Sierra Providence East Medical Center

About Us:

Sierra Providence East Medical Center opened in May 2008 to serve the needs of east El Paso's growing community. Located at Edgemere and Loop 375, the 110-bed hospital has 6 Neonatal Intensive Care beds, 12 Intensive Care Unit beds, and a 20-bed Emergency Department. In addition the facility has 72 adult beds among its Medical/Surgical, Telemetry, and Orthopedic/Neurosurgery units.

At the Birthing Center in Women's Services, families have access to a Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), 10-bed Labor and Delivery Unit, C-section rooms and Parents' Sleep Room. Sierra Providence East Surgical Services features six operating rooms, four endoscopy rooms and a Pre-Operative Testing Center to meet the range of surgical specialties provided including but not limited to Orthopedic In late 2010 the hospital expanded its Cardiac Service line by adding Electrophysiology.

The hospital is proud to announce receiving its latest accolade of Stroke Certification by The Joint Commission, which further enhances its Emergency Services. In addition the department provides cardiac and invasive monitoring and the staff uses protocols for effective care, such as rapid administration of therapies including thromboplasminogen activator (TPA) for patients with heart attack symptoms.

Other hospital services include:

Diagnostic Imaging

Cardiology

Medical / Surgical Unit

Post Partum / GYN

Respiratory Care

Telemetry Unit  

Sierra Providence East Medical Center is part of the Sierra Providence Health Network which has been providing advanced health care services to El Paso and the outlying communities of west Texas, southern New Mexico and our international neighbors in northern Mexico for more than 50 years. Our network also includes Providence Memorial Hospital, Sierra Medical Center and The Children's Hospital at Providence. We are proud to be a part of this legacy of care and to serve the community with a full range of medical services.

Sierra Providence East is fully accredited by the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, the nation's oldest and largest hospital accreditation agency.