Paris Regional Emergency Center

3055 NE Loop 286
Paris, TX 75460
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The care team at Paris Regional Emergency Center, previously SignatureCare ER – Paris, is prepared to provide care during medical emergencies. If you’re not sure whether your condition is an emergency, call 911 and be prepared to describe all of the symptoms and conditions you’ve observed.

When to go to Paris Regional Emergency Center

For minor illnesses or injuries, our community has several primary care offices available. However, when you are experiencing a minor after-hours illness or injury, a freestanding emergency department like Paris Regional Emergency Center can be your best choice. Whether it’s a sore throat that won’t go away, a rising fever, a household cut, or a sprained ankle, we are here to care for you! Paris Regional Emergency Center is backed by the same healthcare providers and technologies available at Paris Regional Health. In the event that you may require a higher level of care available at Paris Regional Health our team will coordinate a smooth care transition to the hospital.

Freestanding emergency departments treat many injuries or illnesses that require immediate care. They are NOT intended for:

- - Heart attack or stroke symptoms
  - Pregnancy issues
  - Infant illness
  - Major injuries or trauma

Visit the hospital emergency room for these conditions.

Know Where to Go

Visit your Primary Care Physician for:	Choose Paris Regional Emergency Center for:	Dial 911 or go immediately to the Emergency Room for:
Check-ups	Minor cuts, burns & wounds	Chest pain
Immunizations	Minor eye injuries, infections or irritations	Severe shortness of breath
Annual exams	Severe cold & flu symptoms	Numbness in the face, arms or legs
Prenatal care	Sprains	Other symptoms that may indicate a heart attack or stroke
Earaches	Muscle aches & pains	Severe bleeding or bleeding that doesn't stop
Colds	Persistent fever	Automobile or industrial accident
Fevers	Allergies	Poisoning
Non-urgent healthcare needs	Severe earaches	Complicated fractures
	Upset stomachs	Major injuries or trauma
	Other non-life threatening but urgent needs	Head injuries
		Suicide attempts or thoughts
		Pregnancy issues
		Infant illness

Primary Care is a patient's main source of regular medical care including health maintenance, counseling, health education, disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic illness. Primary care is offered by physicians, pediatricians and nurses. If you need a primary care provider, call our physician referral line at 903.737.3232.