History
Hunt Regional Healthcare facilities in Hunt County trace their origins to the 1950s. At that time, a group of concerned citizens determined that hospital and medical care needs of this area could best be met by a public, open-staffed hospital. Citizens General Hospital opened in 1971 and was expanded in 1981 and renamed Hunt Memorial Hospital District. The hospital was formerly known as the Presbyterian Hospital of Greenville until September 2008, when it was rebranded with its current name, Hunt Regional Medical Center. The hospital offers an extensive list of services including a surgery center, digital imaging, behavioral health, the Lou and Jack Finney Cancer Center, home care, infusion therapy, laboratory services, a Level III NICU, mobile mammography, wound care, rehabilitation center, a surgery center, women & infant care and more.Lou and Jack Finney Cancer Center
The Lou and Jack Finney Cancer Center opened in 2007 as the first of its kind offered in the region. Operated by Texas Oncology, the center's treatment options include chemotherapy and radiation therapy, as well as laboratory and pharmaceutical services.Hunt Regional Healthcare
Hunt Regional Medical Center is one of the facilities operated under the Hunt Regional Healthcare system. Additional facilities include Hunt Regional Open Imaging at Greenville and Hunt Regional Open Imaging at Rockwall. Hunt Regional Emergency Medical Center at Commerce and Hunt Regional Medical Emergency Center at Quinlan recently opened. Physician offices are located in Greenville,References
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