findERnow

findERnow

Find closest emergency rooms

47 ratings
66 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 25, 2010
  • July 23, 2026

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Quickly locate the nearest emergency rooms across the U.S. using your phone's GPS. Get directions, view ER visit volume, and check for specialized trauma, burn, stroke, or geriatric care centers. Ideal for travelers or those with health concerns.

Locate closest ER with one click
Comprehensive national ER database
GPS-based location services
View ER visit volume and specialized centers
EMS View for trauma/stroke center capabilities
Information on Geriatric and Pediatric ER preparedness
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What's New in findERnow

8.1

July 23, 2026

Updated with the latest ER locations, ER information, and bug fixes.

User reviews

Woefully incomplete

This app doesn’t show a single ER in San Diego county. The app says it was updated in the past year, so I’m wondering if it’s not following the Apple developer guidelines to request permission to use your location. It shows the a blue dot on the map, but never prompts for when to allow access to your location.
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Google Maps & Trauma Level

Please work with Google Maps versus Apple Maps, Google Maps is a much better product and works with both Apple and Android users.

Add a Trauma Rating to the overview screen, showing L1, L2, etc.

Thank you!

Great when far from home

Was playing golf in Vermont when my playing partner developed stroke-like symptoms. I was unfamiliar with area and went to FindERNow and saw that the closest hospital with a stroke team was Dartmouth Hitchcock and we were able to get her there in time to get TPA. Everyone should have this app!

Easy to Navigate!

When I discovered this app, I knew that it would be a must have. Not only is it useful for those in healthcare, it is equally as useful to families and individuals alike. This app is handy, and it provides helpful information that may be life saving at a times notice. I recommended this to one of the families that I care for, and she was extremely glad that an app like this exists. I love the pediatric feature - it helps you become aware of the most appropriate hospitals near you to treat children - which is different than adult care! Easily will stay in my emergency folder, to use at any moment’s notice!
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Great Resource for All

Great app for everyone! It provides info about ERs I can’t find on Google so I’m very glad this app exists!

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FAQ

What does the findERnow app do?

The findERnow app is designed to quickly and reliably locate the closest emergency rooms (ERs) in the U.S. It uses your iPhone's GPS and a comprehensive national database to provide you with the nearest ER options, along with important details about their services and capabilities.

What kind of information can I find about each ER?

Once you select an ER, you can access one-click directions, view annual ER visit volume, and check if the hospital has verified adult trauma, adult burn, or stroke centers. The app also highlights ERs prepared for geriatric patients and those with special considerations for children, including pediatric trauma or burn center verification and the presence of pediatric emergency care coordinators.

Is findERnow free to use?

Yes, the findERnow app is available for free. The provided information indicates that it does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, making it a completely free resource for users.

Who is the target audience for findERnow?

This app is particularly ideal for travelers, especially those who have chronic medical conditions or are traveling with friends or relatives who have health problems. It provides a quick and reliable way to find the nearest emergency care, whether you are away from home or close by.

What is the 'EMS View' feature?

The 'EMS View' feature is specifically designed for Emergency Medical Services personnel but can be viewed by anyone interested. It allows users to see whether an adult trauma or stroke center has advanced or basic capabilities, providing crucial information for emergency response scenarios.