Complete Care Camp Bowie is a full-service freestanding emergency room in Fort Worth ready to help you and your family handle emergency illnesses and injuries whenever they may strike. With short wait times, award-winning service, an on-site lab, imaging capabilities, and flexible, transparent billing, Complete Care’s ER in Fort Worth, TX has everything you need to get in, get out, and get back to normal life in no time. Whether your emergency strikes in broad daylight or you need an after-hours clinic in Fort Worth, Complete Care Camp Bowie medical clinic is here for you.
The Complete Care Camp Bowie emergency room location provides medical services for Fort Worth’s minor and major emergency needs, including:
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Nathan Wright, D.O. is currently the medical director at our Camp Bowie freestanding emergency room facility in Fort Worth, Texas. Dr. Wright and his team deliver the same emergency care found in a hospital ER in a fraction of the time. Whether you are a child or adult, our emergency team will provide the right care at the right time.
Complete Care Camp Bowie is proud of the physician group we have assembled to serve the Fort Worth community. This group boasts a very seasoned set of physicians with a combined 76 years of experience practicing medicine. These physicians not only enjoy educating patients and staff about how we diagnose and treat sickness and injury today, but they also enjoy reflecting on how medicine was practiced yesterday as well. Our patients and staff find this experienced group to be very reassuring and calming. There is no substitute for experience when it comes to emergency care.
Under the Baby Moses Law, parents are allowed to surrender their babies younger than 60 days at a hospital, fire station, free-standing emergency center, or EMS station. If you have a newborn that you’re unable to care for, you can bring your baby to a designated safe place with no questions asked; Complete Care’s Camp Bowie emergency room in Fort Worth is one of these designated safe places. You can find out more information about this law in the Texas Family Code, Chapter 262, Sub-chapter D. Emergency Possession of Certain Abandoned Children.
Complete Care and other state-licensed freestanding emergency centers are currently unable to qualify for Medicare recognition or reimbursement from government payers. We are actively working to get this changed in Congress with the Emergency Care Improvement Act (HR 3134). You can help by reaching out to your legislator in the US House of Representatives. Please ask them to support this bipartisan bill so more people have access to timely emergency care. If you don’t know how to contact your legislator, go to: https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative
We want to serve Medicare beneficiaries as we did during the Public Health Emergency waiver period. Help us help you!