Nursing Services

Around-the-clock, compassionate nursing care — delivered by neighbors you know and trust.

The nursing team at Hardeman County Memorial Hospital (HCMH) is the backbone of everything we do. From the moment you arrive in the Emergency Department to the day you head home, a dedicated nurse is at your side — monitoring, advocating, educating, and caring. Because HCMH is a Critical Access Hospital licensed for 24 beds, our nurses build real relationships with the people they care for.

We are not a big, impersonal hospital. We are your hospital. Our nursing staff is made up of registered nurses (RNs), licensed vocational nurses (LVNs), and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) who live and work in this community. Many of them grew up here. All of them share a commitment to providing safe, skilled, and personalized care — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

What Our Nurses Do

HCMH nurses care for patients across every department of the hospital. Their work includes:

24/7 Inpatient Care — Continuous monitoring, medication management, and comfort-focused care for patients admitted for acute illness, injury, or recovery.
Emergency Nursing — Specially trained emergency nurses work alongside our providers to deliver rapid, coordinated care for injuries, sudden illness, and life-threatening emergencies.
Swing Bed & Skilled Nursing Care — Our nurses support patients recovering through our Swing Bed Program with skilled nursing, wound care, and daily rehabilitation support — so you can heal close to home.

Outpatient & Infusion Nursing — Certified infusion nurses administer IV therapies, antibiotics, blood transfusions, and Port/PICC line care in a comfortable, familiar setting.
Wound Care Nursing — Nurses certified in wound care (WCN-C) and conservative sharps wound debridement (CSWD-C) provide specialized treatment for difficult and slow-to-heal wounds.
Patient Education — Before you leave the hospital, your nurse will walk you through your discharge instructions, medications, and next steps so you know exactly what to do at home.

Our Commitment to You

Every member of our nursing team is licensed by the State of Texas and participates in ongoing training and continuing education. But what sets HCMH nurses apart is not only their credentials — it is their commitment to you.

We believe that the best care happens when patients and families are treated as partners. Your nurse will listen to your concerns, answer your questions, and make sure you always know what is happening and why.

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Nursing Services

What nursing services does HCMH provide?2026-05-08T07:16:47+00:00

What nursing services does HCMH provide?

HCMH provides inpatient and outpatient nursing care, including medication administration, vital sign monitoring, wound care, care coordination, and direct patient support for all ages in Quanah, Hardeman County, Texas.

What does ACLS certification mean for nursing care?2026-05-08T07:17:03+00:00

What does ACLS certification mean for nursing care?

ACLS stands for Advanced Cardiac Life Support. ACLS-certified nurses are trained to manage cardiac emergencies and other life-threatening situations, delivering rapid, skilled interventions to stabilize patients in acute care settings.

What is patient-centered nursing care?2026-05-08T07:17:16+00:00

What is patient-centered nursing care?

Patient-centered nursing focuses on each individual’s specific needs, preferences, and recovery goals. At HCMH, nurses communicate clearly, coordinate care across departments, and provide respectful support throughout every patient’s stay.

Does HCMH provide skilled nursing for post-acute recovery?2026-05-08T07:17:32+00:00

Does HCMH provide skilled nursing for post-acute recovery?

Yes. Skilled nursing services are available through the HCMH Swing Bed Program, which provides post-hospital recovery care for patients who no longer need acute treatment but still require skilled nursing support before returning home.

Join Our Nursing Team

HCMH is always looking for compassionate, skilled nurses who want to make a real difference in a rural community. If you are an RN, LVN, or CNA interested in a career close to home, we would love to hear from you.

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