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Ennis Regional

ERMC tapped to join new health system, ScionHealth

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Ennis Regional Medical Center announced Tuesday, Oct. 26 that it is among 18 LifePoint Health hospital campuses and associated sites of care selected to become part of a new national health system called ScionHealth.

ERMC reports room for handling Covid-19 cases

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Ennis Regional Medical Center is maintaining both their ability to support the community during the recent uptick in the pandemic as well as continuing the capacity to do more.

According to Chief Executive Officer Robert Rupp told The Ennis News that citizens should not delay their care if they are having a medical issue. The 60-bed acute care facility, located at 2201 W. Lampasas at U.S. 287, has room for COVID-19 patients at a time when many other hospitals have limited resources.

ERMC receives national quality recognition

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Staff Reports

Ennis Regional Medical Center continued its excellent merits for area residents when the staff celebrated an esteemed designation as a LifePoint Health national quality leader. A special ceremony honored ERMC on Friday afternoon.

The honor is bestowed on hospitals within the LifePoint Health system that have enrolled and succeeded in transforming their culture of safety. ERMC has achieved high standards in quality care, performance improvement and patient engagement.

Ennis Regional responds to Covid questions

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Cordial and unflappable while the fears and questions surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic swirl in North Texas, Bob Honeycutt, CEO at Ennis Regional Medical Center sat outside at Minnie McDowal Park and fielded queries. He arrived, however, wearing a face mask before sitting on a park bench to talk. Yes, socially distant.

Ennis Regional thanks physicians

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In honor of Doctor Appreciation Day, Ennis Regional Medical Center would like to take a moment to thank our physicians for diligently and selflessly serving our patients’ healthcare needs each and every day. We are extremely thankful for your frontline service as we are facing this pandemic, coronavirus (COVID-19). You are the healing hands of this organization and, together, you all play an integral role in making communities healthier.