What is another word for Trauma Centers?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈɔːmə sˈɛntəz] (IPA) 
A trauma center is also referred to as a level-one trauma center, emergency room, ER, trauma hospital, or critical care hospital. These terms all refer to a medical facility that is well-equipped and staffed to handle severe and life-threatening injuries such as traumatic brain injuries, burns, and severe fractures. Trauma centers are designed to provide immediate care to patients who have sustained serious injuries to any part of their body. These medical facilities are available 24/7 and employ highly skilled medical professionals such as surgeons, emergency medicine physicians, and critical care nurses to provide the best possible care to every patient.
