Parkview Hospital

03/06/2026

March is Social Work Month, and we’re proud to recognize Britt for his heart for serving others.

Britt graduated from WT in 2008 with a Bachelor of Science in Social Work and has spent the last 15 years making a meaningful difference at Parkview Hospital through compassion, advocacy, and steady support for patients and families.

Social workers are essential to healthcare, and Britt represents the very best of the profession. Thank you, Britt, for your years of service and the impact you make every day. 👏

03/02/2026

Last week, 35 members of the Parkview Hospital team including physician, mid-level providers, Nursing staff, and EMS, gathered for High Risk OB training through Texas A&M University.

The training focused on obstetric emergencies, equipping our team with the tools and skills to manage potentially life-threatening situations that aren’t often seen in rural healthcare, but require immediate, confident response when they happen.

In rural healthcare, preparation matters. 💙

02/27/2026

Thank you Parkview Hospital Staff! 🍩☕️

“Thank you to Parkview Hospital and all the Departments. We are immensely grateful for the nurses and doctors running the ER that evening. Their willingness to listen and think more abstractly on our family member's condition led to a test that provided actual answers. Answers no doctors before (and there was MANY) would even look close enough to find. We are grateful for not only the professionals working, but the new CT Scanner Parkview just received as it caught the real issue. We are appreciative of the North Wheeler County EMS for taking our family member to Amarillo for more intensive care. Since Parkview is equipped with a Swing-Bed Program, Occupational/Physical Therapy and Parkview Rural Health Clinic, our family member can get support locally to continue their health journey. We don’t have to subject them to a drive to Amarillo, which is hard on them. Thank you Parkview. Please enjoy the donuts and coffee :)” - Anonymous

02/26/2026

Did you miss our Lunch & Learn on Occupational Therapy? You can watch that here with Dr. Tatum Pennington!

02/26/2026

02/25/2026

Looking for something new to learn over lunch?
Join us tomorrow at 12 PM at Parkview Hospital for our Lunch & Learn!

Dr. Tatum Pennington will break down: What Occupational Therapy is, who it helps and how it improves everyday life.

Enjoy light refreshments and finger foods while you learn something valuable and meet the Parkview professionals who care for our community every day.

Bring a friend, or make a new one while you’re here! 🤝

02/24/2026

Thank you, Wheeler County! Our blood donors continue to show up in a big way for our community. ❤️

Out of all 2025 blood drives, Wheeler County tied for 2nd place for having the highest percentage of Type O blood donors. This recognition reflects not just Type O donors, but everyone who rolls up their sleeve to help save lives.

In rural communities like ours, blood shortages can have an even greater impact because resources to blood for emergencies can be limited. Your willingness to donate makes a real difference for patients close to home and across our region.

We are incredibly grateful for every donor who gives their time, their courage, and their heart. Thank you for being part of something lifesaving. 🩸

A special Thank You to Carissa McCarter who leads blood donations at Parkview Hospital!

02/24/2026

Join us Thursday, February 26th at 12:00pm for our Lunch & Learn with Dr. Tatum Pennington! Hope to see you there at Parkview Hospital 🏥

02/23/2026

Care close to home matters. Parkview Rural Health Clinic is welcoming new patients and offering same-day sick visits for families in our community. Call today to make your appointment.🩺 Save the trips, and get your health for your whole family, locally!

02/19/2026

Our Assisted Living residents enjoyed a wonderful Valentine’s Day filled with jazz music, sparkling juice, and lots of laughter. We are so thankful to our amazing community for helping make the day truly special:

✨ Carissanne Photography for bringing her full setup and making every resident feel like royalty.
✨ Aliyah Mccarter, a senior at Fort Elliott CISD, for the beautiful hair and makeup that made our ladies glow.
✨ Tracy Jones Tignor for always caring for our residents with her hairstyling talents.
✨ Nicole Bettencourt-Erickson at Red Rio for generously lending stunning furs and dresses—and one of the many generous people of Wheeler who are always ready to help.
✨ Saint Michael Episcopal Church for the gorgeous flowers.
✨Wheeler ISD 3rd Grade & Mrs. Markham for the sweet songs, poems, and thoughtful gifts that touched every heart.

It truly takes a village to create moments like this, and we are so grateful.

If you or a loved one are looking for a small long-term care facility with a big heart, we currently have private rooms available. Give us a call at 806.826.5581 or message us here on Facebook

02/11/2026

Parkview Hospital is hiring a FULL-TIME Nurse Aide! 🧑‍⚕️
We are looking for a compassionate and hard-working professional to join our team of nurses 💙 If you know someone that be PERFECT for this job, forward this post to them.

Visit http://www.parkviewhosp.org/career to fill out the application, call 806.826.0180, or drop by Parkview Hospital at 901 S Sweetwater in Wheeler Texas for applications and more information.