Emergency Medicine

Emergency Medicine at BASS Medical Group provides immediate care for serious injuries, infections, and sudden medical issues. Whether it's chest pain, a broken bone, or a high fever that won’t go away, our emergency-trained providers are equipped to diagnose and stabilize patients quickly. We coordinate care with hospital systems and specialty providers to ensure patients receive the right treatment—fast.

Conditions Treated

Deep Vein Thrombosis

Seizures

Septic Shock

Related Specialties

Critical Care Medicine

Surgical Critical Care

Infectious Disease

Services We Offer

Emergency Stabilization

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

Coordination with Hospital-Based Care

When Should You See a Specialist?

You’re experiencing symptoms of a stroke, heart attack, or severe breathing problems
You’ve had a traumatic injury or serious fall
An illness or infection is rapidly worsening or causing confusion, weakness, or severe pain

FAQs About Pain Medicine

Q1: What’s the difference between urgent care and emergency medicine?
A1: Urgent care handles minor injuries and illnesses like sprains or sinus infections. Emergency Medicine is for life-threatening or rapidly worsening conditions such as chest pain, stroke, or major trauma.

Q2: Does BASS Medical Group have an emergency room?
A2: No, BASS does not operate a dedicated ER. However, our providers support several hospitals and critical care units throughout Northern California, and we coordinate post-emergency care with our specialists.

Q3: Can I schedule follow-up care at BASS after an ER visit?
A3: Absolutely. BASS Medical Group offers primary and specialty care for patients recovering after emergency treatment, ensuring continued support and faster healing.

Why Choose BASS Medical Group

BASS Medical Group providers support several East Bay hospitals and critical care departments. We also work closely with urgent care and surgical teams to ensure smooth transitions from emergency treatment to follow-up care. Our patients benefit from rapid diagnostics, expert referrals, and coordinated continuity of care.