Hunt Regional Urgent Care

04/11/2026

Job Fair April 28 in Royse City - Hunt Regional Medical Center Royse City is hosting a job fair for employees of the new ER. Positions include RNs, ER Techs, MT/MLT, imaging techs, respiratory therapists, registration, security, and housekeeping. Full-time and PRN positions available. Please come ready for an interview and bring your resume. Tuesday, April 28 9am - 3pm at 6743 I 30 E., Royse City (just east of RCHS football field.) For more information on open positions, please visit huntregional.org/careers

04/07/2026

Johnny Tharp's story reminds us that we all need help sometimes to get our health on track. Hunt Regional Healthcare is here to provide expert care in a compassionate environment that strengthens our community. Watch his video here https://youtu.be/ObDK2Czx2W4

04/01/2026

Hunt Regional Urgent Care clinics will be closed on Sunday, April 5 to celebrate Easter.
For a medical emergencies, please visit the closest ER or call 911.

03/31/2026

Medicaid, Medicare, and Tricare are accepted. To find a Hunt Regional Urgent Care location, visit UrgentCare.HuntRegional.org.
Open seven days a week, Hunt Regional Urgent Care offers convenient walk-in 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.

03/24/2026

Now hiring clinical staff for the new ER at Hunt Regional Medical Center Royse City. RNs, Imaging Techs, and Respiratory Techs are needed FT and PRN. Please apply at www.huntregional.org/careers

02/16/2026

Please join us for a FREE event on Saturday, February 21 at Hunt Regional Medical Center's main lobby. Our cardiac rehab physiologist will share tips for heart health, and light refreshments will be provided.
Email fdalbey@huntregional.org to RSVP.
♥️February 21, 2026
♥️10-11 am
♥️4215 Joe Ramsey Blvd. E., Greenville, TX
♥️RSVP fdalbey@huntregional.org
♥️FREE

02/10/2026

February is American Heart Month. Logan Daves' story serves as a reminder that a heart attack can happen to anyone, even those not at high risk. Watch his video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_huKuhrKwP8
If someone is experiencing a heart attack, call 911.
Common heart attack signs may include:
Pain or discomfort in the chest, jaw, or shoulder
Shortness of breath
Lightheadedness, Nausea, Vomiting
Cold sweats

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01/27/2026

Hunt Regional Urgent Care locations will open at 10am on Tuesday, January 27 and Wednesday, January 28.

01/24/2026

Due to road conditions, Hunt Regional Urgent Care locations are closed Saturday, January 24, Sunday, January 25 and Monday, January26. We apologize for any inconvenience. For medical emergencies, please visit an emergency room or call 911. Stay warm and stay safe.

01/19/2026

Care by the Numbers in 2025
Every number tells a story of care. From welcoming newborns into the world to helping patients recover from heart procedures, Hunt Regional Healthcare touches thousands of lives each year across Northeast Texas. These numbers represent more than statistics—they’re neighbors, friends, and family members who trusted us with their health. Here’s a look at the care we provided last year. To see the full list, please visit https://www.huntregional.org/by-the-numbers-2025/
* Numbers are rounded

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.