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Hunt Regional Healthcare

Our goal is to keep you and your family healthy.
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A not-for-profit healthcare system caring for Northeast Texas
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See our social media terms of use at https://www.huntregional.org/social-media-policy/ Hunt Regional Medical Center in Greenville, Texas provides an extensive list of inpatient, outpatient and diagnostic services, from surgery to cancer care to

open imaging. Additional healthcare facilities can also be found in the nearby cities of Commerce, Emory, Farmersville, Fate, Rockwall, Royse City, Leonard, Caddo Mills, Sulphur Springs, Rowlett, Forney, Terrell, and Quinlan for your convenience.

09/01/2026

Hunt Regional Therapy Services has moved to the Greenville SportsPark Center on Monty Stratton Pkwy. This includes physical, speech, occupational, cognitive, pediatric, lymphedema, and pelvic floor therapies, as well as dry needling. Patients will enter the front entrance and are not required to be center members to receive medical rehabilitation services. To schedule your therapy appointment or to ask questions, please contact 903-408-1886. *You may not need a physician referral.

08/31/2026

Congratulations to our STARS of the month!
Amanda Howell (PCA) always has a smile on her face and a positive attitude. She recently helped a discouraged patient become willingly engaged in his care, which led to a positive outcome. Amanda is in nursing school, and her coworkers agree she will be a great nurse!
Katie Hulse (EVS) was recognized for responding to a patient's urgent need, assisting them into a safe position, and calling for nursing assistance. Her quick action and willingness to go above and beyond significantly contributed to the desired medical outcome. Thank you, Katie!

08/22/2026

Work has begun on bond-financed projects at Hunt Regional Medical Center. The groundwork for a temporary linear accelerator is being prepared to use during the replacement of the 18-year-old LINAC for radiation cancer treatment. Outfitting OR Suite #7 requires finish work before new equipment can be installed. These full projects will take several months for completion.

08/19/2026

On Friday, August 21, some clinics and services inside Hunt Regional Medical Center will be closed due to an installation involving a crane. This will impact Suite 100 (Hunt Regional Specialists), Suite 105, Suite 108, cardiac rehabilitation, and parking on the east side of the building located at 4211 Joe Ramsey Blvd. E., Greenville. We apologize for any inconvenience and have attempted to contact all patients who will be rescheduled.

08/17/2026

Hunt Regional Healthcare would like to wish all students and teachers a happy, safe school year as everyone begins to head back to the classroom.

07/31/2026

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.

07/28/2026

Dehydration is one of the most preventable things, which, if left ignored, can lead to more serious health issues. Therefore it is recommended by experts that eight glasses of water a day is a good standard to maintain. Not only does your body stay hydrated, but water also helps flush toxins out of the body.

Symptoms to watch for include:
- Dizziness or light-headedness
- Headache
- Tiredness
- Dry mouth, lips, and eyes
- Passing small amounts of urine infrequently (less than three or four times a day)
- High body temperature (103°F or higher)
- Hot, red, dry, or damp skin
- Fast, strong resting pulse
- Nausea
- Confusion
- Losing consciousness (passing out)

If you or someone you know is experiencing severe symptoms caused by overheating or dehydration, quickly take them to the nearest emergency center or call 911.

Cited: https://nationaltoday.com/national-heat-awareness-day/

07/24/2026

1. Apply sunscreen
Getting sunburned can be preventable when using sunscreen to protect your skin. If you tend to burn quickly, liquid sunscreen could be the better option for you since it is thicker and easy to see where you have applied. Spray sunscreen can be great for those days when you're racing out the door and need a more convenient, quicker way to apply your skin protection. Most importantly, read the directions on the back of your sunscreen—knowing how far in advance to apply your skin protection and how often to reapply it can make all the difference.

2. Wear the correct eyewear
Protecting your eyes from harmful UV rays can be as simple as wearing a pair of sunglasses on those bright summer days. Individuals with corrective lenses have great options too; use prescription sunglasses or transition day-to-night glasses to protect your eyes.

3. Wear a hat
Wearing a hat can be an effective, easy way to protect your face, neck, and shoulders from the sun. Applying sunscreen is still recommended, but adding a hat to your summer wardrobe can provide extra protection for those with sensitive eyes and skin.

07/22/2026

1. Enroll in swimming lessons
It's never too early to enroll your children in swimming lessons to teach them the proper skills so they stay safe in the pool this summer. You can search your local area for programs that best fit you and your family.

2. Wear a life jacket
Life jackets are important for everyone on all swimming levels so, if you and your family are out for a day of lake fun wearing a life jacket is a great way to keep everyone safe. Be sure to keep enough on hand for everyone to use, and double-check the weight capacity to properly assign each life jacket.

07/20/2026

1. Set reminders to regularly hydrate during the day
Write out reminders on post-it notes or type them into your phone. You can even download apps that remind you to drink a set amount of water each day. After following these reminders for a while, they’ll likely become a habit that you’ll practice without even thinking about it.

2. Tell everyone you know to stay hydrated
Remind your loved ones that it’s important to drink lots of water each day, especially when they’re outdoors in the summer or are exercising. People often forget to prioritize hydration, but being prompted by a friend or family member who cares can stand as a great reminder.

3. Make some tasty infused water
If you avoid drinking water because you find the taste a little bland, infuse a pitcher of water with mix-ins like lemon wedges, cucumber slices, strawberries, cantaloupe, mint, or other refreshing produce. Sometimes, simply having a tasty beverage on hand can make all the difference. You can even take things a step further by filling up grab-and-go bottles of infused water at the beginning of each week or filling up a special pitcher for your desk at work.

Cited: https://nationaltoday.com/national-hydration-day/

Address

4215 Joe Ramsey Boulevard E
Greenville, TX
75401

Telephone

+19034085000

Website

http://www.huntregional.org/

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