Roanoke's approximately 12,000 residents are served by a community known for Historic Roanoke's Oak Street restaurant row and Byron Nelson High School. What Roanoke lacks is a 24/7 freestanding emergency room equipped to evaluate falls and trauma on-site with X-ray and CT. Hospital ERs near Roanoke can mean multi-hour waits — and head injuries or suspected fractures shouldn't wait.
That's why Roanoke residents rely on ER Of Fort Worth at 4561 Heritage Trace Parkway — just 10 miles from Roanoke via I-35W. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. When a fall or accident happens near Historic Roanoke's Oak Street restaurant row and Byron Nelson High School, our fall & trauma care team provides a head-to-toe assessment, on-site imaging, and wound repair — no appointment required.
Trauma care Roanoke trusts.
When a fall or accident happens, fast imaging and assessment matter most. Here is why Roanoke residents near Historic Roanoke's Oak Street restaurant row and Byron Nelson High School choose ER Of Fort Worth.
15-minute drive from Roanoke
Take I-35W south toward Fort Worth and exit directly at Heritage Trace Parkway.
Head injuries triaged without delay
Roanoke patients with possible concussion or fracture are brought back immediately — no waiting in a crowded ER.
On-site X-ray & CT imaging
Immediate imaging for fractures, dislocations, internal bleeding, and head injuries for Roanoke patients — no separate appointment needed.
Board-certified ER physicians
Every Roanoke patient is evaluated by a board-certified emergency medicine physician — 24 hours a day, every day.
Signs your injury needs the ER.
Roanoke residents should recognize these warning signs early — quick evaluation leads to faster diagnosis and better recovery outcomes.
Common causes.
Understanding the mechanism of injury helps our physicians order the right imaging and identify hidden injuries for Roanoke patients.
- ✓Ground-level falls — home, stairs, outdoors
- ✓Motor vehicle accidents (minor collision)
- ✓Sports injuries — collision, impact, overextension
- ✓Workplace accidents
- ✓Slip and trip falls — wet floors, uneven surfaces
- ✓Pediatric falls — playground, furniture, bicycles
- ✓Elderly falls — highest risk of serious injury
Don't wait. Come now if—
- —Head injury with loss of consciousness, vomiting, or confusion
- —Falls in elderly patients — especially those on blood thinners
- —Unable to move or bear weight on a limb after injury
- —Severe or worsening pain that isn't improving
- —Lacerations that need stitches or won't stop bleeding
- —Falls during pregnancy — any impact to the abdomen
Not sure? Call us from Roanoke.
Our nurses can help you decide.
Treatments we offer.
Our ER is fully equipped to evaluate and treat falls and trauma injuries 24/7 for Roanoke patients — from minor sprains to serious fractures.
Head-to-toe trauma assessment
Systematic physical examination to identify all injuries — including those not immediately obvious after a traumatic event.
On-site X-ray & CT imaging
Immediate imaging for fractures, dislocations, internal bleeding, and head injuries — no waiting for a separate imaging appointment.
Wound repair
Sutures, staples, and skin glue for lacerations — with proper anesthesia, irrigation, and aftercare instructions.
Splinting & casting
Proper immobilization of fractures and severe sprains with referral to orthopedics for follow-up and definitive casting.
Concussion evaluation
Standardized concussion assessment, CT when indicated, and return-to-activity guidance — including return-to-play protocols for athletes.
Specialist referral & transfer
Direct referral to orthopedics, neurosurgery, or trauma center — with rapid transfer coordination for severe injuries.
Getting to our ER from Roanoke, TX.
We are located at 4561 Heritage Trace Parkway, Suite 117, Fort Worth, TX 76244 — approximately 10 miles from Roanoke. The drive typically takes 15 minutes or less under normal traffic conditions.
- 1 Primary route: Take I-35W south toward Fort Worth and exit directly at Heritage Trace Parkway. Total: ~10 miles, ~15 min.
- 2 Alternate route: From Hwy 114, head east to I-35W south, then exit at Heritage Trace Parkway — about 15 minutes door to door. Total: ~10 miles, ~15 min.
- ! Tip: If you have a head injury with confusion or vomiting, or can't bear weight, call 911 or 817-945-4200 while en route from Roanoke instead of driving yourself.
Our parking lot offers drop-off access directly adjacent to the front entrance. See our full Roanoke service area page for a map and neighborhood details.
Why ER Of Fort Worth for Roanoke's trauma care.
Average wait under 10 min
Roanoke patients are brought back quickly — head injuries and suspected fractures are triaged without delay.
Board-certified ER physicians
Every patient is evaluated by an emergency-medicine-trained physician, 24/7. Our ER doctors never leave you with a mid-level alone.
On-site imaging & labs
X-ray, CT and full lab — complete trauma workup in one visit, no transfers, no waiting weeks.
All major insurance accepted
BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Medicare, Tricare and more. See full insurance list —
Insurance accepted.
Roanoke residents should not delay needed trauma care due to insurance questions. We accept all major commercial insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare and many more. View our full accepted insurance list —
Our billing team is available to answer questions about your coverage before, during, or after your visit. Self-pay pricing is transparent and available on request.
Questions from Roanoke patients.
How far is ER Of Fort Worth from Roanoke TX?
We are approximately 10 miles from Roanoke — about 15 minutes under normal traffic. Take I-35W south toward Fort Worth and exit directly at Heritage Trace Parkway.
What is the fastest route from Roanoke to your ER?
Take I-35W south toward Fort Worth and exit directly at Heritage Trace Parkway. From Hwy 114, head east to I-35W south, then exit at Heritage Trace Parkway — about 15 minutes door to door. For turn-by-turn directions, enter "4561 Heritage Trace Pkwy, Fort Worth, TX 76244" into Google Maps or Apple Maps.
How do Roanoke residents know if they have a concussion?
Any head injury with confusion, headache, vomiting, dizziness, memory loss or visual changes should be evaluated. Roanoke residents with these symptoms after a fall or impact should come in right away.
Will Roanoke patients need a CT scan after a fall?
CT is ordered for moderate to severe head injuries, elderly fallers, blood thinner patients, or worrisome symptoms. We have CT on-site, so Roanoke patients don't wait for a separate imaging appointment.
Will my insurance cover fall and trauma treatment from Roanoke TX?
Yes. We accept BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Medicare, Tricare and most major commercial plans. See our full insurance details at /insurance/.
Can falls be serious for elderly residents of Roanoke?
Yes — falls are a leading cause of death in seniors. Any elderly Roanoke resident who falls, especially while taking blood thinners, should always be evaluated, even if the injury seems minor.
Do you do stitches for Roanoke patients?
Yes — sutures, staples, and skin glue depending on the wound. Roanoke patients with lacerations receive proper anesthesia, irrigation, and aftercare instructions in the same visit.
Can Roanoke patients use online check-in for a fall or injury?
Online check-in at /online-check-in/ is available for minor, non-emergency injuries. If you have a head injury with confusion or vomiting, can't bear weight, or have a wound that won't stop bleeding, call 817-945-4200 or come straight in.
What's the best route from the Historic Roanoke's Oak Street restaurant row and Byron Nelson High School area in Roanoke to your ER?
Take I-35W south toward Fort Worth and exit directly at Heritage Trace Parkway. From Hwy 114, head east to I-35W south, then exit at Heritage Trace Parkway — about 15 minutes door to door. Both routes average 15 minutes under normal Tarrant County traffic.