms.

Do you accept all insurance plans?

In an emergency, you should always seek care immediately. Lowell General Hospital Emergency Department – Saints Campus works with most major insurance plans. For specific coverage questions, it is best to contact your insurance provider or the hospital's billing department.

What happens after my emergency visit?

After your evaluation, our team will guide you on the next steps. This may include being discharged with a follow-up plan or being transferred to a specialty care team for further treatment.

What should I bring with me to the Emergency Department?

If possible, please bring your photo ID, insurance information, a list of your current medications and any known allergies.

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