Cedar Park Regional Emergency Center

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Emergency care closer to home is now in Leander! Cedar Park Regional Medical Center (CPRMC) has opened the city’s first freestanding Emergency Center located at 1751 Crystal Falls Parkway (at Lakeline Boulevard).

At Cedar Park Regional Emergency Center, you can expect:

• Convenience (open 24/7)
• Faster access to emergency care for Leander and surrounding community residents
• Specialized Emergency Physicians and Registered Nurses
• Full-service lab
• Digital x-ray, CT Scan and ultrasound
• Complete range of emergency diagnostic services
• Rapid transport of critical patients to Cedar Park Regional Medical Center’s CCU, Cath Lab or surgery*
• ER 30-Minute Pledge

To take a virtual tour of the Emergency Center, click here. For a list of frequently asked questions about freestanding Emergency Centers, click here.

Online Check-in

Cedar Park Regional Medical Center and Cedar Park Emergency Center provides free, convenient, online self-scheduling for patients. This service allows patients to check-in for estimated treatment times at our emergency rooms and book appointments for healthcare services.

Find a projected treatment times at Cedar Park Emergency Center. Instead of sitting in the waiting room, enjoy the convenience and comfort of waiting at home. Once you arrive at your designated time, you will be promptly seen by a healthcare professional. This service does not allow patients to skip in front of other visitors; all patients are seen based on the hospital's standard triage and queuing process. Online check-in should not be used for emergencies. Emergency room care is for life-threatening conditions.

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Questions about online scheduling? View our Frequently Asked Questions.

Click here to pre-register for an upcoming hospital stay or procedure at a Cedar Park Regional Medical Center.

^*Online check-in should not be used for life-threatening emergencies.
Because our ER and urgent care staffs must treat patients based on the severity of illness or injury, your time is not guaranteed. We will see you as close to your designated time as possible. If your symptoms worsen or you believe you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please call 9-1-1 or go to the nearest emergency department as soon as possible.

You should call 911 or get to the nearest emergency room if you have any of the following symptoms:

• Chest pain
• Seizure
• Trouble breathing
• Bad stomach pain
• Blurred vision
• Bad headache
• Dizziness
• Weakness
• Stiffness in your neck
• Numbness
• A Bite/Sting
• If you are pregnant

If the emergency involves a child, please call 911 or go straight to the emergency room if a child has any of the above listed symptoms or any of the following symptoms:

• High or ongoing fever
• Child is very drowsy; you cannot wake the child
• Child is not acting like himself/herself
• Child is under the care of a doctor for a serious condition
• If you believe the child needs to be seen by a doctor right away

You should call 911 or go straight to the emergency room if you feel that you might hurt yourself or someone else.

All patients will receive a medical screening exam at the emergency room regardless of ability to pay.