Emergency Department - Ticonderoga, UVM Health - Elizabethtown ...
Urgent Care • Ticonderoga, NY • 1 location locations
Clinic Type
Urgent Care
Address
101 Adirondack Drive, Suite 1, Ticonderoga, NY 12883
Phone
+1 518-585-3700
clinicaltrials@uvm.edu
Opening Hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours; Monday: Open 24 hours; Tuesday: Open 24 hours; Wednesday: Open 24 hours; Thursday: Open 24 hours; Friday: Open 24 hours; Saturday: Open 24 hours
Telehealth
Available via Digital health services through University of Vermont Medical Center (as described)
Emergency Care
Emergency Department services for a wide range of emergent conditions
Services Offered
Technology & Equipment
Insurance & Payment
The Emergency Department at Elizabethtown Community Hospital treats all patients without regard to their insurance coverage or ability to pay. Some insurance companies may require a referral or have coverage limitations; please refer to your policy for specifics.
Insurance, Self-pay, Billing information not fully specified
Languages Spoken
FAQs
Do I need to register upon arrival at the emergency department?
All patients must register when they arrive with information such as name, address, family provider and insurance coverage.
Will treatment be delayed if I cannot provide registration information
No; treatment will not be delayed because of registration.
Can a family member help if I am too ill to provide information?
Yes, a family member can help.
Do I need to bring my medications or a list of medications?
Yes, it is very helpful to have medications or a list.
Who signs the consent for treatment and billing?
You or your family member must sign a consent form that allows staff to treat you and bill your insurance company.
What should I do if I have chest pain or stroke symptoms?
If you're experiencing chest pain, signs of a stroke, severe abdominal pain or other serious symptoms, call 911 or go to the emergency room immediately.
Will I be treated if I cannot pay right away?
Everyone receives treatment, regardless of their ability to pay.
Do I need to register upon arrival?
All patients must register when they arrive with information such as name, address, family provider and insurance coverage. Treatment will not be delayed because of registration.
Can a family member help if I cannot provide information?
If you are too ill to provide the needed information, a family member can help.
Should I bring a list of medications?
Arriving with your medications or a list of your medications is very helpful to the staff.
Do I need to sign a consent form?
You or your family member must sign a consent form that allows staff to treat you and bill your insurance company.
How soon will I be seen after triage?
A triage nurse evaluates your condition before you are seen by an emergency medicine provider and you will be seen and treated as soon as possible depending on the seriousness of your situation.
Can I express concerns to staff?
You have the right and responsibility to express any concerns you have to the nurse assigned to you.
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In the News
- Elizabethtown Community Hospital opens a modern, spacious facility to expand access, reduce wait times and support healing in the community. | The Peru Gazette — Mar 23, 2026
- Hudson Headwaters Receives Northern Border Regional Commission Catalyst Program Grant to Advance Dental Expansion Plans – Hudson Headwaters Health Network — Dec 17, 2025
- ECH to host free health screenings | Sun Community News ELIZABETHTOWN | The screening events, which are free and open to the public, are scheduled at the hospital from 2-5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 8 in Elizabethtown and Thursday, Sept. 11 in Ticonderoga. — Sep 2, 2025
- ADK Blood Center drives support North Country health | Sun Community News PLATTSBURGH | Donating at an Adirondack Blood Center community drive or at the Donor Center helps support the health and wellbeing of the community. Each unit of donated blood can benefit up to three patients at Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital, Alice Hyde Medical Center in Malone, Elizabethtown Community Hospital (including Ticonderoga) and the Adirondack Medical Center in Saranac Lake. — Jan 25, 2026
- UVM Health Network - ECH welcomes four primary care practitioners | Sun Community News ELIZABETHTOWN | As the need for comprehensive, community-based primary care grows across Essex County, UVM Health Network – ECH is meeting that demand by welcoming four providers in recent months. — Apr 17, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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