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Ozarks Community Hospital in Gravette overhauls emergency care
Ozarks Community Hospital in Gravette is hosting a town hall meeting tomorrow morning to welcome new emergency room physicians. The 11 a.m. meeting will feature complimentary food and refreshments and a chance to meet with Dr. Andy Wilson, the president of ACPHealth. I spoke with Wilson yesterday over Zoom. He says this is a great opportunity to learn about some changes at the hospital.
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Community Clinic CEO talks rural health access, expansion
With access to care being a primary mission of many health providers statewide, the role of community health workers (CHW) is becoming more important, according to Judd Semingson, CEO of Springdale-based Community Clinic. He said CHWs serve as a vital bridge between patients and health care and other services available...
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Beyond Wellness opens in Rogers
Health services company Beyond Wellness recently opened its first Northwest Arkansas location in Rogers. It’s the company’s fourth Arkansas clinic. The new clinic at 4100 W. Oak St. is in a remodeled 4,287-square-foot building. An investment amount was not disclosed. CEO and co-owner Ashley Huneycutt said, “This was...
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Axios Live: How health care providers can reach patients in an era of mistrust
BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Getting past the "noise" of online sources, giving accessible medical information and encouraging questions will help earn patients' loyalty, local health leaders said at an Axios event. Why it matters: Trust in the health care system is wavering as patients increasingly turn to the internet , from AI chatbots to social media, for health information. Axios' Alex Golden and Caitlin Owens spoke with UAMS Institute for Community Health Innovation director Pearl McElfish and Community Clinic president and CEO Judd Semingson. The Oct. 7 event was sponsored by Bayer. What they're saying: "I'm looking for technology to enhance the science of medicine so that I can lean into the art of medicine," Semingson said about AI's potential to support patient care. Providers are seeing more patients getting information from online sources, he said, creating a need to help them make sense of multiple information streams. "As we look at patients entering into our doors, how do we help them translate through some of that noise?" McElfish emphasized making medical information more accessible and addressing patients' questions without being dismissive. "I think one of the biggest things we get wrong, and why that mistrust is there, is that we
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Deep Roots Chiropractic Health Center Expands Reach Across NWA Communities
Deep Roots Chiropractic Health Center, the chiropractic clinic Bentonville families have turned to for neurologically based care, has expanded the reach of its practice to serve patients across a wider stretch of Northwest Arkansas. BENTONVILLE, Ark. - October 8, 2026 - Deep Roots Chiropractic Health Center, the chiropractic clinic Bentonville...
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Washington Regional Total Joint Center Advances Hip and Knee Replacement Care
For patients living with severe hip or knee pain, joint replacement can offer a path back to greater mobility and independence. At Washington Regional Medical Center, the Total Joint Center provides both conventional and robotic-assisted hip and knee replacement surgeries, performing hundreds of procedures each year. Dr. Jonathan Creech, an...
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Willow Creek Medical Center hosts superhero-themed NICU Reunion
Former neonatal intensive care unit patients gathered Sunday at Freeman Health System's Willow Creek Medical Center for a superhero-themed NICU Reunion, giving families an opportunity to reconnect with members of the medical team and celebrate how far their children have come.
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Heartland Whole Health Launches ‘Blueprint for Rural Healthcare Transformation’
Bentonville’s Heartland Whole Health Institute has launched Heartland Whole Health Connect, which it calls a pioneering initiative designed to create a replicable, nationwide blueprint for rural healthcare transformation. Connecting six regional healthcare organizations, it is supported by $8.4 million in first-year funding through Arkansas’ Rural Health Transformation Program, a...
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UAMS Opens Multiple Sclerosis Clinic in Fayetteville
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences recently cut the ribbon on the UAMS Health MS Clinic at its Northwest Regional Campus in Fayetteville. “UAMS is committed to expanding specialized care throughout the state, and with the opening of the new multiple sclerosis clinic, people in Northwest Arkansas living with MS can now receive treatment from neurologists who specialize in that disease — without leaving the region,” said UAMS Chancellor C. Lowry Barnes, M.D.