Patient and Visitor FAQ

Primary visitation times for regular inpatient rooms are 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

For a list of visitation times for specific hospital departments, such as the NICU or the Women’s Center, please see our Visiting Hours.

Yes. A translator will be provided for her. She can also get the necessary patient forms in Spanish.

More bilingual information.

Call your own doctor first and follow his or her instructions. If you do not have a regular doctor, take your child to the Hunt Regional Quick+Care. The clinic is open every day except Christmas and New Year's Day.

Emergency Room (ER) patients undergo medical screening before treatment. All non-emergency patients must pay for ER services before they can be treated (or pay their insurance co-pay).

If you know the patient's room number, dial 903-408-1 plus the three-digit room number. This will connect you directly to the patient's room.

If you don't know the room number, call 903-408-5000 and ask to be connected to your friend's room.

The Lou & Jack Finney Cancer Center administers both chemotherapy and radiation therapy for cancer patients. The cancer center is part of Hunt Regional Medical Center at Greenville. Your mother's doctor will schedule her treatment appointments at the Cancer Center.

Get directions to Hunt Regional Medical Center.

You can find out how to get ready for your mammogram by visiting our page on preparing for diagnostic imaging tests.

Learn more about having a mammogram.

When you are admitted for hospitalization or treatment, you will be asked for information about your health care insurance provider. Our financial office will use this information to file the claim for you. You will be responsible for payment of any charges not covered by your insurance carrier.

Go to our Careers page for a listing of nursing positions available. Scroll down the page to complete and submit an online employment application form.

Our Diabetes Self-Management Center can help you learn how to cope with the disease.

Hunt Regional Medical Center at Greenville has a cafeteria on the first floor. There are several vending machine areas in both hospitals.

If you have an emergency call 911, do not call the hospital!

Be prepared to give your name, the phone number and address you are calling from, and a description of the emergency.

Hunt Regional Healthcare contracts with Hunt County Emergency Medical Services to provide ambulance service.

Hunt Regional Medical Center at Greenville is part of Hunt Memorial Hospital District, a tax-supported, not for profit, county-wide health care system.

Use our handy "Find a Physician" tool. It is a complete list of physicians associated with Hunt Regional Medical Center at Greenville.

See our Locations for a list of our medical facilities. Click on the location at which you’ve scheduled your test, and from there you can click on the map to get exact directions based on where you’re coming from.