Our Alfred Z. Solomon Emergency Center provides an advanced diagnostic and treatment facility with highly-trained professionals, day and night every day of the year, so patients can be confident high-quality emergency care is always nearby.
Our numerous Saratoga Hospital Medical Group – Emergency Medicine providers are specifically trained to quickly identify, evaluate, treat and stabilize patients with life- or limb-threatening injury or disease. Saratoga Hospital’s Alfred Z. Solomon Emergency Center is equipped with the latest in diagnostic equipment and treatments, ready for cardiac, respiratory, or other acute illness as well as fractures, overdoses, allergic reactions, and more. Our skilled emergency staff are prepared for any emergency, including pediatric, disaster, and medical toxicology including occupational and environmental toxicants. We offer 36 private rooms, including trauma/resuscitation bays, isolation rooms, acute care room, a separate psychiatric/drug and alcohol treatment area, and a designated area for those with less serious illnesses. All of our rooms have a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. Should it be necessary, we can quickly stabilize and airlift patients to other area facilities with dedicated resources for their particular trauma.
Please note: Patients with life-threatening illnesses or in need of immediate treatment are seen first. Malta Med Emergent Care at Exit 12, Urgent Care - Adirondack, and Urgent Care - Wilton are ready to provide quick service for minor injuries and illnesses.
Saratoga Hospital Medical Group – Emergency Medicine offers our patients an outstanding team of highly experienced, residency-trained physicians and advanced practice providers, most of whom are board-certified. Employing state-of-the-art equipment and advanced diagnostic techniques, our team specializes in acute illness diagnosis, trauma care, and resuscitation. Highly trained to quickly identify a wide range of injuries and diseases, they rapidly stabilize and seamlessly transition patients to the appropriate specialists or facility, if needed. Our affiliation with Albany Med provides a direct link to the only pediatric emergency center in the Capital Region.
To view a list of all of our providers, please click here.
Jameel Ali, PA-C
Kelly Bailey, NP
Betsy Becker, PA-C
Jason Edward Bernad, MD
Robert Bielawa, PA-C
Colette Blackington, NP
Ioliene Boenau, MD
Laura Bolan, PA-C
Rebecca Broadaway, PA-C
Timothy Brooks, MD
Stephanie Burwell, NP
Christine Calistri, NP
Jennifer Case, PA-C
Christopher Case, DO
Thomas Castaneda, MD
Janice Ceccucci, NP
Blair Ciccarelli, PA-C
Steven Clark, PA-C
Kathleen Cornell, NP
Mark Costello, PA-C
Paul Dittes, MD
Stanley Docyk, MD
Danielle Dolhenty, PA-C
Robert Donnarumma, MD
Todd Duthaler, DO
Joanna Erwin, PA-C
Pedro Ferrando-Ross, MD
Peter Ferrera, MD
Michelle Frollo, PA-C
Laurie Gorgas, DO
Robert Hahm, MD
NIcole Havill, PA-C
Rebecca Hegel, FNP
Thomas Isenovski, DO
Daniel Janssen, PA-C
Kendra Kline, FNP-BC
Bryan Kurtz, MD
Richard Lagace, MD
Rebeka Lange, PA-C
Arlene Law, NP
Katelynn Leavey, PA-C
Veronica Lema, PA-C
Adam Lloyd, PA-C
Joanne McDonough, MD
Lauren McWhorter, PA-C
Paul Meier, PA-C
Minday Mifsud, PA-C
Peter Moleski, MD
Michael Murphy, PA-C
Laura Newey, FNP
Michael O'Rourke, PA-C
Sarah Paris, MD
Gene Pellerin, DO
Laureen Perry, PA-C
Bradley Rice, PA-C
Joanna Robben, PA-C
William Schafer, PA-C
Donald Sheeley, MD
Clara Somoza, DO
Stefan Stefanovich, PA-C
Stephen Verdini, DO
Martin Weitzel, DO
Jacquelyn White, PA-C
Aaron Willen, DO
Erin Winter, MD
For location specific information, please click below.
211 Church Street
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Phone: 518-583-8313
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We continually seek new ways to reduce waiting times and improve the emergency care experience. Recent enhancements include streamlined triage and registration process, so patients are examined sooner, and electronic tracking board and electronic health records, resulting in increased efficiency, better communication among healthcare providers, and enhanced safety and quality.
Our Clinical Navigation Program helps patients with cancer and other serious illnesses arrange and coordinate the care they need, from that first clinical finding to diagnosis, treatment plan, and follow-up care. For patients unaccustomed to navigating the healthcare system, the process of arranging tests, consultations, and treatments can seem overwhelming. By connecting patients to the appropriate care providers as early as possible, our clinical navigation team can reduce stress, eliminate barriers to prompt treatment, and improve health outcomes. Patients typically are referred to the program from our Alfred Z. Solomon Emergency Center, one of our urgent care centers, or by their primary care provider. Patients can also reach out to the program without a referral.
Our state-of-the-art treatment rooms include full cardiac monitoring and advanced equipment ready to meet any emergency need.
We have a dedicated imaging suite, including X-ray and CT equipment, within the Emergency Center to help speed examination and diagnosis.
Our Emergency Center is equipped with a dedicated exam room for victims of sexual assault; negative pressure rooms for respiratory isolation; and isolation rooms accessible directly from outside via a decontamination shower.
Our emergency center is equipped to quickly stabilize and transport patients to Albany Med, if needed
