Hunt Regional Healthcare

12/02/2025

Congratulation to our STARS of the month! Kristian Hass (Registrar) is patient and compassionate and helps keep patients informed during the registration process, which eases anxiety. Thank you, Kristian!
Lela Johnson (ER Tech) is an outstanding team member. She quickly recognizes needs and assists her team with patient care. Lela always demonstrates a positive attitude and has good rapport with our patients. Way to go, Lela!

12/01/2025

Hand Hygiene is the 1st line of defense against infection and disease. Hand hygiene is not just a matter of cleanliness but a critical practice to safeguard your and your family's health. Look to wash your hands in moments such as;

- preparing food
- before and after eating
- if you are caring for someone who is sick
- treating a cut or wound
- after visiting the restroom
- if you are changing diapers
- after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing
- if you touch a pet, pet food, or pet waste
- taking out the garbage

Washing your hands often and properly helps keep everyone safe and healthy.

11/28/2025

When appropriate, 9-1-1 dispatches emergency medical services to arrive quickly at a patient's location and begin medical treatment onsite. EMTs and paramedics are trained to provide life-saving care, and ambulances are equipped with equipment/medication to dispense first response measures for traumatic injuries and medical emergencies. The emergency department is notified of essential information for a plan of care upon the patient's arrival.

11/27/2025

At Hunt Regional Healthcare, we're thankful for our patients, employees, friends, and family. May your Thanksgiving be full of good health and good food!

11/24/2025

Open seven days a week, Hunt Regional Urgent Care offers convenient access to care for any minor emergency, illness, or injury, such as minor sprain or strain, cold and flu-like symptoms, cough and sore throat, earache, upper respiratory infection, simple laceration, etc. To find a Hunt Regional Urgent Care location or schedule an appointment online, visit UrgentCare.HuntRegional.org.

11/20/2025

The end of the year is a great time to schedule those extra appointments, check-ups, procedures, imaging, and other medical needs if your deductible has been met. If that is not the case, or you do not have insurance, check out MDsave.com as a possible cost-saving measure.

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11/18/2025

During the cold season, our lungs can be at greater risk of illness or infection. The body has many natural defense systems to help keep your lungs healthy. However, there are additional steps you can take to improve or prolong lung health.

- Don't Smoke
- Avoid Indoor and Outdoor Pollutants
- Exercise Regularly
- Get Annual Check-Ups

Contact your healthcare provider if you have symptoms such as trouble catching your breath or an ongoing dry cough since these symptoms could indicate illness or infection.

If you have severe difficulty breathing, visit the nearest emergency room or call 911.

11/12/2025

Update - All clear. Drill has been completed successfully.
DRILL IN PROGRESS - Please be advised that a safety drill is underway at Hunt Regional Medical Center, the hospital in Greenville, Texas from 10 - 11am. Local law enforcement will be onsite. Patient care will continue during this time. We apologize for any inconvenience, and thank our law enforcement partners.

11/11/2025

Today, we show gratitude to all the brave men and women who have served and are still serving our country. Thank you!

11/07/2025

At Hunt Regional Healthcare, we want you to know you can take control of your diabetes, and we are here to help. Gain valuable insight and understanding of the unique risk factors associated with each type of diabetes and the common symptoms each brings.

We understand that a diabetes diagnosis can be intimidating, but you are not alone. Contact your provider today to begin assessing your risk factors.

Read more about diabetes care by visiting https://www.huntregional.org/service/diabetes-care/

11/04/2025

Congratulations to our Stars!
Victoria Belcher (EVS) is a supervisor whose proactive and thoughtful thinking is greatly appreciated. She is always sweet, friendly, and beyond helpful. Her open line of communication makes our jobs easier. Thank you, Victoria!
Amanda McClendon (RN) has poise, confidence, and kindness caring for babies and families in the NICU. Parents appreciate her expertise and compassion while relaying information and giving medical care to the most fragile patients. Thank you, Amanda, for being amazing!

10/30/2025

This is a reminder to be safe. Every year, Texas Poison Centers manage calls for Halloween-related substances such as candy, glow sticks, and face paint. Did you know...
..The risk of injury or illness traced to candy and treats each year is small, but inspecting your child's candy for open wrappers or homemade treats prevents potential issues.
.. Children should never chew on or open glow sticks. Although the liquid in glow products is minimally toxic in small amounts, it can still cause skin & eye irritation.
.. Allergic reactions can be caused by cosmetic products and craft materials popularly used during Halloween. You can test face makeup in a small area on the arm to check before applying it to the face. Do not use paint on your face or body that is not intended for the skin.

https://www.dshs.texas.gov/environmental-surveillance-toxicology/home-poison-epidemiology/tpc-poison-epidemiology