Coryell Health clinics, services and access options for Gatesville residents

What Coryell Health is and where it sits in Gatesville Coryell Health, also referenced in some materials as Coryell Memorial Healthcare System, is a community-owned, nonprofit critical access hospital based at 1507 West Main Street in Gatesville. The organization operates a licensed 25-bed hospital with Med Surg and an Intensive Care Unit, positioning it as the county’s primary inpatient provider. For general calls the hospital lists (254) 865-8251 as its main number and publishes a central appointment line designed to route patients to clinics across town and throughout Central Texas.

Clinic locations and how to reach them Coryell Health presents a centrally located campus in Gatesville that includes two adjacent clinic buildings on site plus a Medical Art Center labeled Building 3. The site’s appointment call to action reads, “Call Today to Make an Appointment 254-865-2166,” and many campus and outreach clinic listings use the short form 865-2166, which corresponds to the full 254-865-2166 appointment line. The Medical Art Center, Building 3, is listed separately with a phone shown as 248-6204 in the captured materials, and the Out-Patient Physical Therapy Center provides a distinct number, (254) 248-6248. Outside Gatesville, clinic outposts named on the system’s listings include Copperas Cove (Family Medicine), McGregor (Family Medicine), Mills County (Family Medicine, phone listed as 648-2263), Moody (Family Medicine, phone listed as 853-9603), Temple (Family Medicine, shown with 865.2166), and Waco (Family Medicine & Specialty Care, shown with 865.2166).

Services available at the Gatesville campus and in outlying clinics Coryell Health’s service footprint spans emergency medicine and surgical services through specialty clinics, outpatient rehab and home health. On campus and in the Medical Art Center, captured listings explicitly name dialysis, an Advanced Wound Center, a Podiatry Clinic, and a Physical Therapy Center, with advanced wound care and diagnostic imaging also emphasized in third-party descriptions. Primary care is offered through Family Medicine clinics in multiple locations, and the Gatesville Building 2 site specifically lists Family Medicine, Specialty Care, and a Quick Care Walk-In Clinic for immediate, non-emergent needs. The hospital’s inpatient scope includes medical-surgical care and an ICU, while Yelp-style summaries add orthopedics, cardiology and women’s health among the specialties patients may access through the system.

Staffing, capacity and reputation signals Materials captured from third parties describe “over 30 primary and specialty medical care providers” affiliated with Coryell Health and state it “employs a robust medical staff, ensuring patient ratios that prioritize individualized attention.” The facility’s licensed capacity is shown as 25 beds in the available reports. Reputation indicators in the captured files are mixed: one aggregation shows a Google rating of 2.90 based on 91 reviews, while consumer-facing copy emphasizes more than seven decades of service and a long-standing community role. The staffing review platform notes, “Nursa's ratings are submitted by verified, licensed clinicians after the completion of a shift at the healthcare facility,” which explains a clinician-sourced perspective alongside public review scores. The organization’s aspirational line appears in consumer copy as, “Every day we have to be better than we were the day before.”

Facility layout, campus amenities and recent work The Gatesville campus is described as centrally located with two adjacent clinic buildings intended to give patients access to more physicians and services, and Building 3 is explicitly called the Medical Art Center in the materials. Nursa and website text highlight recent renovations and landscaped outdoor spaces intended to enhance patient comfort and wellbeing, reinforcing the system’s rural setting and patient-centered framing. These physical improvements are presented as part of the hospital’s effort to create a welcoming environment for patients and visitors.

How to access care: appointments, walk-ins and emergencies For scheduled visits across Coryell Health’s Gatesville campus and its Central Texas clinics the canonical appointment line given in the institutional materials is 254-865-2166; many clinic listings show the short form 865-2166 without area code, which corresponds to that central number. Gatesville Building 2 lists a Quick Care Walk-In Clinic for unscheduled, non-emergency needs; the captured materials do not include walk-in hours. For hospital-level calls the main line is (254) 865-8251. For specialized outpatient physical therapy scheduling the Out-Patient Physical Therapy Center number captured is (254) 248-6248, while the Medical Art Center, Building 3, is shown with 248-6204 in the listing capture. In genuine emergencies patients should use standard emergency channels; the system’s listings highlight an on-site emergency department among core services.

Practical tips for Gatesville residents

• To make or change appointments call 254-865-2166, the site’s published appointment line that routes to family medicine and specialty clinics across the system.
• For dialysis, advanced wound care, podiatry or physical therapy on the Medical Art Center campus consult the Building 3 listing and the Out-Patient Physical Therapy Center number, (254) 248-6248. The Medical Art Center phone appears as 248-6204 in the captured listings.
• If you live in Mills County or Moody, note those clinic numbers as listed: Mills County 648-2263 and Moody 853-9603; Copperas Cove, Temple and Waco locations are shown to use the system’s central clinic line shorthand.
• Remember that Coryell Health self-identifies as a critical access hospital and a community-owned nonprofit; if you need proof of accreditations or the latest quality metrics request that information directly from hospital communications because specific accreditation names and dates were not listed in the materials captured here.

Community role, history and what’s not on the listing Consumer copy captured with the facility’s profiles describes a history stretching “more than seven decades,” while other materials say the organization has operated for “several decades.” The system is repeatedly framed as community-oriented and patient-centered with a mission to serve rural Central Texas. The materials reviewed note “various accreditations” and positive local reputation but do not provide named accrediting bodies or current quality metrics beyond the public review snapshot; those items were not listed in the captured material and can be requested from hospital leadership for readers who want up-to-date verification.

A clear final point for Gatesville Coryell Health anchors Gatesville’s inpatient capacity, an ER and a cluster of clinics across Central Texas while operating a 25-bed licensed hospital and a Medical Art Center for specialized outpatient care. For most routine and specialty scheduling the practical starting point is the appointment line, “Call Today to Make an Appointment 254-865-2166,” and the hospital’s address is 1507 West Main Street, Gatesville, Texas 76528 with main line (254) 865-8251. As Coryell Health describes it, the goal is continuous improvement: “Every day we have to be better than we were the day before.”