ER Wait Time in Dallas Hospitals

These are the average wait times Dallas hospital ER's from fastest to slowest. Actual wait times will depend on many factors.

Hospital - Share Your ExperienceCity
Total Wait Times
Baylor Scott And White Medical Center Uptown
Dallas 2h 0m
Dallas Medical Center
Dallas 2h 2m
North Central Surgical Center Llp
Dallas 2h 10m
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-White Rock
Dallas 2h 32m
Medical City Dallas Hospital
Dallas 2h 43m
Methodist Charlton Medical Center
Dallas 3h 21m
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas
Dallas 3h 25m
Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Dallas 3h 48m
Baylor University Medical Center
Dallas 4h 49m
Parkland Health & Hospital System
Dallas 6h 8m
Ut Southwestern University Hospital - William P. Clements Jr.
Dallas 6h 12m
Dallas Va Medical Center (Va North Texas Healthcare System)
Dallas N/A
Baylor Scott & White Heart & Vascular Hospital - Dallas
Dallas N/A
Texas Institute For Surgery At Presbyterian Hospit
Dallas N/A
Childrens Medical Ctr Of Dallas
Dallas N/A

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These are the average time from entering the ER to being admitted to the hospital by a doctor. In a busy ER, patients will be seen by a triage nurse first. Then the wait time will vary by severity, and how busy the ER is at the time of day. Patients with less serious problems could have substantially longer waits.

There is a 252 minute wait difference between the fastest Dallas emergency room and the slowest.

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May 07, 2026, 10:34 AM
University Medical Center Of El Paso: "Well, where should I start? My dad is 81 years old. He was walking perfectly fine yesterday and has been. Nothing abnormal healthier than most 81-year-olds for sure as he’s still very active he exercises and he works on a farm. So activity is part of the daily life. Then suddenly last night he was unable to even move his legs walk or any normal movement without major pain and him screaming. We go to the hospital that was supposedly ranked number one in El Paso and we have now been in the waiting room for almost 9 hours. We are told there is no bed. Why is there not a contingency plan of some type he cannot even set up. We’re having to hold him up. I don’t understand when we speak to people that work here they are nice but only if we walk up to them, they see him laying over in the chair unable to hold himself upright. I am shocked. " - Gordon

May 05, 2026, 11:16 PM
University Medical Center Of El Paso: "Well, where should I start? My dad is 81 years old. He was walking perfectly fine yesterday and has been. Nothing abnormal healthier than most 81-year-olds for sure as he’s still very active he exercises and he works on a farm. So activity is part of the daily life. Then suddenly last night he was unable to even move his legs walk or any normal movement without major pain and him screaming. We go to the hospital that was supposedly ranked number one in El Paso and we have now been in the waiting room for almost 9 hours. We are told there is no bed. Why is there not a contingency plan of some type he cannot even set up. We’re having to hold him up. I don’t understand when we speak to people that work here they are nice but only if we walk up to them, they see him laying over in the chair unable to hold himself upright. I am shocked. " - Gordon

May 05, 2026, 10:38 PM
University Medical Center Of El Paso: "Well, where should I start? My dad is 81 years old. He was walking perfectly fine yesterday and has been. Nothing abnormal healthier than most 81-year-olds for sure as he’s still very active he exercises and he works on a farm. So activity is part of the daily life. Then suddenly last night he was unable to even move his legs walk or any normal movement without major pain and him screaming. We go to the hospital that was supposedly ranked number one in El Paso and we have now been in the waiting room for almost 9 hours. We are told there is no bed. Why is there not a contingency plan of some type he cannot even set up. We’re having to hold him up. I don’t understand when we speak to people that work here they are nice but only if we walk up to them, they see him laying over in the chair unable to hold himself upright. I am shocked. " - Gordon

Mar 02, 2026, 11:30 AM
Lake Granbury Medical Center: "Was taken to Granbury Hospital after a bad fall on the ice. Spent 4 hours on a gurney in the hallway. Finally got in to get a CT, doctor told me that my ribs and hip were just bruised. After 2 days on not being able to walk, went to Glenrose Hospital to get an MRI. MRI showed 2 fractures in my pelvis. Granbury Hospital ER was terrible! ER was filthy, staff and doctor were uncaring about patients. I will never go there again! will tell all my friends to go elsewhere and get much better care." - Mike

Feb 02, 2026, 6:11 PM
Temple Va Medical Center (Va Central Texas Healthcare System): "Dayside is toxic
If yours black leave, the white drs will lie or do the least amount to u the black drs and psychology All have crab pot mentality andjudge u and will smile and lie to u. And Pacient advocate is a bad joke, def a government failing progra...
Lured to get help ,now irony is i dont get help , im lied to constantly. Theyre trying send me send me to an early grave with their own foolishness. Fire everyone and have them go work elsewhere , the are one percent of nurses who remain professional. Ensure the only good thing there. Perhaps o wish there was more ofthem rating 0-10= -2"
- Al

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