We’re here for you.

    Every step of the way.

    Our Team

    Meet the team

    One team: physician-led, with PAs and nurses by your side. One goal: to improve as many lives as possible.

    What happens during your visit

    Every visit is different, but most follow these steps.

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    Where are you in your visit?

    Tap where you are in your visit for a time estimate.

    Your Treatment Team

    Time estimates

    Just want to know how long a specific test usually takes? Search below.

    Emergency care, closer to home

    Holy Cross emergency care is growing across Broward County.

    Now open 24/7

    Deerfield Beach

    Holy Cross Health Center & Emergency Care

    North Broward’s first 24/7 freestanding emergency department, with a full health center under the same roof.

    • 14 private emergency exam rooms
    • CT, X-ray and ultrasound on site
    • On-site laboratory
    • Primary care, cardiology, neurology and physical therapy

    340 S. Federal Highway, Deerfield Beach

    Under construction

    Fort Lauderdale at Sunrise

    Holy Cross Health Center & Emergency Care

    A $57 million, two-story health center and 24/7 emergency department is rising on Sunrise Boulevard.

    1. Broke groundJune 2026
    2. Building now200 E. Sunrise Blvd.
    3. OpeningSpring 2027
    • 24/7 emergency care with imaging and lab
    • Multispecialty physician services
    • About 120 new health care jobs

    Tell us how we’re doing

    Your voice shapes how we care for the next patient.

    The best way to say thank you

    Mention your care team by name in the official patient experience survey you'll get after your visit. That's what actually reaches them and their supervisors, and nothing helps more.

    Want to say something now?

    You can also send a quick thank-you through Qrudos while you're here. It's a nice extra, alongside the survey.

    Send a thank-you
    • Something not right?

      Please tell us now, while you’re still here, so we can fix it. Speak with your nurse, or ask to talk with the charge nurse.