Ascension Seton Northwest Hospital
11113 Research Blvd · Austin, Texas 78759Ascension Seton Northwest Hospital is a 128-bed general acute care hospital located in Austin, TX, providing comprehensive medical services to the community. As part of the Ascension Seton network, it offers 24/7 emergency care, heart care, maternity services, orthopedics, imaging, and surgical services, emphasizing personalized and compassionate patient care. It is recognized for its patient safety and quality.
Specialties & Programs
Hospital information
- 24/7 Emergency Care
- Available
- Adult Trauma Center
- Level I
More emergency department details
- Pediatric Emergency Care
- Available
Handles pediatric emergencies, but not a dedicated pediatric emergency department.
- Stroke Center
- Available
Provides initial stroke care and stabilization, following protocols of the Ascension Seton network, which includes Comprehensive Stroke Centers.
- Cardiac Emergency Capabilities
- Available
Offers comprehensive cardiac care, including diagnostics, interventions, and rehabilitation.
- Burn Center
- Available
Information not available at this time. Please call (512) 324-6000 to inquire.
- Air Ambulance / Helipad
- Available
24/7 Emergency Care for a wide range of medical emergencies. Part of the Ascension Seton network.
About Emergency Department Waits
Emergency departments treat patients according to medical urgency rather than arrival order. Wait times can change rapidly based on patient volume, ambulance arrivals, trauma cases and available treatment space. Patients with life-threatening conditions are prioritized immediately. This note is general information and does not describe Ascension Seton Northwest Hospital's current wait.
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