Dr. Camila Reyes, MD, FACEP
Emergency Medicine
Dr. Reyes directs the Level II trauma program downtown and chairs the stroke-response committee across all three ERs.
- Sees at
- Medical Center
- Languages
- English, Spanish
Hospital-based — no direct booking
Emergency? Call 911. Not sure where to go? Start with the guide.
24/7 Nurse Line: (616) 555-0119
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Emergencies don't schedule themselves. Riverbank runs three ERs so that no one in the valley is more than fifteen minutes from a door that never closes — with a Level II trauma team downtown for the worst moments.
What we treat
What we do
Your first visit
You'll be triaged by a nurse within minutes of arrival — the sickest are seen first, always. Registration happens at the bedside, and if you're admitted, the hospitalist team already has your ER chart.
When it can't wait
Call 911 for chest pain, stroke signs (face drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech), severe bleeding, or trouble breathing — paramedics start treatment on the way. When in doubt at 3 a.m., the nurse line answers; when it's clearly serious, don't call us first — call 911.
The team
Emergency Medicine
Dr. Reyes directs the Level II trauma program downtown and chairs the stroke-response committee across all three ERs.
Hospital-based — no direct booking
Find care
The find-care guide starts with the safety question, then routes you — and the 24/7 nurse line answers (616) 555-0119 around the clock.
Or call the 24/7 nurse line: (616) 555-0119