Aim: The aim of our study is to examine the repeating applications and to offer solution proposals for patients admitted to the emergency department in one year. Material and Methods: The data of the patients who applied to the Emergency Department between October 2018 and October 2019 were analyzed retrospectively. The patients’ sociodemographic characteristics, application diagnoses, hospitalization and consultation information, as well as re-application rates, hospitalization, referral status, prescribing status and diagnoses were examined within one month after the first application. Results: Within one year, 75622 patients applied to the emergency department, 54.5% were women and 45.5% were men; the average age of the patients was 40.3±20.2 (0-108). 17.2% of the patients who came to the emergency room were patients who came once in a month. The average number of arrivals of patients who come more than once in a month is 2.54±1.6.While 8.4% of the emergency patients were hospitalized with in a year, 0.4% were referred. 16.4% of admissions were made within one month. Prescriptions were made to 53.7% of the patients who came to the emergency department within a year. The most common admission diagnosis was pain and upper respiratory tract infections. Conclusions: In order to reduce the number of re-applications to the emergency services where emergency health services, which are one of the most important vision indicators of health institutions; Increasing the level of health literacy with education, using the primary care system effectively, activating the referral chain, and working on a 24/7 general polyclinic system like emergency services may be solutions.