Lake Worth's approximately 5,000 residents are served by a community known for the Lake Worth reservoir and Castle Hills. What Lake Worth lacks is a 24/7 freestanding emergency room equipped with on-site X-ray, splinting and casting for fractures and dislocations. Hospital ERs near Lake Worth can mean multi-hour waits, and urgent cares often can't perform joint reductions.
That's why Lake Worth residents rely on ER Of Fort Worth at 4561 Heritage Trace Parkway — just 16 miles from Lake Worth via Hwy 199 & I-820. We are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. When a fall or sports injury near the Lake Worth reservoir and Castle Hills results in a suspected fracture or dislocation, our orthopedic emergency team provides same-visit X-ray, splinting, casting, and joint reductions — no appointment required.
Orthopedic care Lake Worth trusts.
When a bone is broken or a joint is out of place, fast imaging and proper immobilization matter for healing. Here is why Lake Worth residents near the Lake Worth reservoir and Castle Hills choose ER Of Fort Worth.
20-minute drive from Lake Worth
Take Jacksboro Highway (Hwy 199) east to I-820, then north to I-35W and Heritage Trace Parkway.
Fractures and dislocations triaged immediately
Lake Worth patients are brought back quickly — same-visit X-ray confirms the diagnosis without delay.
On-site digital X-ray
Immediate imaging with radiologist review — Lake Worth patients leave with a diagnosis and a splint or cast the same visit.
Board-certified ER physicians
Every Lake Worth patient is evaluated by a physician trained in fracture reduction and orthopedic emergencies — 24/7.
Orthopedic warning signs.
Lake Worth residents should recognize these signs early — proper alignment and immobilization lead to better healing.
Common causes.
Understanding what caused the injury helps guide imaging and treatment decisions for Lake Worth patients.
- ✓Falls (especially in seniors or kids)
- ✓Motor vehicle accidents
- ✓Sports injuries
- ✓Direct trauma or impact
- ✓Stress fractures
- ✓Pathologic fractures (osteoporosis, cancer)
- ✓Workplace injuries
Don't wait. Come now if—
- —Visible deformity of bone or joint
- —Inability to bear weight or use the limb
- —Severe pain with any movement
- —Open wounds with possible fracture (bone showing)
- —Numbness, tingling or loss of pulse below the injury
- —Any suspected pediatric fracture
Not sure? Call us from Lake Worth.
Our nurses can help you decide.
Treatments we offer.
Our ER is fully equipped to evaluate and treat orthopedic emergencies 24/7 for Lake Worth patients.
On-site digital X-ray
Immediate imaging of bones and joints with radiologist review during your visit.
Fracture & dislocation reduction
Realigning bones with appropriate sedation and pain control for safe, comfortable reduction.
Splinting and casting
Immediate immobilization with proper orthopedic technique for optimal healing.
Pain control
Oral and IV pain medication, nerve blocks when appropriate, for fast, effective relief.
Orthopedic specialist coordination
Direct referral to orthopedic surgeons for cases needing surgical follow-up.
Wound care & tetanus shots
For open fractures and lacerations — including stitches, irrigation and infection prevention.
Getting to our ER from Lake Worth, TX.
We are located at 4561 Heritage Trace Parkway, Suite 117, Fort Worth, TX 76244 — approximately 16 miles from Lake Worth. The drive typically takes 20 minutes or less under normal traffic conditions.
- 1 Primary route: Take Jacksboro Highway (Hwy 199) east to I-820, then north to I-35W and Heritage Trace Parkway. Total: ~16 miles, ~20 min.
- 2 Alternate route: From Castle Hills, follow Lake Worth Blvd to Hwy 199 east, connecting to I-820 northbound. Total: ~16 miles, ~20 min.
- ! Tip: If possible, immobilize the injury with a makeshift splint and avoid bearing weight before you leave Lake Worth — and call 817-945-4200 so our team is ready when you arrive.
Our parking lot offers drop-off access directly adjacent to the front entrance. See our full Lake Worth service area page for a map and neighborhood details.
Why ER Of Fort Worth for Lake Worth's orthopedics.
Average wait under 10 min
Lake Worth patients are brought back quickly — fractures and dislocations are triaged immediately.
Board-certified ER physicians
Trained in fracture reduction, splinting and orthopedic emergencies, 24/7. Meet our ER doctors.
Same-visit X-ray & cast
Walk out splinted, casted and pain-controlled — not waiting weeks for imaging.
All major insurance accepted
BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Medicare, Tricare and more. See full insurance list —
Insurance accepted.
Lake Worth residents should not delay needed orthopedic 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 Lake Worth patients.
How far is ER Of Fort Worth from Lake Worth TX?
We are approximately 16 miles from Lake Worth — about 20 minutes under normal traffic. Take Jacksboro Highway (Hwy 199) east to I-820, then north to I-35W and Heritage Trace Parkway.
What is the fastest route from Lake Worth to your ER?
Take Jacksboro Highway (Hwy 199) east to I-820, then north to I-35W and Heritage Trace Parkway. From Castle Hills, follow Lake Worth Blvd to Hwy 199 east, connecting to I-820 northbound. For turn-by-turn directions, enter "4561 Heritage Trace Pkwy, Fort Worth, TX 76244" into Google Maps or Apple Maps.
Will Lake Worth patients get an X-ray during their ER visit?
Yes. We have on-site digital X-ray with immediate radiologist review — usually within 15—30 minutes of imaging, so Lake Worth patients get answers the same visit.
Can you put a dislocated joint back in place for Lake Worth patients?
Yes. We perform joint reductions — shoulder, elbow, finger, hip — with appropriate sedation and pain control. Most Lake Worth patients leave the same visit after their joint is reduced.
Will my insurance cover orthopedic treatment from Lake Worth TX?
Yes. We accept BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, Medicare, Tricare and most major commercial plans. See our full insurance details at /insurance/.
Will Lake Worth patients need surgery for their fracture?
Many fractures heal in a cast or splint with no surgery needed. Fractures requiring surgical fixation get direct orthopedic referral — usually seen within days, and we coordinate the referral before you leave.
How long until Lake Worth patients see an orthopedist?
Most patients are seen by an orthopedic specialist within 1—7 days, depending on the injury severity. We coordinate the referral for Lake Worth patients before discharge.
Can Lake Worth patients use online check-in for an orthopedic injury?
Online check-in at /online-check-in/ is available for non-emergency injuries. If you have a visible deformity, inability to bear weight, an open wound over a fracture, or numbness below the injury, call 817-945-4200 or come straight in.
What's the best route from the the Lake Worth reservoir and Castle Hills area in Lake Worth to your ER?
Take Jacksboro Highway (Hwy 199) east to I-820, then north to I-35W and Heritage Trace Parkway. From Castle Hills, follow Lake Worth Blvd to Hwy 199 east, connecting to I-820 northbound. Both routes average 20 minutes under normal Tarrant County traffic.