Located in our Specialty Clinic at the north entrance of our Rifle Campus.

501 Airport Road, Rifle, Colorado 81650
For more information on our After Hours Clinic out-patient hospital services, call 970.625.1510

Please note: Emergency rooms treat patients based on the severity of condition. Patients with life-threatening injuries are treated first.

Carl Seger, MD

Originally from the small town of Buffalo, Wyoming, Dr. Seger…

Catharine McLean, PA-C

Catharine McLean received her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from…

Chrissy Meoni, PA-C

Chrissy Meoni is a Board-Certified Physician Assistant. She received her…

Cole Nelson, MD

Dr. Nelson grew up in rural Alabama living on a…

Derek Donovan, MD

Originally from Tucson, Arizona, Dr. Donovan completed his medical education…

Bobbie Brotherson, DO

Dr. Brotherson grew up in Roosevelt, Utah, a rural agricultural…

Elizabeth Casner, MD

Education University of Colorado School of Medicine Carolina’s Medical Center…

Elena Klaus, PA-C

Emergency Medicine Education: Graduate: Elon University- Burlington, NC Master of…

Kelly Glenn, D.O.

Graduated from Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine Internship at…

Lindsay Seilhan, MD

Originally from Colorado Springs, Dr. Seilhan studied at the University…

Lisa Hicks, PA-C

Lisa did her undergraduate studies at the University of Kansas,…

Lynda Steinbach, FNP-C

Lynda is a board certified Family Nurse Practitioner who specializes…

Matthew Skwiot, MD

Chief of Staff Dr. Skwiot was born in Boulder, CO…

Nathan McDonald, MD

Originally from Great Falls, Montana, Dr. McDonald pursued his education…

Rakhat Ashymov, PA-C

Rakhat Ashymov entered the medical field as an EMT in…

Ronald Lawton, MD

Emergency Department Medical Director Dr. Lawton was born in Denver,…

S. Nichole Feeney, MD

Pediatric Medicine & Internal Medicine at Grand River Health Clinic…

Sara Shainholtz, PA-C

Sara Shainholtz grew up just west of Denver and has…

Ty Nichols, MD

Dr. Ty Nichols is a board-certified Emergency Medicine physician. He…

Emergency Medicine

Some of the most common reasons to go to an emergency room are:

  • Severe chest pain
  • Severe abdominal pain
  • Wheezing or shortness of breath
  • Paralysis
  • Intestinal bleeding
  • High fevers or rash, especially among children
  • Vaginal bleeding with pregnancy
  • Repeated vomiting
  • Poisoning
  • Severe head or eye injuries
  • Allergic reactions
  • Unconsciousness