No. Before treatment begins, the physician evaluating your condition will let you know the nature of care that you’ll be receiving. This will include whether your treatment is considered medically urgent or emergent. With regard to emergency care, we will require a formal acknowledgement of the tests and treatments that we’re providing. (If you’re unable to respond, we will consult with a family member, living will/advance directive or another person who accompanied you to our facility and is able to speak on your behalf.) We do this to ensure that you are fully informed of all the tests and procedures that you’ll be undergoing at Baptist Health ER and Urgent Care or one of our sister facilities, if you are transferred.