EMERGENCY ROOM TIPS, LLC
GREENACRES, FLORIDA

As one of the nation’s acclaimed doctors, board-certified in Emergency Medicine Dr. Jerisa Berry a.k.a “Dr. Jerisa ER” is also a nationally recognized speaker, media consultant, and author. She is on staff at several emergency facilities in South Florida and is co-owner of a medical clinic, Vital Care Medical Center, Inc with her husband. Dr. Jerisa is founder of SecureYourFertility.com, where she helps single ladies and career-minded women take control of their fertility. Because experience and medicine both are the best teachers for women seeking to optimize and work through the various fertility options, Dr. Jerisa is a subject matter expert in ovarian preservation, assisted fertilization, and surrogacy, helping to decrease the pressures and stressors associated with the process. When she is not saving lives in the ER, she shares her expertise in real-world health strategies as a sought-after media expert regarding acute, emergent and chronic health conditions. Her mission is simple: Make ER visits less stressful and more productive by increasing public awareness. As a relatable woman and ER doctor, women feel secure with her guidance to understand an optimal time to start a family and lessen the confusion of the fertility processes. Because experience and medicine are the best teachers, Dr. Jerisa feels compelled to help other women understand their options to preserve and increase their fertility, while helping them deal with the issues of getting pregnant. “I had the wonderful opportunity to work with Dr. Jerisa for several years. I always appreciated how careful she was to provide the very best care to each patient!” Written with the everyday ER patient in mind, these tips help to make your emergency care smooth, efficient and less stressful. ER staff wear many hats and are masters at being multi-functional. We are trained to be skillful in all areas of the body and concerns of the mind. Yet, people oftentimes can have unrealistic expectations when it comes to the ER. Because every patient matters, sometimes it can take time. But rest assured your problem should be given the same attention as anyone. A day in the life in the ER can help you better grasp what the ER does to save lives. When you don’t know, you definitely won’t do. Many people are puzzled as to what they should do first, In certain emergent conditions. They delay coming to the ER for conditions they shouldn’t and rush to the ER for conditions perhaps they don’t need to hurry for. Knowing the difference can help ease the frustrations or reduce the number of unsatisfying ER visits. When you don’t know your medical disease or condition, you won’t know what you can do to help restore ease to your health. Prevention is key to wellness. Treating your issue can certainly start before the ER and it’s beneficial for people to realize that effecting change can start with them.