Medical City Decatur
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Medical City Decatur is a full-service, acute care hospital licensed for 150 beds.
Serving Wise County since 1974, Medical City Decatur offers services for the entire family, including emergency services, women’s care, orthopedics, cardiology and more.
09/23/2026
Su***de is a leading cause of death for young people ages 15 to 24 in the U.S., according to the CDC.
Warning signs aren't always obvious. Small changes — like not responding to praise, looking different than usual or changes in hygiene — can be signs that someone may need support. Swipe for more warning signs to watch for and find teen su***de prevention resources at https://bit.ly/4AqmAY0.
Help is available through our broader HCA Healthcare network. With 50 inpatient locations and more than 180 outpatient programs across 14 states, we help connect families with care and resources when they need them.
Explore mental health services or make an appointment with a compassionate mental health clinician: https://bit.ly/4iLehj9
If you or someone you know is in immediate crisis, call or text 988, or chat at 988Lifeline.org. Call 911 for a life-threatening emergency.
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09/22/2026
During Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Week, Medical City Healthcare recognizes our APPs and the important role they play across the HCA Healthcare network. From listening and assessing symptoms to helping guide treatment and follow-up care, APPs are there for patients every step of the way.
As highly trained clinicians with advanced degrees, APPs bring deep expertise to patient care. At HCA Healthcare, we’re committed to advancing that expertise by investing more than $50 million in education and professional development annually — because supporting our colleagues means supporting better outcomes for our patients.
To all our APPs, thank you for the compassionate care you provide every day.
Cancer can bring unexpected challenges — including emotional, practical and financial stress.
When Michelle Tutt, a colleague at Medical City Denton, was diagnosed with stage 3 invasive ductal carcinoma, she experienced how support beyond the bedside can make a meaningful difference. Through the HCA Healthcare Hope Fund, Michelle received financial assistance that helped ease burdens so she could focus on healing and her family.
For eligible HCA Healthcare colleagues and families facing hardship, the HCA Healthcare Hope Fund is one resource that may help during difficult times. Support resources can play an important role in helping people navigate the challenges that may come with a serious diagnosis.
Michelle’s story is a reminder that no one should have to face life’s hardest moments alone.
Watch Michelle’s story and learn how the HCA Healthcare Hope Fund supports colleagues and families facing hardship: https://bit.ly/4jgUlop
At Medical City Healthcare, caring for one another is an important part of who we are. As part of HCA Healthcare, our colleagues have access to the HCA Healthcare Hope Fund — a colleague-led 501(c)(3) that provides financial assistance during times of unexpected hardship.
In 2025, the Hope Fund provided more than $9.5 million in assistance to over 3,000 colleagues and their families, reflecting the compassion and generosity of our teams.
See how the Hope Fund supports colleagues across HCA Healthcare: https://bit.ly/4hDEWgE.
09/19/2026
Fall football is back in action! 🏈 Whether it happens during a game, practice or another activity, a head injury should always be taken seriously.
Knowing the signs and symptoms of a concussion can help you act quickly. Symptoms are what the injured person feels, such as headache, dizziness or nausea. Signs are changes others may notice, such as confusion, balance problems or behavior that seems unusual.
If you suspect a concussion, have the athlete stop playing and seek medical attention right away.
Know where to find emergency care if you need it: https://bit.ly/3TESJdO
Learn more about concussion prevention and youth sports safety: https://bit.ly/3TESKhS
09/18/2026
Happy Environmental Services Week! 🎉
This week, we’re celebrating our Environmental Services colleagues and the important role they play throughout our hospital.
Through their dedication, attention to detail and teamwork, they help create a clean, safe and welcoming environment for everyone who walks through our doors.
Thank you to our Environmental Services team for all you do to support our patients, visitors and fellow colleagues. We appreciate the care you bring to your work every day.
09/18/2026
🤢 Is it a stomach bug, food poisoning or something more serious?
Mild nausea, vomiting and diarrhea may improve with rest and fluids. But some digestive symptoms — like signs of dehydration, blood in your stool, vomit, a high fever or severe stomach pain — shouldn’t be ignored.
Understanding the warning signs can help you know when symptoms may be managed at home and when to seek urgent or emergency care.
Know when to get care for stomach bug symptoms, food poisoning, dehydration and other conditions: https://bit.ly/4cQxxYT
📞If you’re not sure where to go for care, call Consult-A-Nurse® for free at 844-70-NURSE (844-706-8773). Licensed nurses are available 24/7 to answer your questions and help you understand your care options.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.
09/17/2026
Healthcare excellence is strengthened by skilled caregivers, trusted partnerships and access to lifesaving resources.
On North Texas Giving Day, we’re proud to highlight the Medical City Foundation and its work to help make excellent healthcare possible across our community.
Through grants that support nursing scholarships and nonprofit partners including LifeGift, Southwest Transplant Alliance and Earl Young's Team, the Foundation invests in the people and partnerships that help strengthen care. This year, those efforts helped add more than 200 people to the national bone marrow and stem cell donor registry — expanding opportunities for patients in need of a potential lifesaving match.
Join us in supporting the Medical City Foundation’s work to advance healthier tomorrows: https://bit.ly/3TwGZdn
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👶 Every baby deserves a strong start. For some families, that begins in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
In this video, Dr. Erik Thingvoll shares what you can expect if your baby needs NICU care. Dr. Thingvoll is a neonatologist and NICU medical director with our broader HCA Healthcare network.
Each year, more than 200,000 babies are born in HCA Healthcare hospitals — and some arrive earlier than expected. According to March of Dimes, about 1 in 10 babies in the U.S. are born prematurely, meaning they are born before 37 weeks of pregnancy.
HCA Healthcare is proud to partner with March of Dimes to help improve outcomes for moms and babies. Find more helpful information about NICU care from March of Dimes: https://bit.ly/4gWTub3
09/15/2026
This House Supervisor Week, we’re recognizing the experienced leaders who help keep Medical City Decatur moving forward every day.
Together, our house supervisors bring 191 years of combined experience to our hospital. Their leadership helps coordinate care, support colleagues and keep hospital operations running smoothly so our teams can stay focused on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care.
We’re grateful for the expertise, dedication and steady leadership they bring to Medical City Decatur.
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