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Emergency Medicine

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Hartej Dhillon, MD

Hartej Dhillon, MD

System Medical Director
Emergency Medicine

Cliff L. Freeman, MD

Cliff L. Freeman, MD

System Medical Director
Emergency Medicine

William Krost, MD, MBA, NRP

William Krost, MD, MBA, NRP

Associate Chief Medical Officer
Emergency Medicine

Mark Sloan, MD, FACEP

Mark Sloan, MD, FACEP

System Medical Director
Emergency Medicine

Taylor Baldwin, MD

Taylor Baldwin, MD

Emergency Medicine

Victoria Branham, MD

Victoria Branham, MD

Emergency Medicine

Katherine Briskie, MD

Katherine Briskie, MD

Emergency Medicine

Benjamin M. Callahan, MD

Benjamin M. Callahan, MD

Emergency Medicine

James D. Combs, DO

James D. Combs, DO

Emergency Medicine

Chelsea B. DeChristino, MD

Chelsea B. DeChristino, MD

Emergency Medicine

Jason R. Deskins, DO

Jason R. Deskins, DO

Emergency Medicine

Nicholas J. Fahey, MD

Nicholas J. Fahey, MD

Emergency Medicine

Paul W. Finley, DO

Paul W. Finley, DO

Emergency Medicine

Paul W. Henley, MD

Paul W. Henley, MD

Emergency Medicine

Robert A. Hill, MD

Robert A. Hill, MD

Emergency Medicine

Kayla E. Hollins MD

Kayla E. Hollins MD

Emergency Medicine

Justin E. Pile, DO

Justin E. Pile, DO

Emergency Medicine

Sarah E. Pruitt, DO

Sarah E. Pruitt, DO

Emergency Medicine

Robert W. Slaven, MD

Robert W. Slaven, MD

Emergency Medicine

Robert W. Slaven, MD

Robert W. Slaven, MD

Emergency Medicine

When a medical emergency strikes, the physicans and staff of Lexington Clinic are at your service with compassionate care.

Lexington Clinic is proud of its legacy of providing high quality care to residents of Central Kentucky since 1920. And now, we bring the same level of care, with a focus on exceptional patient experience, to the Emergency Departments across several CHI Saint Joseph hospitals.

When to visit the ER?
If you feel a condition is life threatening or could lead to disability, go to the closest emergency room or call 911 for an ambulance right away. Typical emergency situations that require a trip to the nearest emergency room include:

Deep Wounds
Extreme Difficulty Breathing
Major Head Injury
Poisoning
Severe Allergic Reactions

Severe Burns
Suspected Heart Attack
Suspected Stroke
Vomiting or Coughing Up Blood