Parkview Regional Hospital

Our 24/7 emergency department provides immediate treatment for acute illnesses and traumatic injuries. Board-certified physicians and specialized equipment enable rapid diagnosis and intervention for critical conditions including heart attacks, strokes, and fractures. The facility maintains trauma center capabilities to stabilize patients before transfer when necessary.

Comprehensive cardiovascular services include diagnostic testing, treatment for heart disease, and post-operative care. Our team manages conditions like hypertension, arrhythmias, and congestive heart failure using advanced imaging and minimally invasive procedures. Patient education focuses on lifestyle modifications to improve cardiac health.

3D mammography services offer superior early detection of breast abnormalities compared to traditional methods. Certified technicians perform screening and diagnostic exams with specialized attention to patient comfort. The program emphasizes preventive care through annual screenings and high-risk patient monitoring.

Full-spectrum musculoskeletal care covers sports injuries, joint replacements, and fracture management. Services include physical therapy, pain management, and surgical interventions using arthroscopic techniques. The program focuses on restoring mobility and function through personalized rehabilitation plans.

Health risk assessments and screenings identify disease risks before symptoms appear. Services include immunizations, chronic disease monitoring, and lifestyle counseling. Community education initiatives promote preventive measures like regular cancer screenings and vaccination compliance.

We provide cardiology, orthopedics, urology, stroke care, and digital mammography services alongside emergency and primary care.

Call 254.562.5332 or use our online health risk assessment tool to schedule mammograms, cardiac screenings, or wellness exams.

Yes, we maintain The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for meeting rigorous patient safety and care quality benchmarks.

Our primary service area includes Limestone, Freestone, Hill, and Leon counties within a 50-mile radius of Mexia.

Our 24/7 emergency department stabilizes critical patients and coordinates transfers to specialized facilities when advanced care is needed.

I just want to thank all the staff for taking such good care of my mom during our stay there y'all are amazing and I appreciate the love y'all have for the job and for treating her like person and not just another patient

Here right now. Worst service ever. Look for somewhere else before here. Apparently losing your hearing when you work construction isn't an emergency. Even if u can't sleep due to ear and jaw pain. Sat here for hours to look outside the hospital room door to see the doctor sleeping in his chair. WORST ER EVER. They literally do not care about their patients.

Can not give totally bad review, there were a couple of nurses that were nice, but all means the bad takes 1st place. Check in time 7:15am for a procedure. 8:30am is procedure time. You have to go to ER to get checked, receptionist is not friendly at all, after 20 minutes she finally started checking us in. Got to the room for procedure and just got the vibe that they were not happy to see us. Time goes on, we sat, sat, and sat, and now it's 9:25 finally found out Dr. GRAHAM ISNT EVEN THERE YET.

He comes flying in room, street clothes, back pack on his back, , talking so fast cant understand what he's saying. VERY UNEXCEPTABLE. For a 15-20 minute procedure, we did not get out of there until 11 am. All businesses want you to use them for your needs, but look what kind of service you get. They want to charge people for being late or make you reschedule but they don't give discounts when they are late. ESPECIALLY THE DOCTOR.

I am not sure what is wrong with their billing department. But somehow they got my husband's new insurance information and charged them for the services. However, we didn't have this insurance, when my son went in for surgery. I am not sure where they got this information from. But now we are being told we have to pay for this bill out of pocket and medicaid should have paid for this. But we never received a bill until now when my husband's new insurance company sent us a rejection letter.

The emergency room operation is a joke! They tried to refuse to take in my mother in law. They were the only hospital around with empty beds at the time. The ambulance guys set them straight! How utterly unprofessional of a place that is supposedly to take care of people!