When the Need is Critical 

Geisinger Wyoming Valley has invested in the future of northeastern Pennsylvania with our new Critical Care Tower. This 178,000 square foot addition houses:

  • Expanded Emergency Services Department open 24/7
  • Critical care beds devoted exclusively to trauma patients
  • 12 new surgical suites
  • New rooftop helipad for LifeFlight® trauma helicopters

. . . and new Intensive Care Unit opening in Spring, 2009!

Critical Care Building Tour

John Zelonis narrates a tour of the Critical Care Building opening at Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center on Aug. 20.

Did You Know?

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), falls are the leading cause of traumatic injuries among adults 65 and older. Falls are the second leading cause of nonfatal injuries (next to vehicle crashes) among adults age 20 – 49.

gwv critical care building

Geisinger Wyoming Valley’s new critical care building is specially designed to provide the most intensive treatment for trauma victims. From LIFE Flight Services to emergency triage to surgical intervention, Geisinger is ready.

To become the region’s best in trauma care, we’ve prepared for the worst. Lives depend on us.