Learn about some of the many services we offer at Sabine County Hospital to care for our community.
The Emergency Department at Sabine County Hospital is a Level IV Trauma Center, recognized by the State of Texas. We're open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Our medical providers and nurses are trained to treat everything from minor injuries to major, life-threatening emergencies.
Our Radiology Department offers x-ray, CT scanning, and ultrasound for both inpatients and outpatients. A licensed radiologic technologist performs every exam.
Our Physical Therapy Department helps inpatients and outpatients recover from orthopedic and neurological conditions. We also help patients relearn to walk safely and manage balance or mobility problems after an injury, stroke, or amputation.
Toledo Bend Family Medicine is a federally designated Rural Health Clinic devoted to keeping the whole family healthy.
Our Swing Bed Program is for Medicare patients who’ve been discharged from Sabine County Hospital or another hospital after an illness, injury, or surgery. If you still need time and physical therapy to heal before going home, we can help.
Sabine County Hospital is Healthcare you can trust.
Meet our Hospital Leadership
Kaylee McDaniel serves as Hospital Administrator, overseeing interdepartmental operations and guiding strategic initiatives in alignment with the organization’s mission. A lifelong resident of Hemphill, she is a graduate of Hemphill High School and earned her Associate of Science in Nursing from Panola College, followed by a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from The University of Texas at Tyler.
Kaylee is committed to compassionate leadership, operational excellence, and the continuous advancement of quality patient care. Through collaborative leadership and a patient-centered approach, she strives to strengthen the hospital’s impact and enhance the health and well-being of the community it serves.
Brian Corley serves as Chief Nursing Officer, providing strategic leadership for nursing services and clinical operations. He is recognized for his collaborative leadership style and steadfast commitment to patient advocacy, ensuring that every individual receives the same high standard of care he would expect for his own family.
A graduate of Hemphill High School, Brian pursued his education at Allegany College of Maryland and Angelina College. He is dedicated to fostering a culture of teamwork, clinical excellence, and compassionate care throughout the organization.
Deborah Arndt serves as Laboratory Manager and Medical Laboratory Technician, overseeing all aspects of laboratory operations. Her responsibilities include staff management, regulatory and safety compliance, equipment maintenance, coordination of laboratory initiatives, and ensuring efficient day-to-day operations.
Danielle Price serves as Business Office Manager, overseeing revenue cycle operations and financial processes that support the hospital’s long-term sustainability. Through strategic financial management and operational oversight, she plays a key role in strengthening the facility’s financial health and ensuring continued service to the community.
Bethani Ebarb serves as Clinic Office Manager, overseeing the daily operations of Toledo Bend Family Medicine and West Sabine Community Clinic. She is responsible for managing patient financial accounts, ensuring the accuracy and completeness of medical records, and maintaining efficient office workflows.
Casey Clark serves as Support Services Director, overseeing all facility operations, including Information Technology, Safety, Security, Maintenance, Environmental Services, and Dietary. He is responsible for ensuring a safe, secure, and fully functional environment for staff, patients, and visitors.
Stacey Ebarb serves as Health Information Director, overseeing the management, integrity, and security of protected health information. She ensures compliance with all applicable regulations while collaborating with clinical and administrative departments to support organizational goals and operational excellence. In addition, she coordinates credentialing processes for medical providers to maintain regulatory compliance and quality standards.
Odie Leviness serves as Pharmacy Coordinator, overseeing the daily operations of the Pharmacy Department and managing Accounts Payable functions. She ensures efficient workflow, regulatory compliance, and accurate financial processing to support safe and effective pharmacy services.
Logan Maxey serves as Director of Radiology and QAPI Coordinator, overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Radiology Department ensuring a safe, efficient, and patient-centered imaging experience. He also supports the hospital’s Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement (QAPI) initiatives, promoting continuous improvement and regulatory compliance across the organization.
Michelle Butler serves as Human Resource Specialist supporting both the organization and its employees across all stages of the employee lifecycle, including recruitment, performance management, compensation, benefits, payroll, and employee relations. With a strong commitment to fostering a safe, inclusive, and welcoming workplace, HR plays a key role in building a positive and productive work environment.
Kelli Noble serves as Materials Management Coordinator and Administrative Assistant for Sabine County Hospital. She manages the procurement and distribution of medical supplies across all hospital departments. Kelli also serves as a patient advocate, ensuring that patients feel heard and fully informed about billing, treatment plans, and ongoing care.
