Hill County Memorial Hospital

07/21/2025

07/12/2025

“In responding to this tragic event, we recognize the needs of those impacted will go beyond meeting their immediate survival needs but also beginning the process of rebuilding lives and communities that were devastated." - Jaime Wesolowski, President & CEO of Methodist Healthcare Ministries.

Read more about how MHM is helping to answer the call for relief efforts across the Texas Hill Country.

Link: https://www.mhm.org/methodist-healthcare-ministries-answers-call-for-relief-efforts-across-texas-hill-country-with-3-million-commitment/

07/12/2025

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Central Texas communities impacted by the recent heavy rain that led to catastrophic flooding and devastation. We hold in our hearts those who have lost loved ones, those displaced from their homes and the heroes who have saved lives. We are heartbroken for all those impacted across the Texas Hill Country, a region where we are honored to care for patients.

07/08/2025

Our hearts are heavy with the devastating loss that our Hill Country community is experiencing.

During these difficult times, we hold our friends, families, colleagues, and neighbors close in prayer.

We remain committed to our Methodist Healthcare mission of serving humanity to honor God, and we will continue to be a source of hope and healing for the communities we serve.

07/04/2025

From all of us at Methodist Hospital | Hill Country we want to wish you a happy ! Please stay safe and celebrate responsibly.

07/02/2025

Excited to celebrate the ? If fireworks are legal where you live, remember to prioritize safety as you light up the sky. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 9,700 people were treated for fireworks injuries in emergency rooms across the country in 2023. An estimated 42% of those injuries were burns.

In the event of an accident, know where to find emergency care near you: https://bit.ly/3TYHv09

06/28/2025

Meet Kenny. He’s one of millions of Americans who are about to face a major increase in health insurance costs – and most don’t even know it yet.

Enhanced Premium Tax Credits (EPTCs) are currently helping 24 million people – including our patients – afford high-quality healthcare coverage through the insurance Marketplace (https://bit.ly/4ltvWdb). These tax credits are applied directly to people’s premiums, keeping coverage affordable and making healthcare more accessible. But unless Congress acts soon, these tax credits will expire at the end of 2025.

“When you get sick and you’re not rich, health insurance is absolutely essential. It doesn’t just make life easier, it makes life possible,” said Kenny. “Losing the healthcare tax credit would mean my monthly costs would go through the roof, and I wouldn’t be able to afford my treatments. I need Congress to extend the healthcare tax credit and give people in towns like mine a fighting chance.”

Without EPTCs, health insurance costs will skyrocket. Families may be forced to make heartbreaking choices – between keeping their health coverage or paying for food, rent and childcare. Learn how you can help protect access to care at https://bit.ly/4eqro57

06/27/2025

Methodist Hospital | Hill Country is proud to partner with Enchanted Rock State Natural Area - Texas Parks and Wildlife, H-E-B, City of Fredericksburg, TX - Local Government, Fredericksburg Fire EMS and Safe Kids San Antonio to raise awareness about a preventable but deadly danger: heatstroke. Find out where heat stroke awareness displays will be available near you and get tips to prevent heat-related illness at https://bit.ly/40tuf7x

06/26/2025

You CAN go home again: Lainey Bourgeois Riebesehl lives in San Antonio but decided to deliver her daughter at Methodist Hospital Hill Country, where she was born 30 years ago. Read her story at https://bit.ly/3T9itvd.

06/25/2025

06/10/2025

Methodist Hospital | Hill Country has announced a transformative expansion of its emergency department, aimed at significantly enhancing the hospital’s capacity to meet the growing healthcare needs of the community. The $2.9 million expansion will increase capacity from eight beds to 12, covering a total of 4,237 square feet. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4e64hNa