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Emergency Care

Average ER Wait Time

ER Wait times are approximate and provided for information purposes only.

Emergency Department
Edward White Hospital
2323 9th Avenue North
St. Petersburg, FL 33713
Telephone: (727) 323-1111
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If you think you may be experiencing a medical emergency, immediately call your doctor or 911.


Chest Pain Center

Edward White Hospital has received recognition as an Accredited Chest Pain Center (CPC) by the Society of Chest Pain Centers.



Dr. Mark Casanta

Mark Casanta, MD
Medical Director
Emergency Department

Emergency Services Team

Our Emergency Services Team is prepared for everything from minor illness and injuries to life-threatening emergencies.

This team approach enables the Edward White professionals to tend to your needs in the quickest amount of time with dedication and compassion.

Emergency Department features:

  • 12-bed ED equiped with cardiac monitors
  • 5-bed Fast-Track area for small emergencies
  • Industrial Health/Worker's Compensation Program, Company Care; provides post-accident care including drug screens and breathalyzer testing

Need help finding a physician?

For routine health matters and check-ups, contact your primary care physician. Regular check-ups with a primary care physician is the best way to maintain good health.

Visit Find a Physician on this website, or call 1-888-243-3627 for a free physician referral.


Flu Season: Vaccination Tips

Obtain your flu vaccine shot early. Flu season is at its peak from mid December to January. To build immunity, the vaccine needs to be taken at least 2 weeks before the season starts.

At Risk Groups:

  • elderly and young children
  • immunocompromised
  • spleenectomy patients
  • frequent nationwide travelers
  • chemotherapy patients

Learn more about Influenza from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Contact your physician if you have any questions as to whether you should receive the Influenza vaccine.

Emergency Related Health Content

Stroke Warning Signs
Heart Attack Warning Signs

Allergic Contact Dermatitis
CPR Adults
CPR Children
CPR Infants
Insect Allergies
Insect Bites
Bone Fracture (Broken Bone)
Food Reaction/Allergy