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Every Minute Matters – Reopen Commerce ER

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Tina Johnson
10 months ago

THIS HOSPITAL IS AN AMAZING HOSPITAL AND GREAT EMPLOYEES. CLOSET FOR ME TO GO AND BESY TO GET YOU DIAGNOSED AND IN AND OUT...

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Susan Cassidy
10 months ago

Open commerce ER.

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Rita Sims
10 months ago

We have used this ER several times and it is needed in Commerce.

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Mary Page
10 months ago

Commerce had a 4 percent growth rate and Internet says Hunt County 18 percent growth rate. Satellite sites emergency services needed. Plus a neighborhood going in with $500,000 homes because Commerce had the infrastructure to attract that. With a University and it's thousands of students the in case is necessary for mass casualty incidents such as storm, tornado, or bomb. Before you say the latter not likely. The gun shot incident half hour apart with a rifle from the sound near the university up in a higher level besides ground level distinctly says community being checked for tolerance level and gaps in systems as it grows I. Addition property near the university has been labeled by Hunt County Appraisal as College Expansion Areas. So need for emergency facility a given with that growth.

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Lynn VanHorne
10 months ago

Do not close this facility. People need emergency medical care.

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Ashley Froding
10 months ago

I have four children and a diabetic husband

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Mark Marquez
10 months ago

This ER needs to be open to save lives in Commerce.

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Mary Beth Sampson
10 months ago

Voting one week and closing the ER the next week due to a “financial emergency” indicates extremely poor leadership—and even worse communication with taxpayers/constituents. The Commerce Community was blindsided. In addition, excuses were made that the majority of cases were not “ real emergencies” . Analysis of records obtained by use of the Public Information Act documents the fallacies of those statements Public hearings should be held along with audits of the financial records, board actions, and actions of the administration. Commerce serves a large population—including a University with Division 1 athletics. The Commerce ER is vitally important to this area. I know many people whose lives have been saved by the actions of the excellent ER doctors and staff at the Commerce ER. . I fear that lives will now be lost.

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Anonymous
10 months ago

I had to go here twice. The five minute ride as opposed to a thirty minute ride to Greenville made all the difference to my compound fracture and abdominal pains.

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John Adams
10 months ago

This community really need this ER, they are needed and very good. Lots of old people and lots of young people going to college here.

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Louella parker
10 months ago

We need our E.R. back

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Tammy Strode
10 months ago

Please reopen!

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Tamar Smith
10 months ago

Stop spending where it takes away from the health of others!! Your CEO’s, etc are getting paid! This is BS and so harmful for the residents of these communities!! Shame on you!!

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Trudy Songer
10 months ago

Please re open this will put more people having to go to Greenville or out to Sulphur Springs and that will make their ERs more crowded. We need to have an ER we can get to and not have to wait hours and hours to receive care the wait at Hunt Regional in Greenville takes hours to receive care.

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Jo Ann Cross
10 months ago

Please! It has been so much help to us.

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Matthew Lunsford
10 months ago

I’m very concerned about the ER Shutdown. My family and I live in a rural area and having a ER in commerce easy our minds with emergency care. Now we have to go to Greenville ER and the wait is longer and rooms are going to be filled up more. At least the ER in commerce can keep a patient stable until being transferred to right facility. I believe it’s a mistake closing down commerce and Quinlan ER’s

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Denese Basham
10 months ago

In December if this ER had not been open my husband Randell Basham would have died. He had double pneumonia and they got his oxygen level back up to 78 and got him stable and transported him to Greenville by ambulance. There is no way I could have gotten him to Greenville in time. He was in ICU on a ventilator for 3 days fighting for his life after coding soon arrival to Greenville hospital

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Mary Deman
10 months ago

Please keep our ER open.

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Jennifer Flanagan
10 months ago

I nor my sister in law would be here without this ER. Another 20 minutes to greenville and we would've died. Please reopen our ER!

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Maryanne Powell
10 months ago

Please keep our community safe.