2017 Medical Directory

2017 | 2018

Arkansas

River

Valley

A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO PHYSICIANS AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS SERVING THE ARKANSAS RIVER VALLEY

Find your provider by: Specialty or Treatment Hospital or Clinic Physician’s Name

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CONTENTS Specialty............................................ Page Alcohol & Drug Treatment............................10 Allergy & Immunology...................................10 Anesthesiology ................................................10 Audiology............................................................10 Cardiology...........................................................10 Cardiothoracic Surgery..................................10 Chiropractic........................................................10 Counseling & Mental Health........................10 Dentistry..............................................................12 Dermatology......................................................13 Developmental Disability Prog....................13 Developmental Preschool.............................13 Diabetes Education.........................................13 Disability Services............................................13 Diagnostic Imaging.........................................13 Drug Testing.......................................................13 Ear, Nose & Throat Specialists.......................14 Foot Care Products..........................................14 Gastroenterology.............................................14 General and Family Practice.........................14 General Surgery................................................18 Hearing Specialists...........................................18 Hematology/Oncology..................................18

Home Care..........................................................18 Home Health......................................................19 Hospice Care .....................................................19 Hyperbaric Wound Care.................................19 Imaging — MRI ................................................19 Internal Medicine ............................................19 Lactation Consultant ......................................20 Long-Term Care ................................................20 Massage Therapy .............................................20 Medical Centers/Clinics..................................20 Medical Equipment & Supplies ..................22 Mental Health ...................................................22 Nephrology.........................................................22 Neuro-Radiology .............................................22 Neurology ..........................................................23 Nursing Homes.................................................23 Obstetrics/Gynecology .................................23 Occupational & Environmental Med.........24 Occupational Therapy ...................................24 Oncology/Cancer Therapy ...........................33 Oncology/Radiation........................................33 Ophthalmology ................................................33 Optometry .........................................................33 Oral/Maxilliofacial Surgery............................33 Orthodontics......................................................33

Orthopaedics/Sports Med. & Surgery.......33 Pathology ...........................................................33 Pediatric Medicine ..........................................34 Pediatric Dentistry ..........................................34 Pharmacies ........................................................34 Physical Therapy ..............................................35 Plastic Surgery ..................................................38 Podiatry................................................................38 Pregnancy Counseling ..................................38 Psychiatry ...........................................................38 Prosthetics/Orthotics......................................38 Pulmonary...........................................................40 Radiology ...........................................................40 Rehabilitation Serv. & Hospitals .................40 Retirement & Assisted Living.......................40 Senior Activity Centers ..................................40 Seniors..................................................................42 Sleep Centers ....................................................42 Special Needs.....................................................42 Speech Therapy.................................................42 Surgery.................................................................42 Urology ...............................................................42 Wellness ..............................................................43 Wound Care .......................................................43

The Arkansas River Valley Medical Directory and Physicians Guide 2017 is published by Russellville Newspapers Inc., 201 E. Second St., Russellville, AR 72801. The contents herein are copyrighted and may not be reproduced without expressed written consent from the publisher. The Medical Directory shall not be liable for failure to publish an advertisement or for typographical errors in publication. Publisher reserves the right to refuse any advertising for any reason and to alter advertising copy or graphics deemed unacceptable for publication. The Medical Directory is readily available at The Courier.

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20 17 | 20 18 Arkansas

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LTH CAR E TO PHY SICI ANS AND HEA A COM PRE HEN SIVE GUI DE ARK ANS AS RIV ER VAL LEY THE ING SERV ERS VID PRO

Find your provider by:

Specialty or Treatment Hospital or Clinic Physician’s Name

About This Guide

The Courier does not endorse any inclusions in the Arkansas River Valley Medical Directory and Physicians Guide 2017. Every attempt was made to ensure accuracy of listings; however, no guarantees are expressed or implied.

Information appears as submitted either by the listed party or as gathered by our staff. All information listed is for reference only, and all addresses included herein are assumed to be located in the city of Russellville unless otherwise noted. Additionally, all telephone numbers ring within Arkansas’ 479 area code unless otherwise noted.

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Listings ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT Freedom House

400 Lake Front Drive (479) 968-7086

ALLERGY/ IMMUNOLOGY Clarksville Medical Group 601 McKennon Clarksville, AR (479) 754-8384

ANESTHESIOLOGY Arkansas Valley Anesthesia Associates Stan E. Gately, M.D. V.R. Massey, M.D. Thomas C. Williams, M.D. Michael Gund, CRNA Stephanie Long, CRNA Regina Prince, CRNA (479) 964-9358

AUDIOLOGY Hearing Life

Loni Briley, Au.D. 2101 E. Parkway (479) 967-7538 fax (479) 968-9077 www.hearinglife.com

Russellville Hearing Clinic Charles Palmer, Au.D. 200 N. Quanah Ave. (479) 968-7250 www.russellvillehearing.com Sound Advice Hearing Doctors

CARDIOLOGY Cardiology Associates of North Central Arkansas 2205 W. Main Street (479) 968-4311 fax 968-4399 cardiologynca.com

Dr. Lynn J. Davis, M.D. 415 North University Little Rock, AR 72205 (501) 664-6841 fax (501) 664-0296 www.CHIStVincent.com

Patrick J. Flaherty III, D.O.

Arkansas Heart Hospital Clinic Lisa Ivy, A.P.N. Patrick Stage, A.P.N. 1512 W. Main St. (479) 967-0690 www.arheart.com

Prabhat Hebbar, M.D.

St. Vincent Heart Clinic of Arkansas 2504 W. Main St., Suite A (479) 964-3278; fax 964-0013

D. Andrew Henry, M.D.

Arkansas Heart Hospital Clinic Lisa Ivy, A.P.N. Patrick Stage, A.P.N. 1512 W. Main St. (479) 967-0690 www.arheart.com

Dr. Andrew G. Kumpuris, M.D.

415 North University Little Rock, AR 72205 (501) 664-6841 fax (501) 664-0296 www.CHIStVincent.com

Carl John Leding, M.D.

Dr. Rachel Horne, Au.D., Doctor of Audiology 2210 W. Main Street (479) 890-4327; fax 498-2742 rhorne@soundadvicehearing.com

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Arkansas Heart Hospital Clinic Lisa Ivy, A.P.N. Patrick Stage, A.P.N. 1512 W. Main St. (479) 967-0690 www.arheart.com

Donald F. Meacham, M.D. St. Vincent Heart Clinic of Arkansas 2504 W. Main St., Suite A (479) 964-3278 fax 964-0013

Peripheal Vascular Clinic Arkansas Heart Hospital Clinic 1512 W. Main St. (479) 967-0690

Notto Chiropractic Health Center

Sastry Prayaga, M.D.

Cardiology Associates of North Central Arkansas 2205 W. Main St. (479) 968-4311 cardiologynca.com

Shuja Rasool, M.D.

Cardiology Associates of North Central Arkansas 2205 W. Main St. (479) 968-4311 cardiologynca.com

Dai-Yuan Wang, M.D.

Cardiology Associates of North Central Arkansas 2205 W. Main St. (479) 968-4311 cardiologynca.com

CARDIOLOGY ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY & GENERAL CARDIOLOGY Prabhac Hbbar, M.D.

St. Vincent Heart Clinic of Arkansas 2504 W. Main St., Suite A (479) 964-3278; fax 964-0013

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery of Conway

Leonard Notto, D.C. 619 E. Parkway (479) 858-7176

Snider Family Chiropractic 1012 Poplar Street, Clarksville (479) 754-9550

Taylor Chiropractic Clinic James H. Taylor, D.C., P.A. 915 W. Main St., Suite A (479) 968-1794

Underhill Family Chiropractic

David Underhill, D.C. 2803 W. Main St.; 967-4030

COUNSELING/ MENTAL HEALTH Mark Coffman, LPC, LADAC Professional Counseling Services, P.A. 310 N. Boston Place, Suite 4 (479) 567-5524

Jon V. Lundquist, LCSW, PA

Dennis Woodhall, M.D. 525 Western Ave., Suite 302 Conway (501) 328-5515

127 E. Second Street (479) 968-3605

CHIROPRACTIC

Licensed Professional Counselor 500 W. Main St., Suite 304 heathermcconnell@yahoo.com www.heathermcconnell-lpc.com

Archway Chiropractic Clinic Terry Kerbs, D.C. 1130 S. Rogers, Clarksville (479) 754-2500

Arkansas Valley Chiropractic Clinic

Russell W. Pearson, D.C. 1386 St. Hwy. 22 West (479) 229-2553; Boston Plaza, Danville (479) 495-7900

Heather R. McConnell,M.A.

Jeffrey Phillips, LPC

Riverfront Professional Counseling Pamela Woodson, Licensed Clinical Social Worker 116 South Front St. (479) 747-0137; fax 866-596-4582 pimk@suddenlink.com

When you arrive at Johnson County Health and Rehab, you will be struck by our beautiful facility. It combines modern convenience with the comfort of home, allowing patients and residents to experience care in a peaceful environment. Our facility features an open floor plan and large windows, giving it a spacious, cheerful feel.

We are a long-term care skilled nursing facility offering long term care, respite care, and hospice. We also offer short-term rehabilitation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy to maximize the personal and individual goals of our patients. For optimum comfort, we offer both private and semi private accommodations.

2017 Deficiency Free Annual State Survey At Johnson County Health and Rehab, the comfort of our residents is our top priority.

The amenities listed below allow us to ensure that comfort while providing exceptional nursing care.

• State of the art Rehabilitation Gym • Semi-Private rooms with a dividing wall, access to • Private Speech Therapy Room a window, and heating and air unit • 24/7 Physician Services • Free Wireless Internet • 24-hour Nursing Services by specialized staff • Private rooms • Treatment Nurse • Superior dining experience • Specialized Occupational Therapy • Flat Screen TV’s with Direct TV • Return to Home Training Area • Private Telephone Hookups • Beauty Salon Services • Short term rehabilitation • Daily housekeeping and laundry services • Outside covered patio area in courtyard • Long Term Care including Respite and Hospice When you arrive at Johnson County Health and Rehab, you will be struck by our beautiful facility. It combines modern convenience with the comfort of home, allowing patients and residents to experience care in a peaceful environment.

Our facility features an open floor plan and large windows, giving it a spacious, cheerful feel.

We are a long-term care skilled nursing facility offering long term care, respite care, and hospice. We also offer short-term rehabilitation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy to maximize the personal and individual goals of our patients. For optimum comfort, we offer both private and semi private accommodations.

1451 East Poplar Street Clarksville, AR 72830 479-754-2052 www.johnsoncountyhr.com

Becky Taylor, LCSW 116 Front St. Dardanelle, AR (479) 647-9728 Fax (866) 389-8845

Bonds Dentistry

Curtis Hagerty, D.D.S. 2203 E. Parkway Drive (479) 967-2841

Ark. River Valley Dentistry

Ashcraft and Morgan Dental Clinic, P.A.

Richard L. Morgan, D.D.S., P.A. Douglas Ashcraft, D.D.S., P.A. 1700-02 W. C Place (479) 968-6305 (479) 968-1470

Atkins Dental Clinic

Roy L. Bratton, D.D.S. Aaron L. Bratton, D.D.S. 406 N. Church St., Atkins (479) 641-1081

Kent Bartlett, D.D.S. 150 S. Tulsa Ave. (479) 968-2100

200 N. Phoenix Ave. (479) 968-1655

Hagerty Family Dental

DENTISTRY Stephen Fisher, D.D.S. James R. Cook, D.D.S. Lauren Nichols, D.D.S. 1101 Poplar, Clarksville (479) 754-3357

Douglas A. Griffin, D.D.S.

J. Dustin Bonds, D.D.S 1919 W. Main St. (479) 880-2311 Fax (479) 880-2281 www.facebook.com/ bondsdentistry

Michael Cooper, D.D.S., P.A. 110 S. Inglewood Ave. (479) 968-4477

Dalton Family Dentistry Michael Dalton, D.D.S. 3105 W. Main St. (479) 968-1001

Dardanelle Family Dentistry Scott C. George, D.D.S. Katie Crow, D.D.S. State Highway 22 West, Dardanelle (479) 229-3891

Lance A. Lawrence, D.D.S. 1501 West C St. (479) 967-7000

McCormick Family Dentistry

Mark D. Helms, D.D.S., P.A. 2621 W. Main St., Suite 2 (479) 968-4068

Brandi Hodge, D.D.S. 800 West B St. (479) 968-7314

Michael D. McCormick D.D.S. William M. McCormick D.D.S. 2320 State Highway 7 North Dardanelle (479) 229-3150 www.mccormick-dentistry.com

Marc Muncy, D.D.S.

Drs. Johnston, Richardson and Cloud P.L.L.C.

Michael B. Johnston, D.D.S., M.S.; Bryant Richardson, D.D.S., Corey Cloud, D.D.S. 1610 W. C Place (479) 968-8338

Russellville Family Dentistry

Michael G. Kitchens, D.D.S. 104 N. Utah (479) 968-1706 www.russellvillefamilydentistry.com

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307 E. Main, Clarksville (479) 754-8818

My Dentist

Benetta F. Whitfield, D.D.S. 230 N. Elmira Ave. (479) 280-1920; fax 567-5461 www.mydentist.com

Parkes Dental Clinic

Robert S. Parkes, D.M.D. 7050 SR 7 North, Dover 967-8603

City Mall Russellville 479.968.7827

Reduce kids’ risk of getting colds School-aged kids who catch colds or the flu from their classmates can quickly spread those colds to their family members, who then might spread the colds further when they go to work.

Preventing the spread of colds and flu at school is a team effort that requires the assistance of not just parents, but also teachers and students.

Still, parents might be the first line of defense when it comes to preventing the spread of cold and flu at school.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 38 million school days are lost to the flu each year. Those lost days can affect students who miss lesson plans, but also affect parents, who often must take days off from work to tend to their sick children.

While there’s no way for parents to guarantee their children won’t catch a cold or the flu this school year, they can take various preventive measures to increase kids’ chances of staying healthy and achieving perfect attendance.

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u Make sure kids are immunized and that their immunizations are current. Vaccinations bolster kids immune systems. That’s important, as kids’ immune systems are naturally less mature than adults’, making them more vulnerable to germs and viruses. The CDC recommends that adults and children receive their flu vaccinations in October while noting that such vaccinations can be administered as late as January and still prove effective. The CDC also recommends that adults and children receive flu vaccinations each year. Additional vaccinations may not need to be administered as often, but parents should still ensure kids’ are up-to-date with their shots. u Make sure kids regularly wash their hands.

Kids often catch colds by rubbing their hands that have been exposed to cold virus germs on their noses or eyes. To prevent that, parents can teach kids to wash to their hands thoroughly, including scrubbing the backs of their hands, between their fingers and around their

fingernails. Kids should know to wash their hands regularly, but especially after they use the bathroom and before they eat, drink or touch their mouths, noses or eyes. u Keep kids home when they are sick. Parents don’t want their children to miss school, but kids who are suffering from colds or flu should be kept home. This prevents the spread of colds and flu to classmates and teachers, and time to rest at home may help youngsters recover more quickly.

Parkway Dental

Don Simmons, D.D.S. Dale Brooks, D.D.S. 402 E. Parkway Drive 890-6174; (877) 96-TOOTH

John F. Rommel, D.D.S. 1204 S. Rogers, Clarksville (479) 754-6424

Timothy Ward, D.M.D.

214 W. Modesto Ave. 964-0019 1619 W. Main, Suite A, Clarksville: (479) 754-2042

DERMATOLOGY Arkansas Dermatology Center William J. Helms, M.D. 2210 W. Main St. (479) 968-8940

Conway Dermatology Clinic

Tom Hudson III, M.D. 9 Medical Lane, Conway (501) 327-8480

Angela R. Styles, M.D.

201 S. Rogers, Clarksville (479) 754-4333; (888) 854-4333

DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY PROGRAMS Friendship Community Care

920 University Drive (479) 967-2322 ; fax (479) 967-2876 fccare.org

DEVELOPMENTAL PRESCHOOL Friendship Pediatric Services

1301 Russell Road (479) 967-2316; fax (479) 967-2876 fccare.org

Pediatrics Plus

301 North Sidney Ave. (479) 890-5494; fax 967-0069 russellville@pediatricsplus.com www.pediatricsplus.com

DIABETES EDUCATION Conway Regional Diabetes Education Program 2302 College Ave., Conway (501) 513-5248 diabetes@conwayregional.org

Saint Mary’s Outpatient Therapy Center

809 W. Main Street (479) 968-3733; fax 967-9761

NEWTON’S PHARMACY

DISABILITY SERVICES Friendship Regional Pediatrics Therapies Clinic 1301 Russell Road (479) 967-2316 fax (479) 967-3639 fccare.org

Friendship Community Care

920 University Drive (479) 967-2322 fax (479) 967-2876 fccare.org

Saint Mary’s Outpatient Therapy Center 809 W. Main Street (479) 968-3733 fax 967-9761

DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING Conway Regional Imaging Center 555 Club Lane, Conway (501) 932-5777 conwayregional.org

• Front Door Parking & Convenient Drive Through • Medicare Provider for Diabetic & Ostomy Supplies (We Accept Assignment)

Pope County Imaging MRI 3127 W. Second Court, Suite A (479) 498-6360; fax 498-6364

Saint Mary’s Regional Diagnostic Imaging 1808 W. Main Street (479) 967-0740

DRUG TESTING Arkansas Occupational Health Cinic

Gary L. Moffit, M.D. Greg Loyd, M.D. 3127 W. 2nd Ct, Suite B (479) 219-5190; fax 219-5191

River Valley Drug Testing & Supplies

310 N. Boston Place, Suite 1 Russellville, AR 72801 (479) 435-7220; fax 435-7189 rivervalleydrugtesting.com

River Valley Occupational Health Kellye Morgan, C.E.O. 821 W. Second Court (479) 890-7945

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479-968-1157 715 West Main, Russellville Mon-Fri 8:30am-6:30pm, Sat 9am-1pm

EAR, NOSE AND THROAT SPECIALISTS

GENERAL/FAMILY PRACTICE

Central Arkansas ENT Clinic

Lauren Adkison, A.P. R.N.

Collie Shaw, M.D. Ralph Marrero, M.D. 2200 Ada Ave., Suite 202, Conway (501) 327-3929

River Valley Ear, Nose and Throat Clinic

Stephen M. Killingsworth, M.D.; Ezechiel Nehus, M.D. 200 N. Quanah Ave. (479) 890-0368

FOOT CARE PRODUCTS Pam’s Shoes and Pedorthics Pam Cook, C. Ped. Rick Cook, C. Ped. 805 E. Main St. (479) 890-5933

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GASTROENTEROLOGY Russellville Gastroenterology Clinic, P.A.

Ronald L. White, M.D. 1611 W. Main St. (479) 890-5881

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-2467 millardhenry.com

Edward Lucas Andrada, M.D. Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-2467 millardhenry.com

Michelle J. Banning, M.D.

Jeffrey Bosold, A.P.R.N.

Barron Family Practice

Suzette Boyd, A.P.N.

Tippin Family Medicine 804 Dan Ark Circle, Danville (479) 495-7300 William G. Barron, M.D. 1600 W. C Place 967-7717

Christa Bartlett, P.P.C.

Monfee Medical Clinic 3812 W. Main St. (479) 968-1245

Saint Mary’s Regional Health System (479) 964-2696

James M. Carter, M.D.

Kirkland Family Medical Center 1652 State Hwy. 22W, Dardanelle (479) 229-8000

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

A. Dale Barton, M.D.

Cristina Clark, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

William Berry, M.D.

Janet Corbett, D.O.

Laura Bailey, A.P.N

Linda Blasingame, A.P.R.N.

Michelle Ang, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-2467 millardhenry.com

Sarah Azami, A.P.N.

Emergency Medicine Saint Mary’s Regional Health System (479) 964-2696

Millard-Henry Clinic 8970 Market St., Dover (479) 331-3880 millardhenry.com Chambers Clinic 719 Detroit, Danville (479) 495-6270

Family Practices Assoc. of Clarksville, P.A. 23 Professional Park Dr., Clarksville (479) 754-4721 or 1-800-552-4721

Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7125 millardhenry.com Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Dr. (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7125 millardhenry.com

Cindy Day, A.P.R.N.

Plainview Medical Clinic 102 N. Garfield Ave., Plainview (479) 272-4236

Kirkland Family Medical Center Allan Kirkland, MD Sam Hernandez, APN Stacy Greer, APN Christa Bartlett, PA-C Concetta Whitley Martin, PA-C Regina Moore, APN

Clinic Hours

Monday-Friday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm 479-229-8000 appointments@kirklandfamilymedical.com

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Joe Dunaway, D.O.

Family Practices Assoc. of Clarksville, P.A. 23 Professional Park Dr., Clarksville (479) 754-4721 or 1-800-552-4721

Carey Ellis, A.P.R.N.

Millard Henry Clinic 106 N. Church St., Atkins (479) 641-2255; fax 641-1889 millardhenry.com

Stacey Greer, A.P.N.

Kirkland Family Medical Center 1652 State Hwy. 22 W, Dardanelle (479) 229-8000

Sallie Hampton, A.P.N.

Russellville Family Clinic 108 Skyline Dr. (479) 968-7170; fax 967-1539

Nathan Henderson, M.D. Millard-Henry Clinic, Dover 8970 Market St., Dover (479) 331-3880

Samnieng Hernandez, M.D.

Kirkland Family Medical Center 1652 State Hwy. 22 W, Dardanelle, (479) 229-8000

Joe Hebert, MSN,A.P.R.N.

Jerry Hodges, M.D.

Saint Mary’s Regional Health System (479) 964-2696

Keith A. Ison, M.D. Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

Timothy S. Johnson, M.D. Millard-Henry Clinic 1601 N. Church, Atkins (479) 641-2255, fax 641-1889 millardhenry.com

Breckenn Findley, A.P.N.

Millard-Henry Clinic 106 N. Church, Atkins (479) 641-2255; fax 641-1889 millardhenry.com

Kara Hilburn, P.A.

Diane France, Brad Tilley

Charles “Woody” Jones Jr., M.D.

France-Tilley Family Medicine 495 Hogan Lane, Conway (501) 327-1150

Jones Family Clinic 1660 W. C Place (479) 567-5517; fax 567-5591

William H. Freeman, M.D.

Tim Kay, M.D.

3025 Fountain Dr., Suite 200 Conway, (501) 327-0110

Maribeth Gamble, A.P.N. Millard-Henry Clinic 1601 N. Church St., Atkins 641-2255; fax 641-1889 millardhenry.com

River Valley Medical Center Outpatient Clinic 200 N. Third Street Dardanelle (479) 229-6191; fax (479) 229-6194

River Valley Medical Center Outpatient Clinic 200 N. Third St., Dardanelle (479) 229-6191; fax (479) 229-6194

Chambers Clinic 719 Detroit, Danville (479) 495-6270

Allan Kirkland, M.D.

Kirkland Family Medical Center 1652 State Hwy. 22 W Dardanelle, (479) 229-8000

Russellville Eye Clinic, P.A.

Committed to the River Valley’s Eye Health Since 1955 • No-Stitch No-Shot No-Patch Cataract Surgery Most Technologically Advanced Lens Implants • Laser Surgery - Diabetic & Glaucoma Laser Treatment; Eye Lid Surgery; Botox & Collagen Fillers OCT Laser Scanning Instrument user for detection of Glaucoma & Retinal Disease • Comprehensive Eye Examinations, Glasses & Contact Lenses, Optical Shop featuring quality frames

Award Winning 6 Years in a Row! 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, & 2016

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Reader’s ChoiceAwards 2016

“We are proud to offer our patients the best medical and surgical eye care available.”

-Dr. David Murphy OPHTHALMOLOGY (Eye M.D.s) Your “Eye Care” Specialist

David S. Murphy, M.D.* • Frank M. Lawrence, M.D.* John N. Gillespie, M.D.* * Certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology

1700 West B Street, Russellville, AR 72801

479-968-7302

Scott Kuykendall, M.D. Family Practices Associates of Clarksville, P.A. 23 Professional Park Dr. Clarksville (479) 754-4721 or 1-800-552-4721

Ben J. Kriesel, M.D.

Concetta Whitley Martin, P.A.-C.

Kirkland Family Medical Center 1652 St. Hwy. 22W Dardanelle (479) 229-8000

Damon Martin, M.D. Martin Medical Clinic 112 W. Fourche St., Ola (479) 489-5801

Chad Masters, M.D. Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-2467 millardhenry.com Russellville Family Clinic 108 Skyline Drive (479) 968-7170; fax 967-1539

Keith M. Lipsmeyer, M.D. 1711 East Harding Dr., Morrilton (501) 354-4637 fax (501) 354-2248 www.CHIStVincent.com

John McAuley, M.D.

Family Practices Associates of Clarksville, P.A. 23 Professtional Pard Dr. Clarksville (479) 754-4721 or 1-800-552-4721

Terri McKown, A.P.R.N. Monfee Medical Clinic 3812 W. Main St. (479) 968-1245

Regina Moore, A.P.N.

Kirkland Family Medical Center 1652 St. Hwy. 22W, Dardanelle (479) 229-8000

Mary Annette Pugh, M.D.

Dr. Andrew Monfee Monfee Medical Clinic 3812 W. Main St. (479) 968-1245

Dr. James Nolen, M.D.

1711 East Harding Dr., Morrilton (501) 354-4637 fax (501) 354-2248 www.CHIStVincent.com

Randy Osborn, A.P.R.N.

River Valley Medical Center 200 N. Third St., Dardanelle (479) 229-6191; fax 229-6175

Fauzia Qadir, M.D.

Chambers Clinic 719 Detroit, Danville (479) 495-6270

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

Matthew Patoka, M.D.

Ashley Rhinehart, A.P.R.N.

Patty Pettway, D.O.

Karl Sandberg, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 8970 S. Market St., Dover (479) 331-3880; fax 331-3788 millardhenry.com Western Yell Co. Medical Clinic 310 W. Broadway, Havana (479) 476-2827

Access Medical Clinic 1176 State Hwy. 22W, Suite B Dardanelle, AR (479) 229-3004 Scenic 7 Medical Clinic 402 S. Scenic 7, Ola (479) 489-5126

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS AND PREFERRED NETWORK PROVIDER OF

MICHAEL G KITCHENS, D.D.S.

104 North Utah • Russellville • 479-968-1706 www.russellvillefamilydentistry.com Page 16 u 2017 Medical Directory

William Scott, M.D.

Hailey Small, M.D.

Carol Townsend, A.P.N.

Pottsville Primary Care 5395 W. Ash St., Suite 2, Pottsville (479) 880-1118; fax 880-1120

Kelly Traylor, A.P.N.

River Valley Medical Center Outpatient Clinic 200 N. Third St., Dardanelle (479) 229-6191; fax (479) 229-6193

Dr. Brent Scroggins, M.D.

River Valley Medical Center Family Clinic 215 N. Fourth St., Dardanelle (479) 229-2827

Dan Steely, M.D.

Philip Tippin, M.D.

525 Western Ave., Ste 202 Conway (501) 513-5337

John Westwood, M.D.

Kenneth B. Turner, M.D.

Candace Welcher, A.P.R.N.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

Tippin Family Medicine 804 Dan Ark Circle, Danville (479) 495-7300

Plainview Medical Clinic 102 N. Garfield St., Plainview (479) 272-4236 Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

W.E. Buddy Williams, D.O.

Valley Health Services 1545 Hogan Lane, Conway (501) 513-1225; fax 513-1228

Stanley Teeter, M.D.

Plainview Medical Clinic 102 North Garfield Street, Plainview (479) 272-4236

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-2467 millardhenry.com

Garry Stewart, M.D.

1711 East Harding Dr., Morrilton (501) 354-4637 fax (501) 354-2248 www.CHIStVincent.com

Bonita Westwood, A.P.R.N.

Russellville Family Clinic 108 Skyline Drive (479) 968-7170; fax 967-1192

Bethany Walker, PA-C Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

Family Practices Associates of Clarksville, P.A. 23 Professtional Pard Dr., Clarksville (479) 754-4721 or 1-800-552-4721

Jeffrey K. Yates, D.O. Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; 890-2467 millardhenry.com

Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Serving the River Valley for 50 years.

• Long-term Care • Short-term Rehab • Activities • Social & Recreational Areas

• Cable TV • Highly Trained Staff • Offering Speech, Physical, & Occupational Therapy • Accepting Medicare, Medicaid, Insurance & Private Pay

215 S. Portland Ave., Russellville

479.968.5256 russellvillenr.com

Best of the Best

Reader’s ChoiceAwards 2016

Jeneen Wood, M.D.

Craig B. Mizes, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2433; fax 890-7180 millardhenry.com

Valentino Piacentino III, M.D. , Ph.D

Russellville Family Clinic 108 Skyline Drive (479) 968-7170; fax 968-7190

Jamie Zimmerman, A.P.R.N.

Saint Mary’s Regional Health System (479) 964-2696

GENERAL SURGERY Michael Bell, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2433; fax 890-7180 millardhenry.com

Johnson Regional Surgery Clinic

Stephen McElmurry, M.D. Surgeon Kate Gazenko, M.D. Surgeon 2 Medicine Drive, Clarksville (479) 754-6510

Millard Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2433

Thomas Tinnesz, M.D.

Chambers Memorial Hospital 719 Detroit, Danville (479) 495-6356

Yell County Health Unit 719 N. Fifth St., Dardanelle (479) 229-3509 fax (479) 229-2386

HEARING SPECIALISTS HearingLife USA

Loni Briley, Au.D. 2101 E. Parkway (479) 967-7538; fax 968-9077 www.hearinglife.com

Meadville Hearing Aids 1142 Rogers St., Clarksville 754-7710; (479) 754-7710

Miracle Ear

810 E. Harding St., Morrilton (501) 391-1209; fax 868-9615

HOME CARE AMCARE Senior Life Partners

Natural Hearing Centers

2600 E. Parkway Dr., Suite B (479) 967-2661

Russellville Hearing Clinic Charles Palmer, Au.D. 200 N. Quanah Ave.; 968-7250 www.russellvillehearing.com

Sound Advice Hearing Doctors

Dr. Rachel Horne, Au.D., Doctor of Audiology 2210 W. Main Street (479) 890-4327; fax 498-2742 rhorne@soundadvicehearing.com soundadvicehearing.com/ russellville

HEMATOLOGY/ ONCOLOGY CARTI Hematology/ Oncology Thomas Sneed, M.D. 1808 W. Main St. (479) 967-6565

914 W. B Street 880-1112; fax 880-1001 youramcare.com CHI St. Vincent Health At Home

211 Helicopter Lane Morrilton, AR (501) 354-6262; fax (877) 712-3331 www.chihealthathome.com

Chambers Memorial Hospital Home Health 719 Detroit, Danville (479) 495-6260

Clear Vision Begins With Healthy Eyes

Amy J.S. Daiber, OD Lori Boyd Canfield, OD

317 E. Parkway Russellville 967-6113

Two River Valley Locations, Est. 1993

204 N. Front St. Dardanelle 229-1467

Trinity Home Health of Arkansas

In-Home Personal Care

(one of our many services) Serving Seniors Since 1974 915 S. Arkansas Russellville, AR 72802 (479) 967-9300 800-467-2171

Friendship Home Care

1133 South Independence (479) 967-2560 homecare@fccare.org fccare.org

Johnson Regional Home Care

1100 East Poplar Street, Clarksville (479) 705-1505; fax 754-5385

Superior Senior Care 500 W. B St., Suite C (479) 858-6158; fax 880-1149 russellville@superiorseniorcare.com

1708 West C Place Russellville, AR 72801 (479) 968-4544; fax 964-5653 www.trinityhhar.com

HOME HEALTH Conway Emergency Alert System

2134 Robinson St., Conway (800) 473-1999

HOSPICE CARE Arkansas Hospice River Valley Home

Arkansas Hospice Russellville

555 Club Lane, Conway (501) 932-5777 conwayregional.org

INTERNAL MEDICINE 2405 E. Parkway, Suite 3 (479) 498-2050 fax (479) 498-2053 Toll Free 1-(888) 498-2050 arkansashospice.org contactus@arkansashopice.org

HYPERBARIC WOUND CARE Conway Regional Wound Healing Center 2200 Ada Ave., Suite 205, Conway (501) 450-2267 conwayregional.org

IMAGING — MRI 220 John Babish Lane (479) 964-4500; (888) 498-2050 fax (479) 498-2053 arkansashospice.org contactus@arkansashospice.org

Conway Regional Imaging Center

Pope County Imaging Open MRI 3127 W. Second Court, Suite A (479) 498-6360; fax 498-6364

Homer Kevin Beavers, M.D., FACP Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7194 millardhenry.com

Dennis Berner, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7194 millardhenry.com

Jonathan Brixey, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7194 millardhenry.com

Keith A. Ison, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7194 millardhenry.com

Dr. Justin Lieblong is a boardcertified ophthalmologist located in Little Rock, AR, providing surgical eye care in communities throughout the state. He is honored to return to Russellville, his hometown, to provide the most up-to-date and advanced surgical eye care.

Dr. Lieblong is thrilled to offer catBract surgery at the Central Arkansas Surgical Center and is able to utilize the most advanced cataract removal equipment in the state of Arkanasas.

Dr. Lieblong is available for cataract surgical evaluations at Lieblong Eye Clinic and can be scheduled by contacting your local loccal al eye e care provider prov ov vider for a referral.

123 N. Van Buren St. Little Rock , AR 72205

501-661-0450

2800 W. Main Russellvlle, Ar 72801

479-968-2020

MASSAGE THERAPY

Marshall Medical Clinic

Roxanne Marshall, M.D. 3 Medicine Drive, Clarksville (479) 754-6777

Derick Corbin, M.T.I.

LACTATION CONSULTANT

1701 S. Shackleford Road, Little Rock; (501) 219-7000 www.arheart.com

Arkansas Heart Hospital Clinic

Heather Shipley, B.S., I.B. C.L.C. Board Certified

Ease Massage Therapy 108 E. Main St. (479) 967-9684

MEDSPA VSpa MedSpa

In-Home Consultation (479) 222-0213

Mark Meyers, M.D. Sandy Kremp, R.N. 2300 W. Main St., Suite 8; 890-6773

LONG-TERM CARE Atkins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Arkansas Heart Hospital

Cindy Jayroe, administrator Mary Pugh, M.D, medical director 605 N.W. Seventh St., Atkins (479) 641-7100; fax 641-1285 www.atkinsnr.com

MEDICAL CENTERS/ CLINICS Access Medical Clinic

1176 State Hwy. 22W, Ste. B Dardanelle, AR (479) 229-3004

Patrick Flaherty, M.D. Andrew Henry, M.D. Carl Leding, M.D. Lisa Ivy, A.P.R.N. Patrick Stage, A.P.R.N. Dee White, D.N.P., A.P.R.N. 1512 W. Main St.; (479) 967-0690 www.arheart.com

Barron Family Practice Clinic

William G. Barron, M.D. 1600 W. C Place; (479) 967-7717

Cardiology Associates of North Central Arkansas 2205 W. Main Street 968-4311 fax 968-4399 cardiologynca.com

Chambers Memorial Hospital 719 Detroit, Danville (479) 495-2241

Clarksville Family Medical Center

Katie Dunkle, A.P.N. Stephanie Metcalf, A.P.N. Robert Noonan, M.D. 25 Professional Park Dr., Clarksville (479) 705-8181

Clarksville Medical Group

JaNell Burch, M.D. John Dunham, M.D. Jess Jordan, A.P.R.N. Sarah Woodruff, M.D. Susan Gately, A.P.R.N. 601 West McKennon, Clarksville (479) 754-8384, fax (479) 754-7141

Conway Medical Group C. Jarrett Lea, M.D. Stephen Long, M.D. Laura Massey, M.D. 437 Denison St., Conway (501) 327-1325

Conway Regional Neuroscience Center

Tim Freyaldenhoven, M.D. Keith Schluterman, M.D. 2200 Ada Ave., Suite 305, Conway (501) 932-0352 www.conwayregional.org

WAIT AT HOME. NOT IN THE ER.

Online check-in is here!

When you need non-life-threatening emergency care, Conway Regional now gives you the option to wait in the comfort of your own home. Visit ConwayRegional.org/ER to schedule an estimated treatment time.

One Team. One Promise.

Conway Regional Health System

2302 College Ave., Conway (501) 329-3831; (800) 245-3314 www.conwayregional.org

Conway Regional After Hours Clinic

Wm. Buddy Williams, D.O. 23 Professional Park Dr., Clarksville (479) 754-4721; (800) 552-4721

France-Tilley Family Medicine

495 Hogan Lane, Conway (501) 327-1150

Jeremiah King, D.O. 437 Denison St., Conway (501) 504-2330

Conway Regional Medical Clinic-Prince St. John Dobbs, M.D. 1 Medical Lane, Conway (501) 327-1325

Conway Regional Medical Clinic-Pottsville Leslie Ward, M.D. 5395 West Ash St., Suite 2 Pottsville (479) 880-1118 www.conwayregional.org

Family Practice Associates of Clarksville Linda Blasingame, A.P.R.N. Joseph Dunaway, D.O. Scott Kuykendall, M.D. John McAuley, M.D.

Greenbrier Family Medicine James Fulmer, M.D. 110 N. Broadview, Greenbrier (501) 679-3551

Greenbrier Family Practice Gary Bowman, M.D. Charles Clifton, M.D. 495 Broadview, Suite, Greenbrier (501) 679-4030; fax (501) 679-4037

Johnson Regional Medical Center

Brian Cotner, M.D. Darren Freeman, M.D. Christopher Knox, M.D. James Murdock, D.O. George Richison, M.D. 1100 E. Poplar, Clarksville (479) 754-5454

Kirkland Family Medical Center

Allan Kirkland, M.D. Samnieng Hernandez, A.P.N. Stacey Greer, A.P.N. Christa Bartlett, P.A.-C Concetta Whitley Martin, P.A.-C Regina Moore, A.P.N. 1652 State Highway 22 West, Dardanelle (479) 229-8000

Marshall Medical Clinic

Roxanne Marshall, M.D. 3 Medicine Drive, Clarksville (479) 754-6777

Millard-Henry Clinic

Maribeth Gambill, A.P.R.N. 1601 N. Church, Atkins 641-2255 8970 S. Market St., Dover (479) 331-3880 101 and 105 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

Monfee Medical Clinic

Andrew Monfee, M.D. Jeff Bosold, M.S.N., FNP-BC Melissa Darnell, MSN, FNP-BC Terri McKown, DNP, FNP-BC

Skip The Line & Order

ONLINE

Elizabeth Rehm, MS, RD/LD, CDE Jessica Carr, FNP-BC 3812 W. Main St. (479) 968-1245, fax 968-4137 monfeemedicalclinic.com

River Valley Christian Clinic

1714 State Hwy 22, Dardanelle (479) 229-2566, fax (479) 229-1021 (877) (479) 229-3450 www.rvchristianclinic.org

River Valley Medical Center 200 N. 3rd St., Dardanelle (479) 229-4677

www.rivervalleymedicalcenter.com

River Valley Medical Center Family Clinic

Hailey Small, M.D. Noma Keller, C.N.P. 215 N. Fourth St., Dardanelle (479) 229-2827

River Valley Medical Center Outpatient Clinic William Scott, M.D. Jerry Hodges, M.D. Mary Annette Pugh, M.D. Joe Hebert, MSN, A.P.N. 300 N. Third St., Dardanelle (479) 229-6191

City Mall 407 N. Arkansas Russellville, AR

Mon-Sat 10am - 9pm Sun 10am - 9pm

Stay safe when gardening in hot weather Gardening is widely considered as relaxing a hobby as it is rewarding.

Although gardening when temperatures are mild, such as in spring and fall, can be relaxing, gardening can be much more physically taxing and even dangerous when temperatures rise during the dog days of summer.

Gardens need tending even when temperatures outside are especially hot, so gardeners must take steps to protect their health when working in their gardens during the summer. u Stay hydrated. Staying hydrated by drinking plenty of water is something

gardeners must do to stay safe when gardening in summer.

Water carries heat away from internal organs, helping to prevent heat stroke along the way. Water takes heat through the bloodstream to the skin, resulting in sweat.

Gardeners who notice they are not sweating despite the heat should drink more water and even head indoors to cool down. In addition, the American Heart Association notes that keeping the body hydrated helps the heart pump blood more easily, making gardening less taxing on the heart on hot days.

u Take frequent breaks indoors or in shady areas.

Limit marathon gardening sessions to spring and fall when the weather permits.

When gardening in harsh summertime heat, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises gardeners to take frequent breaks. Head inside to air conditioned rooms, if necessary, or find shady areas to sit, relax and drink some water.

Sitting in the shade will give the body’s thermostat a chance to recover from exposure to extreme heat.

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Russellville Family Clinic, P.A.

Kenneth B. Turner, M.D. Ben Kriesel, M.D. Jeneen Wood, M.D. Sallie Hampton, A.P.N. Tammy Lusk, D.N.P 108 Skyline Drive (479) 968-7170

Saint Mary’s Regional Health System Radiologists: Ashley Burnham, M.D. Jeffrey Hale, M.D. Douglas Kerin, M.D. Eric Magill, M.D.

ER physicians: Robert Breving, M.D. Chester Carlson, D.O. Janet Curry, M.D. Angelique Fontenette, M.D. Kristin Martin, D.O. Brian Meyer, M.D. Nathan Nielson, M.D. Terry Peery, M.D. George Richison, M.D. David Schmidt, M.D. Jeffrey Spear, M.D. Clinton Turner, M.D. Miko Warner, D.O.

Hospital medicine: Angelo Cestero, M.D. James Crouch, M.D. Darren Freeman, M.D. Kim Graves, M.D. Ahmed Kuako, M.D. Stephen King, M.D. Agnes Kwo, M.D. Anliya Muhmood, M.D. Rex Porte, M.D. Sarah Robertson, M.D. Eiad Sabia, M.D. Shagufta Siddiqui, M.D. Joseph Zitterman, M.D. 1808 W. Main St. (479) 968-2841

Sherwood Urgent Care 106 Weir Road, Suite 4 (479) 567-5652

St. Vincent Heart Clinic of Arkansas Prabhat Hebbar, M.D. Andrew G. Kumpuris, M.D. Donald F. Meacham, M.D. 2504 W. Main St., Suite A (479) 964-3278; fax 964-0013

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Aerocare of Russellville Home Oxygen and Medical Supplies 1400 S. Knoxville Ave. 967-4511

American Homepatient 3801 W. Main St.; 968-6275 fax 880-8345 www.ahom.com

Pam’s Shoes and Pedorthics

Pam Cook, C. Ped. Rick Cook, C. Ped. 805 E. Main St. 890-5933 pamsshoes@suddenlinkmail.com

River Valley Drug Testing & Supplies, LLC

301 N. Boston Place, Suite 1 Russellville, AR (479) 435-7220; fax 435-7189 rivervalleydrugtesting.com

Russellville Medical Supply 2600 W. Main St. 967-5790

MENTAL HEALTH Phases Medical Health Unit

200 N. Third St., Dardanelle (479) 229-6105, fax 229-6155 www.rivervalleymedicalcenter.com

NEPHROLOGY Arkansas Renal Group 111 Skyline Drive (479) 498-4661

DaVita River Valley Dialysis

3121 W. 2nd Ct.; 1-800-424-6589 (479) 968-4687 fax (479) 968-2260

NEURO-RADIOLOGY Conway Regional Neuroscience Center

Tim Freyaldenhoven, M.D. Keith Schluterman, M.D. 2200 Ada Ave., Suite 305, Conway (501) 932-0352 www.conwayregional.org

Douglas S. Kerin, M.D.

Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center 1808 W. Main St.; 968-2841

Anthony C. Davis, MD Susan Avant, APRN New Patient Consults Nerve Conduction Velocity (NCV) Electromyography (EMG) Electroencephalography (EEG) Epilepsy • Parkinson’s Disease Stroke • Headache Multiple Sclerosis Dementia • Memory Loss Tremor • Neuropathy Myastenia Gravis

220 North Phoenix Avenue • Russellville, AR 72801 479-880-0101 • 479-880-0118 (fax) www.davisneurology.com Page 22 u 2017 Medical Directory

NEUROLOGY

NURSING HOMES

Anthony Davis, M.D.

Atkins Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Deerview Health Care & Rehab

State Highway 10 West, Ola (479) 489-5237

The Home Place

2004 N. Second St., Dardanelle (479) 229-4361

Johnson County Health and Rehab Davis Neurology 220 N. Phoenix Ave. (479) 880-0101; fax 880-0118 www.davisneurology.com

Susan Avent, A.P.R.N.

Davis Neurology 220 N. Phoenix Ave. (479) 880-0101; fax 880-0118

Tim Freyaldenhoven, M.D., Ph.D. 2200 Ada Ave. Suite 305 Conway (501) 932-0352

Cindy Jayroe, administrator Mary Pugh, M.D., medical director 605 N.W. Seventh St., Atkins (479) 641-7100; fax 641-1285 www.atkinsnr.com

Clarksville Convalescent Home 400 Oak Court Clarksville 1-866-870-8878

Dardanelle Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

2199 State Highway 7 North Dardanelle (479) 229-4884

Robin Lambert, administrator Dr. Sarah Woodruff, medical director 1451 E. Poplar St., Clarksville (479) 754-2052; fax 754-5745 johnsoncountyhr.com

Legacy Heights Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 900 W. 12th St.; 968-5858

Mitchell’s Nursing Home 501 W. 10th St., Danville (479) 495-2914

Russellville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Amber Strom, administrator Dr. Annette Pugh, medical director 215 S. Portland Ave. (479) 968-5256

Stella Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 400 N. Vancouver Ave. (479) 968-4141; fax 968-4146 stellamanornr.com

Young Homes Intermediate Care Facility for Intellectual Disabilities 910 N. Ithaca Avenue (479) 968-8995

OBSTETRICS/ GYNECOLOGY Jody Callaway, M.D., FACOG Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-7197; fax 890-7125 millardhenry.com

Lynn Callaway, A.P.R.N. Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2419 millardhenry.com

Suzanne Chatterjee, M.D. Millard-Henry Women’s Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2428 millardhenry.com

Developmental Delays ◆ Intellectual Disabilities ◆ Down Syndrome ◆ Autism ◆ Learning Disabilities ADD/ADHD ◆ Apraxia ◆ Feeding Disorders ◆ Speech/Language Disorders & Delays ◆ Hearing Impairments Supportive Employment ◆ Adult Day Services ◆ Transportation ◆ Residential ◆ PT/OT/ST ◆ Outpatient Therapies

Give us a call today (479) 967-2322 | www.fccare.org

Christina Clark, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7125 millardhenry.com

Clarksville Medical Group JaNell Burch, M.D. John Dunham, M.D. Sarah Woodruff, M.D. Susan Gately, A.P.N. Jess Jordan, A.P.R.N. 601 McKennon St., Clarksville (479) 754-8384 www.cmgclinic.com

Melissa Darnell, A.P.N.

Millard-Henry Women’s Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345 millardhenry.com

Michael W. Escue, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2426; fax 890-7125 millardhenry.com

Jennifer Harris, A.P.R.N. Millard-Henry Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2345 millardhenry.com

Johnson Regional Medical Women’s Center

Greg Loyd, M.D.

Quiniece Hurdle, M.D.-OB/GYN Pittman D. Moore, M.D., FACOG-Gynecologist 1100 E. Poplar St., Suite A, Clarksville (479) 754-5337; fax 754-5472 CWC@jrmc.com

Chambers Memorial Hospital Occupational Therapy Department Jan Cathey, OTR/L; Kathy Adams, MSOTR/L; Aspen Jones, COTA/L 719 Detroit, Danville (479) 495-6326

David G. Nelson, M.D.

Millard-Henry Women’s Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2428 millardhenry.com

Scott Sosebee, M.D. FACOG Millard-Henry Women’s Clinic 105 Skyline Drive (479) 890-2426 millardhenry.com

Arkansas Occupational Health Clinic 3127 West 2nd Ct, Ste. B (479) 219-5190; fax 219-5191 aohconline.com

Gary Moffitt, M.D.

Conway Medical Group 437 Denison, Conway (501) 327-1325 slong@conwayregional.org

Friendship Regional Pediatrics Therapies Clinic 1301 Russell Road (479) 967-2316 fax (479) 967-2876

Pediatrics Plus

301 North Sidney Ave. (479) 890-5494 fax 967-0069 russellville@pediatricsplus.com www.pediatricsplus.com

OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE Stephen Long, M.D., M.P.H. Laura Massey, M.D. Jarrett Lea, M.D.

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Saint Mary’s Outpatient Therapy Center Arkansas Occupational Health Clinic 3127 West 2nd Ct, Ste. B (479) 219-5190; fax 219-5191 aohconline.com

809 W. Main Street (479) 968-3733 fax 967-9761

Short Term Rehabilitation • Long Term Care • Hospice Care • Respite Care

Stella Manor NURSING & REHABILITATION, INC

400 N. Vancouver Russellville, AR 72801 (479) 968-4141 StellaManorNR.com

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OUR CARE FOR THIS COMMUNITY CONTINUES TO GROW STRONGER. As your partner for comprehensive primary, specialty and tertiary care, Saint Mary’s Regional Health System has an expansive network of leading physicians and healthcare providers who provide exceptional care. On these pages are our active and referring medical staff. For more information, you may call the Physician Referral Line at 800-278-1053 or 479-964-9355. You can also learn more online at saintmarysregional.com or facebook.com/saintmarysregional.

EMERGENCY MEDICINE

Robert Breving, MD SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

Janet Curry, MD

SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

Kristin Martin, DO

SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

Nathan Neilson, MD SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

Terry Peery, DO

SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: Chester Carlson, DO Brian Baird, MD Joel Jones, DO Fred Lyles, MD Brian Meyer, MD George Richison, MD David Schmidt, MD

Jeffrey Spear, MD

SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

Clint Turner, MD

SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

Milo Warner, DO

SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

SAINT MARY’S EMERGENCY 479-968-4311

NO ONE IN THE REGION PUTS MORE INTO

CARING FOR YOUR HEART Saint Mary’s local, full-time, board-certified cardiologists use much of the world’s most advanced technology to evaluate and treat patients with heart disease. Whether we’re providing you with convenient preventive care, or executing leading cardiovascular diagnostics and procedures, no one in the region puts more into caring for your heart.

TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT, CALL: SASTRY PRAYAGA, M.D.

DAI-YUAN WANG, M.D.

SHUJA RASOOL, M.D.

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479-968-4311

CARDIOLOGY

ANESTHESIOLOGY PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: Stan Gately, MD Dolph Massey, MD Tom Williams, MD Stephanie Long, CRNA Michael Gund, CRNA Regina Prince, CRNA ARKANSAS VALLEY ANESTHESIA ASSOCIATES, PA 479-964-9358

Sastry Prayaga, MD CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES 479-968-4311

CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES 479-968-4311

Shuja Rasool, MD

Dai-Yuan Wang, MD CARDIOLOGY ASSOCIATES 479-968-4311

FAMILY MEDICINE

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

BARRON FAMILY PRACTICE 479-967-7717

MILLARD-HENRY/DOVER 479-331-3880

Dale Barton, MD

James Carter, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

Nathan Henderson, MD MILLARD-HENRY/DOVER 479-331-3880

Timothy Johnson, MD

Allan Kirkland, MD

Ben Kriesel, MD

Andrew Monfee, MD

Matthew Patoka, MD

Fauzia Qadir, MD

Stanley Teeter, MD

Ken Turner, MD

Jeneen Wood, MD

Lucas Andrada, MD

MILLARD-HENRY/ATKINS 479-641-2255

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

William Barron, MD

KIRKLAND FAMILY MEDICAL CENTER 479-229-8000

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

RUSSELLVILLE FAMILY CLINIC 479-968-1245

RUSSELLVILLE FAMILY CLINIC 479-968-7170

MONFEE MEDICAL CLINIC 479-968-1245

RUSSELLVILLE FAMILY CLINIC 479-968-7170

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

Jeffrey Yates, DO

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

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GASTROENTEROLOGY

Ron White, MD

RUSSELLVILLE GASTROENTEROLOGY 479-890-5881

GENERAL SURGERY

Mike Bell, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-890-2433

GYNECOLOGY

Craig Mizes, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-890-2433

Valentino Piacentino III, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-890-2433

Jody Callaway, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 479-890-7197

HOSPITALIST

Angel Cestero, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

James Crouch, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

Kim Graves, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

Stephen King, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

Agnes Kwo, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: Darren Freeman, MD Ahmed Kaako, MD Aaliya Mahmood, MD Eiad Sabia, MD SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALISTS 479-964-4181

Rex Porte, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

Sarah Robertson, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

Shagufta Siddiqui, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

Joseph Zitterman, MD

SAINT MARY’S HOSPITALIST 479-964-4181

INTERNAL MEDICINE

Kevin Beavers, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

NEUROLOGY

Dennis Berner, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

Jonathan Brixey, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

SAINT MARY’S REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM

Keith Ison, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

Anthony Davis, MD DAVIS NEUROLOGY CLINIC 479-880-0101

OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY (OB-GYN)

Suzanna Chatterjee, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 479-890-2428

ONCOLOGY/MEDICAL

Cristina Clark, MD

Michael Escue, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 479-890-2428

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 479-890-2426

ONCOLOGY/RADIATION

OPHTHALMOLOGY

David Nelson, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 479-890-2428

Scott Sosebee, MD

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY 479-890-2426

PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE: Frank Lawrence, MD RUSSELLVILLE EYE CLINIC 479-968-7302

Thomas Sneed, MD CARTI/SAINT MARY’S CANCER CENTER 479-967-6565

ORTHOPAEDICS

Bruce Brown, MD

ARKANSAS ORTHOPAEDIC CENTER 479-890-2663

PATHOLOGY

Darrell Speed, MD SAINT MARY’S CANCER CENTER 479-964-9118

Mark Buchanan, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC ORTHOPAEDICS 479-890-2433

John Gillespie, MD RUSSELLVILLE EYE CLINIC 479-968-7302

David Murphy, MD RUSSELLVILLE EYE CLINIC 479-968-7302

OTOLARYNGOLOGY

Owen Kelly, MD RIVER VALLEY ORTHOPAEDICS 479-890-5355

PEDIATRICS

Stephen Killingsworth, MD

Ezechiel Nehus, MD

Rick Harrison, MD

Chad Masters, MD

RIVER VALLEY EAR, NOSE & THROAT CLINIC 479-890-0368

RIVER VALLEY EAR, NOSE & THROAT CLINIC 479-890-0368

PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: Craig Ferris, MD Sybil Hart, MD Christina Jetton, MD Laura Lowther, MD PATHOLOGY SERVICES LABORATORY, PA 479-968-6781

Christina Bartlett, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

Jonathan Brixey, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

MILLARD-HENRY/ATKINS 479-641-2255

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PEDIATRICS

PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE: Michael Johnston, DDS

JOHNSTON, LAWRENCE & RICHARDSON PLLC 4479-968-8338

Barry McCraw, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

Kristin Nelson, MD MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

PODIATRY

Danny Aquilar, DPM AQUILAR FOOT CARE 479-890-3668

Adam Bingham, DPM FERDOWSIAN FOOT & ANKLE 479-964-4000

PSYCHIATRY

Madison Orsburn, MD

Lynette Smith, MD

Vafa Ferdowsian, DPM

Stephanie Roth, DPM

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-968-2345

FERDOWSIAN FOOT & ANKLE 479-964-4000

RIVER VALLEY FOOT & ANKLE, PLLC 479-968-3338

PULMONOLOGY

RADIOLOGY

UROLOGY

PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE:

PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE: Robert Bell, MD

Ashley Burnham, MD Jeffrey Hale, MD Douglas Kerin, MD Eric Magill, MD

William “Clint” Kindrick, MD

SAINT MARY’S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 479-967-0701

Kenneth Vest, MD SAINT MARY’S BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 479-967-0701

Carl Schoenberger, MD

BELL UROLOGY CLINIC 479-968-3323

RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATES OF RUSSELLVILLE 479-964-9150

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC 479-964-4344

ADVANCED PRACTICE PROVIDERS The individuals who follow are advanced practice providers. These caregivers have extensive education and training in their specialties; they are qualified and licensed to provide treatment while working under a physician’s supervision.

Lauren Adkison, APRN Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211

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Laura Bailey, APRN

Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211

Lynn Callaway, APRN MHC/Obstetrics & Gynecology 479-890-7197

Melissa Darnell, APRN

Carey Ellis, APRN

Breckenn Findley, APRN

Jennifer Harris, APRN

Noma Kellner, APRN

Vickie Mason, APRN, PMH-BC

Lindsey Sharp, APRN

Kelly Traylor, APRN

Candace Welcher, APRN

Jamie Zimmerman, APRN

Marcella Handley, APRN

Chandra Mathis, APRN

Douglas Mercier, APRN

Kara Hilburn, PA

Terri McKown, APRN

Stephanie Metcalf, APRN

MHC/Obstetrics & Gynecology 479-890-7197

Saint Mary’s Behavioral Health 479-967-0701

PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: Sarah Azami, APRN Millard-Henry Clinic 479-968-2345

Jeffrey Bosold, APRN

Specialties: Emergency Medicine Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211 Monfee Medical Clinic 479-968-1245

Millard-Henry Clinic/Atkins 479-641-2255

Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211

Jessica Carr McNeese, APRN Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211

Samantha Cheppell, APRN Saint Mary’s Hospitalists 479-964-4181

Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211 Millard-Henry Clinic/Atkins 479-641-2255

Millard-Henry Clinic 479-968-2345

Saint Mary’s Hospitalists 479-964-4181

Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211

MHC/Obstetrics & Gynecology 479-890-7197

Millard-Henry Clinic 479-968-2345

Saint Mary’s Hospitalists 479-964-4181 Monfee Medical Clinic 479-968-1245

Millard-Henry Clinic 479-968-2345

Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211

Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211 Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211

Shellia Kornegay, APRN Saint Mary’s Emergency Dept.

479-968-6211

OUR FOCUS IS CENTERED ON FIGHTING CANCER Fighting cancer — your cancer — is the focus of Saint Mary’s Cancer Treatment Center. To that end, we’ve invested deeply in the fight.

At Saint Mary’s, we are passionate about providing powerful, leading technologies and treatment options, including one of the most advanced radiation therapy approaches available anywhere, right here in the Arkansas River Valley. When you choose Saint Mary’s, you have at the center of your care a team of field experts who understand your concerns and possess an unyielding commitment to your best care.

It’s the powerful technological resources and compassionate care you can expect from Saint Mary’s Cancer Treatment Center. And it’s right here, close to home.

1808 West Main Street • Russellville, AR 72801 • 479-964-9118

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Since 1945, the Arkansas River Valley has turned to Millard-Henry Clinic for great care, well within reach.

Today, we are the area‘s leading multi-healthcare provider.

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1601 N Church Street, Atkins, AR 72823

SAINT MARY’S REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM

105 Skyline Drive, Russellville, AR 72801 (479) 968-2345

(479) 641-2255

MILLARD-HENRY CLINIC - DOVER

8970 Market Street, Dover, AR 72837 (479) 331-3880

ONCOLOGY/CANCER THERAPY CARTI /Saint Marys Cancer Center Hematology/Oncology Thomas Sneed, M.D 8901 Carti Way, Little Rock Thomas Sneed, M.D. (479) 967-6565

ONCOLOGY/RADIATION Saint Mary’s Cancer Center Darrell Speed, M.D (479)964-9118

Richard McDougal, M.D. 709 W. Main, Clarksville (479) 754-6303

OPTOMETRY Daiber Vision Care

Amy J.S. Daiber, O.D. Lori Canfield, O.D. 317 E. Parkway; 967-6113 204 N. Front, Dardanelle (479) 229-1467

Family Eye Care of Russellville P.A.

Dr. Anne Snider 2409 E. Main St.; (479) 967-0600

OPHTHALMOLOGY

Hall Eye Care Center

Hardberger-Lieblong Eye Center

Dr. Allison N. Hall, O.D. 1 Colonial Square, Clarksville (479) 705-2022

Justin Lieblong, M.D. 2800 W. Main St. (479)968-2020

Scott Eye Clinic

Dr. H. Keith Scott Dr. Justin Morden Dr. Lauren Morden 214 E. Fourth St.; (479) 968-3937

ORAL/MAXILLIOFACIAL SURGERY Forrest Bale, D.D.S.

319 S. Glenwood Ave. (479) 968-1334; fax 968-8912

ORTHODONTICS Carmella Montez Knoernschild, D.D.S., A.B.O.

J.J. Magie, M.D. 810 E. Harding St.; Morrilton (501)354-3937

Dr. Jim Lieblong 2800 W. Main St.; 968-2020 906. S. Atlanta, Danville (479) 495-2020

Russellville Eye Clinic, P.A.

Robertson Eye Center

David S. Murphy, M.D. Frank M. Lawrence, M.D. John N. Gillespie, M.D. 1700 W. B. St.; (479) 968-7302

Melia Robertson, O.D. 3715 W. Main St. (479) 280-1991 robertson eyecenter.com

2621 W. Main St., Suite 2 (479) 968-4068

Vondran Orthodontics

302 N. Phoenix Ave.; (479) 967-3421

ORTHOPAEDICS/ SPORTS MEDICINE AND SURGERY Arkansas Orthopaedic Center W. Bruce Brown, M.D., P.A. 3016 W. Main St. (479) 890-BONE (2663)

Arkansas Orthopaedic Institute Russell Allison, M.D. 1605 W. Main St. (479) 890-9292

River Valley Orthopaedics

Lieblong Eye Clinic

Magie Eye Clinic

Mark D. Helms, D.D.S., P.A.

Owen Kelly, M.D. 401 N. Phoenix Ave. (479) 890-5355 fax 890-5366 2015 W. Parkway Drive (479) 968-2138 drkortho@suddenlinkmail.com

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PATHOLOGY Pathology Services Laboratory P.A. Craig Ferris, M.D. V.A. Harden, M.D.

Dr. Forrest G. Bale DDS Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon •

The premier oral surgery center in the River Valley offering:

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Pathology Services Laboratory P.A.

Robin Kirby, M.D.

Kristen Sheppard, A.P.R.N.

Sybil Hart, M.D. Christina A. Jetton, M.D. Laura M. Lowther, M.D. Gerald A. Stoltz Jr., M.D. 1403 W. C. St.; P.O. Box 925 (479) 968-6781

Bobby Teeter’s Drug Store 200 W. Main St., Clarksville (479) 754-2196

C & D Drug Store

121 N. Commerce Ave. (479) 968-2456

Cobb’s Westside Pharmacy

PEDIATRIC MEDICINE Christina Bartlett, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7169 millardhenry.com

Russellville Pediatric & Adolescent Clinic 220 N. Sidney, Russellville (479) 498-0858; fax 498-0809 www.rpa.clinic

Russellville Pediatric & Adolescent Clinic 220 N. Sidney, Russellville (479) 498-0858; 498-0809 www.rpa.clinic

Jonathon Brixey, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive; (479) 968-2345

Mallory Cranor, A.P.R.N.

Barry W. McCraw, M.D. Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7169 millardhenry.com

Kristen Nelson, M.D. Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7169 millardhenry.com Russellville Pediatric & Adolescent Clinic 220 N. Sidney, Russellville (479) 498-0858; fax 498-0809 www.rpa.clinic

Neylon Pilkington, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7169 millardhenry.com Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-2467 millardhenry.com

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Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-2467 millardhenry.com

Lynette Smith, M.D.

Millard-Henry Clinic 101 Skyline Drive (479) 968-2345; fax 890-7169 millardhenry.com

PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY Johnston, Richardson & Cloud Pediatric Dentistry Michael Johnston, D.D.S. Bryant Richardson, D.D.S. Corey Cloud, D.D.S. 1610 West C Place (479) 968-8338

Rick Harrison, M.D.

Chad Masters, M.D.

Madison Orsburn, M.D.

PHARMACIES Atkins Family Pharmacy Russellville Pediatric & Adolescent Clinic 220 N. Sidney, Russellville (479) 498-0858; fax 498-0809 www.rpa.clinic

1601B N. Church, Atkins (479) 641-7878

Berry Drug of Dardanelle 417 Union St., Dardanelle (479) 229-4811

John Cobb, P.D. 108 Skyline Drive, Suite B (479) 968-7180 westsidepharmacy@hotmail.com

Fred’s Discount Pharmacy 409 W. Main St., Clarksville (479) 754-9303

Hector Pharmacy

11167 State Highway 27, Hector (479) 284-2011

Kroger Pharmacy 1003 W. Main St. (479) 890-3402

Newton Pharmacy 715 W. Main St. (479) 968-1157

Pottsville Pharmacy

5395 West Ash Street, Suite 9, Pottsville (479) 498-4130; fax 498-4133 pottsvillerx@centurylink.net

Rose Drug of Dardanelle

1736 State Highway 22, Dardanelle (479) 229-4040

Rose Drug of Dover

Richard Harmon, P.D. Brett Walter, P.D. Jennifer Tackett, P.D. 8880 Market St., Dover (479) 331-2133; fax 331-4003 doverrose@centurytel.net

Rose Drug of Clarksville 211 E. Main St., Clarksville (479) 754-2180

Rose Drug of Russellville

PHYSICAL THERAPY Back 2 Basics Physical Therapy

Walgreens

1100 E. Main St.; (479) 967-1573 3202 W. Main Street (479) 880-0181

Walmart Pharmacy

2049 W. Main St., Russellville (479) 968-2970; 1172 AR- 7, Dardanelle (479) 229-2157; 230 Market St., Clarksville (479) 754-6169

Recovery Zone Pediatric Therapy Services

Johnson Regional Medical Center Physical Therapy

River Valley Medical Center Cardiopulmonary Rehab

1301 Russell Road (479) 967-2316

Kim McDougal, P.T. 301 Reasoner Lane (479) 964-2125

Chambers Memorial Hospital Physical Therapy Department

Mike Smith, P.D. 3103 W. Main Place (479) 968-1323; fax 968-1050 rosedrug.com

Friendship Regional Pediatrics Therapies Clinic

Tonya Stanley, MSPT; Bret Passmore, PTA; Leigh Barborek, DPT; Aaron Mojtkowski, MSPT. Misty Vick, PTA; Kelsey Crawford, DPT; 719 Detroit, Danville (479) 495-6326

Conway Regional Therapy Center

550 Club Lane (second floor), Conway; (501) 932-0814

Coulter Physical Therapy Seth Coulter, P.T. Clint Bacchus, P.T., D.P.T. Brenda Minks, P.T. Sarah Lair, P.T.A. Ruston Bauer, P.T.A. 115 Skyline Drive (479) 967-5155

1100 E. Poplar, Clarksville (479) 754-5365 Acute Inpatient Physical Rehabilitation Services (479) 754-5487; fax 754-5392

Johnson Regional Medical Center Outpatient Therapy 1100 E. Poplar, Clarksville (479) 754-5365

Lane Physical Therapy Center Cameron Lane, D.P.T. CaraJean Loyd, M.P.T. Stacey Boster, P.T. Mike Hilton, A.T.C. Jordy Dixon, P.T. 3016 W. Main St., Suite 200 (479) 967-9657

Pediatrics Plus

301 North Sidney Ave. (479) 890-5494; fax 967-0069 rfront@pediatricsplus.com www.pediatricsplus.com

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The Senior Activity Centers of Pope, Johnson and Yell Counties offer active opportunities for all seniors in the Arkansas River Valley area.

• Computer Skills Classes • Dance Lessons • Overnight & Day Trips • Oil Painting Classes • Mental and Physical Exercise Equipment including Wii Our excellent traditional services continue to be made available: • Fellowship with Friends • Well Balanced Meals • Local Transportation • Social Activities • Meals on Wheels for the Homebound Elderly Complete wellness of each individual we serve continues to be a primary point of emphasis: • Wellness Classes • Physical Fitness Classes • Socialization Opportunities • Volunteer Opportunities • Poker, Pool & Dominoes!

Dana Warren, owner 1915 West Main St.; (479) 968-1198

200 N. Third St., Dardanelle (479) 229-4677

River Valley Medical Center Outpatient Physical Therapy

200 N. Third St., Dardanelle (479) 229-4677

River Valley Therapy and Sports Medicine

Gabe Freyaldenhoven, P.T., D.P.T., M.T.C. Chrissy Bradford, P.T., D.P.T. Heidi Person, P.T., D.P.T., M.T.C. Gabriel Harris, P.T., D.P.T., M.T.C. Kayley Foster, P.T. Megan Goodwin, P.T., D.P.T., M.T.C. Anna Vodrazka, P.T.A. Frankie Pratt, P.T. Scott Bailey, O.T.R./L. Calvin Jones, O.T.R./L. Kyle Struckmeyer, P.T.A. 2100 W. Main St.; (479) 968-2525 rivervalleytherapy.com

We encourage you to stop by any one of our Senior Centers and take a look around. It is a very easy way to introduce yourself to the Senior experiences that await you at each of our centers.

Pope Co. Senior Wellness and Activity Center

1010 N. Rochester, Russellville (479) 968-5039

Dardanelle Senior Activity Center

701 N. 5th St, Dardanelle (479) 229-4129

The Leon Millsap Center 1301 E. 8th St., Danville (479) 495-7371

Johnson Co. Senior Activity Center

1421 Oakland St, Clarksville (479) 754-6148

Don’t let sunburn derail fun Many people find it impossible to think about summer without conjuring visions of spending endless hours outdoors from morning until evening, whether beachside, on the open water or even floating in a backyard pool.

Although a certain measure of sun exposure is required for some natural functions of the body, it’s well documented that too much time in the sun can be hazardous to one’s health. That’s why summer frolickers need to exercise considerable caution each time they step outside.

Taking sunburn for granted can be a big mistake. Many people wouldn’t risk burns from a hot stove or open fire, but they won’t think twice about being unprotected under the very hot rays of the sun. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says more than one-third of adults and nearly 70 percent of children admit to suffering from sunburn within the past year.

Depending on the intensity of the sun and the amount of time spent outside, sunburn can be a first- or seconddegree burn. In first-degree burns, damage affects the topmost layer of skin. However, sunburn can even affect deeper layers and cause blistering in addition to redness and pain.

Sunburn also can cause some irreparable damage that goes unseen. According to WebMD, ultraviolet light from the sun can alter DNA, prematurely aging skin or even contributing to skin cancers. It can take years before symptoms become noticeable.

Therefore, it is best for people of all ages to exercise

caution when spending time in the sun.

Sunburn is one of the most easily prevented summertime ailments. It’s also important to note that sunburns are not just limited to the hot weather or when it is sunny outside.

Ultraviolet damage can occur at any time of the year, and also from artificial UV sources, such as tanning beds. Preventing sunburn is simple. u The Mayo Clinic says the sun’s rays are the strongest between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., so schedule outdoor activities for other times of day. Otherwise, limit exposure to the sun and take frequent breaks in the shade. u Wear protective clothing that covers the arms and legs. Some outdoor gear is designed to offer sun protection. Tightly woven fabrics tend to help the most. u Apply — and reapply — sunscreen. Look for products that offer an SPF of 15 or greater. The American Academy of Dermatology actually recommends an SPF of 30 or greater. Make sure the product is broadspectrum, meaning it protects against UVA and UVB rays. Apply sunscreen thoroughly, paying attention to the tops of feet, hands and other places that tend to go untreated. Reapply every two hours or more frequently, if necessary. u Base tans do not protect the skin. Research does not support the habit of getting a tan to prevent subsequent sunburn. u Protect the face and eyes by wearing a widebrimmed hat and highly rated UV protection sunglasses.

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Although protein shakes are not a magic solution for six-pack abs or overnight weight loss, they can — when used correctly — make a healthy addition to a fitness and nutrition regimen.

With that said, they may not be right for everyone. But it’s important for individuals to weigh the pros and cons of protein products and work with their physicians to find the right regimen for their age, gender, body type, and desired goals.

Protein shakes have a lot of positive attributes. Convenient and portable, protein shakes are formulated with readily available, highly digestible protein to fuel the body post-workout. Protein is essential for building muscle and overall body strength and is an important building block of bones, muscles, cartilage,

skin, and blood. It also helps make hormones, enzymes and other body chemicals. Protein shakes deliver whey or casein protein in a convenient way.

And because protein shakes tend to be concentrated, many people can consume the recommended level of protein for their activity type without having to eat many calorie-laden meals.

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Cindy Jayroe, Administrator Mary Pugh, M.D., Medical Dir. 605 NW 7th Street, Atkins (479) 641-7100, fax 641-1285 www.atkinsnr.com

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How do you accurately assess obesity Being obese or overweight is cause for concern at any age.

Doctors and fitness experts have long relied on body mass index, or BMI, as a method of determining healthy weight ranges based on a ratio of height to weight.

However, BMI may not be the most accurate measure of fitness.

In May of 2017, a team of researchers at the Mayo Clinic unveiled the Body Volume Indicator (BVI)™ as a new tool for assessing body size and health.

Researchers spent 10 years in collaboration with BVI America LLC to lead an extensive study on fat distribution and how to better assess whether a person is within the healthy zone for his or her body type.

Rather than look at height and weight, BVI looks more closely at abdominal fat concentrations, which proponents consider a more accurate way to determine potential health risk.

BVI is considered to be a more precise means of estimating weight distribution and fat around the organs.

This visceral fat in the abdominal area can impact a person’s risk for diabetes and heart disease, offers Mayo Clinic researchers.

Experts at Harvard Medical School touted the dangers of abdominal fat as early as 2005, saying, “for health, the issue is not how much you weigh, but how much abdominal fat you have.”

It’s unclear how visceral fat leads

to negative health outcomes, but many believe this fat interferes with the normal functioning of internal organs.

Through a professional app, clinicians can more accurately estimate the body volume, percentage of visceral fat and distribution of body fat for patients.

The app compares an image of a patient standing sideways to one of him or her taken head-on.

This information will be combined with age, gender and level of physical activity to paint a better picture of how individuals measure up.

Across North America, obesity remains a major concern.

Data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, 2009-2010, found that

more than two in three adults are considered to be overweight or obese.

Furthermore, about one-third of children and adolescents between the ages of six and 19 are overweight or obese.

Although these statistics may change now that BVI will be used in conjunction with other measures of body weight and personal health, they provide an eye-opening glimpse into the health of children in the United States.

Although there is no single cause of obesity, nor one ideal approach that can help prevent it, education remains a viable tool.

Having more accurate means to identifying problem areas, such as visceral fat, can help the public in various ways.

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Interesting Medical Facts At rest, a normal person breathes 10-15 times a minute, but a baby takes between 40-50 breaths a minute.

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3 heart health tips for women Heart disease may be something most commonly associated with men, but it can be deadly for women as well. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease is to blame for one in every four female deaths in the United States. Americans’ female neighbors to the north also are not immune from heart disease, which is the leading cause of death for Canadian women.

Recognizing the threat that heart disease poses is a great first step for women who want to avoid becoming one of the hundreds of thousands of women who lose their lives to heart disease each year.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration offers the following advice to women looking to prioritize their heart health.

HEART-FRIENDLY DIET Thanks to food labels, it’s easier than ever for women to consume heart-healthy diets. When examining labels, look for foods that are low in sodium and sugar.

When planning meals, avoid foods that are high in trans fats. In 2015, the FDA ruled that trans fats were not recognized as safe for use in human foods and gave manufacturers three years to remove them from their products. At press time, no such ban exists in Canada, though information regarding trans fats must be included on Canadian food labels.

The Cleveland Clinic advises consumers to check labels for “partially hydrogenated oils,” which are a hidden source of trans fats. In addition, the Cleveland Clinic notes that foods such as cakes, pies, cookies, biscuits,

microwavable breakfast sandwiches, and many types of crackers contain trans fats.

TAKE CONDITIONS SERIOUSLY Certain conditions can increase a woman’s risk for heart disease. While women may not be able to turn back the clocks and prevent these conditions from developing, they can take them for the serious threat they are and do their best to manage them. High blood pressure, diabetes and high cholesterol can increase a woman’s risk for heart disease.

Take medications as directed, monitor blood sugar levels if you have diabetes and routinely have your blood pressure and cholesterol tested to ensure any preexisting conditions are not increasing your risk for heart disease.

DISCUSS ASPIRIN INTAKE The FDA notes that many physicians prescribe aspirin to lower patients’ risk of heart disease, clot-related strokes and other problems related to cardiovascular disease. However, there are risks associated with longterm aspirin use, and such risks should be discussed with a physician. According to the FDA, bleeding in the stomach, bleeding in the brain, kidney failure, and certain types of stroke are some of the potential side effects of long-term aspirin use. Such side effects may never appear, but the risk that they might makes discussing the pros and cons of aspirin well worth it.

Women can learn more about heart disease by visiting www.fda.gov.

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When illness or trauma affects the brain, various parts of the body may not work as they should.

One of the more devastating things that can affect the brain is stroke. Stroke describes a sudden stoppage of blood from reaching the brain.

Harvard Medical School states that if a large number of brain cells are starved of blood supply, they can die. With their demise, a person’s memory and ability to speak and move can be compromised.

While many strokes come on suddenly, certain factors may indicate a person is at risk. Such factors may include prior heart attacks, genetics, high blood pressure, smoking,

or a prior stroke. However, in a particular type of stroke — a “silent stroke” — symptoms are far more subtle and difficult to spot.

Silent cerebral infarction, often referred to as “SCI” or “silent stroke,” is a brain injury likely caused by a blood clot interrupting blood flow to the brain, offers the American Stroke Association.

Silent strokes increase risk for other strokes and can be a sign of progressive brain damage. A silent stroke is typically only noticed as a side component of an MRI of the brain.

Many times patients do not recall having a stroke and never felt any symptoms. Silent strokes should not be mistaken for ministrokes. Mini-stroke is a brief but discrete and memorable event, with symptoms appearing for a few minutes or a few hours.

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SHAKE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 37 laden meal in favor of a low-calorie shake.

While protein shakes can be beneficial, the International Society of Sports Nutrition recommends that those who exercise should try to reach their protein requirements via whole foods.

Protein shakes are not complete meals; therefore, they may create nutritional deficits if they are routinely used as meal substitutes.

The Mayo Clinic offers that protein shakes often fall short of supplying significant amounts of carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and healthy fats.

They’re also generally missing naturally occurring fiber, antioxidants and phytochemicals.

Protein shakes may be flavored with

artificial ingredients or sweeteners which can be fine when consumed occasionally, but may not be recommended as a longterm meal replacement.

Too much protein may not be a good thing, either.

The U.S. Department of Health recommends that adults should not consume more than twice the recommended daily intake of protein, which is 55.5 g for men and 45 g for women.

Protein shakes often have 20 to 40 g of protein per serving.

So it’s easy to see how consumers of protein shakes may consume more than their recommended amount of protein.

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, consistently exceeding daily protein requirements

can lead to weight gain, high blood cholesterol, an elevated risk for heart disease, and kidney complications.

Also, The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine states that consuming too much protein can raise a person’s risk of developing cancer, osteoporosis and kidney stones.

Protein shakes are convenient forms of a nutrient that active bodies need.

When used in moderation and as part of an overall healthy eating plan, they should be safe.

But it’s important to discuss any dietary and exercise concerns with a doctor before making drastic lifestyle changes.

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Treatments for Alzheimer’s disease continue to evolve Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most prevalent types of dementia in the world, affecting an estimated 35.6 million people all over the globe, and that number is expected to double in 20 years.

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America estimates that as many as 5.1 million Americans may be living with Alzheimer’s disease.

Australian company Actinogen Medical says Alzheimer’s is Australia’s second biggest killer.

According to a 2012 study commissioned by the Alzheimer’s Society of Canada, 747,000 Canadians were living with cognitive impairment, which included, but was not limited to, dementia.

People with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia may experience a decline in mental function severe enough to reduce their ability to perform everyday activities.

Some of the cognitive functions that may be impaired include memory, communication and language, ability to pay attention, reasoning and judgement, emotional control, and social behavior.

There is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, nor is there an effective long-term way to prevent potential mental decline.

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Leukine has been successful in removing the plaque or amyloid along the outside of nerve cells in the brain of mice. Researchers do not know the exact mechanism for removal, but the drug is working and working quickly. Leukine also may be helping the brain repair itself. The Alzheimer’s Association has donated $1 million toward financing the costs of the next phase of this trial.

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STROKE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 48 “Functional and Cognitive Consequences of Silent Stroke Discovered Using Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging in an Elderly Population” and published in the Journal of American Geriatrics Society, silent strokes are quite common and can have serious consequences.

Researchers have found that silent stroke is associated with impairments in tests of cognitive function rather than movement-oriented performance tests like rising from a chair.

Almost 50 percent of studied silent strokes affected frontal circuit components of the brain, such as the frontal cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus.

Lesions in these brain structures compromised executive functions and were related to vascular dementia.

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Almost 50 percent of studied silent strokes affected frontal circuit components of the brain, such as the frontal cortex, basal ganglia and thalamus. ciations between silent stroke and visual field deficits, weakness in walking on heels, history of memory loss, migraines, and lower scores in cognitive function tests.

The “silent” part of a silent stroke also refers to the areas of the brain that the stroke affects. Experts at Harvard Medical School explain that, during a silent stroke, an interruption in blood flow destroys areas of cells in a part of the brain that is “silent,” meaning that it doesn’t control any vital functions.

Researchers say that, over time, the damage from silent strokes can accumulate, leading to more and more problems with memory. Collectively, silent strokes become silent no longer.

There are certain ways to reduce the risk of any type of stroke. These include: u managing high blood pressure and high cholesterol levels u quitting smoking u reducing the risk of diabetes and effectively treat the condition if it is present u losing weight to prevent obesity u exercising and avoid a sedentary lifestyle u taking a low-dose aspirin or a drug that prevents blood clots.

Silent strokes largely go unrecognized but can lead to significant brain injury. Getting the facts can help men and women reduce their risk for silent stroke.

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Increased hours spent on computer keyboards and digital devices can put people at risk for a relatively common and oftentimes painful condition that affects mobility in the wrist. Carpal tunnel syndrome can cause numbness, pain and tingling in the hand or arm as a result of one of the major nerves of the hand (the median nerve) being compressed in the wrist.

this area of the wrist, a key nerve is affected. The median nerve originates in the neck and runs through the arm.

The median nerve passes through the carpal tunnel at the wrist and goes into the hand, providing feeling to the palm side of the thumb and to the index, middle and part of the ring fingers (although not the little finger). It also controls some small muscles at the base of the thumb.

THE CARPAL TUNNEL The carpal tunnel is a passage in the wrist on the palm side of the hand, located beneath the skin. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke says the carpal tunnel is a narrow, rigid passageway of ligament and bones.

THE MEDIAN NERVE When compression occurs in

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mproving flexibility is a goal for many athletes, whether they’re daily exercise devotees or weekend warriors. Taking steps to improve and maintain flexibility has numerous benefits that can pay dividends for athletes of all ages.

According to the Harvard Medical School, well-stretched muscles more easily reach their full range of motion.

That benefits athletes by improving their performance, and it can also improve daily life for non-athletes by making it easier to reach, bend or stoop to perform everyday tasks.

As beneficial as being physically flexible can be, many people, no matter how hard they try, struggle to improve or maintain their flexibility.

Fortunately, there are some ways that devoted men and women can improve their flexibility and enjoy all of the benefits that increased flexibility provides. u Choose the right activities. Harvard Medical School notes that activities that lengthen and stretch muscles can help active men and women reduce their risks for injury while potentially preventing back pain and issues that may affect their balance.

When done correctly, yoga can improve balance and flexibility. In addition, numerous studies have linked yoga to additional health benefits, such as stress reduction, that can make people less tense, thereby improving their flexibility. u Drink more water. Drinking water helps to prevent tightness and muscle cramps. In fact, tightness or muscle cramps in the large muscles of the leg may be indicative of the early stages of dehydration. Drinking plain water is the most effective way to stay and remain hydrated. Don’t count coffee, tea or sports drinks as water, as such beverages many contain caffeine.

Caffeine is a diuretic, and while diuretics cause the increased

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passing of urine, they also decrease the amount of water that is absorbed by the kidneys, potentially contributing to dehydration. Drink plenty of water before, during and after workouts. u Start over after an extended break.

If it’s been awhile since you last worked out, resist the temptation to push yourself when returning to the gym.

Depending on how long it’s been since you last exercised, you may need to start back at square one, which means reducing the amount of weight you lift and decreasing the resistance during cardiovascular exercises.

Putting too much strain on muscles that have been sedentary for an extended period of time can cause aches, pains and even injury.

Muscle tightness also may develop if you go too hard too quickly, greatly reducing flexibility. u Get up and go. Poor flexibility may be a byproduct of your lifestyle. Men and women who live sedentary lifestyles are less likely to enjoy the full range of motion from their muscles than those people who are more active.

Get off the couch when spending time at home, and if you work in an office, take routine breaks to stand up and walk around.

Poor flexibility can be painful and inconvenient, but there are many ways for men and women to improve their flexibility and, as a result, their quality of life.

Interesting Medical Facts Scientist say the higher your IQ, the more you dream.

The human brain can read up to 1,000 words per minute.

Brushing your teeth regularly has been shown to prevent heart disease.

An average person laughs about 15 times a day.

The most common blood type in the world is Type O.

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nasal spray to see if it improves cognition and memory function in people with mild cognitive impairment.

“There is growing evidence that insulin carries out multiple functions in the brain and that poor regulation of insulin may contribute to the development of Alzheimer’s disease,” said Dr. Neelum Aggarwal, a neurologist at Rush and the lead investigator of the study. The 18-month clinical trial will study the nasal spray versus a placebo in 275 adults between the ages of 55 and 85.

XANAMEM Australian researchers at Actinogen Medical have begun trials of a new drug called Xanamem.

More than 170 patients with mild dementia in Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom will take part in the placebocontrolled 12-week trial. The medicine blocks the stress hormone cortisol in order to improve mental function for those with dementias. In 2015, an Edinburgh University study of mice showed reducing cortisol in the brain improved their memory and decreased the number of Alzheimer’s-associated amyloid plaques in the brain.

Researchers continue to work as they seek a successful, long-term option for treating or preventing Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.

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Conway Regional provides quality care for all of Central Arkansas.

Russellville has great doctors, but some specialties may not be available. We can connect you to the services you need without driving to Little Rock or Fort Smith.

ANESTHESIOLOGY Carol Angel, MD Jennifer Bishop, MD Jonathan Lee, MD Brad Lindsey, MD Jevin Smith, MD

(501) 327-6665 (501) 327-6665 (501) 327-6665 (501) 327-6665 (501) 327-6665

CARDIOLOGY Conway Regional Cardiovascular Clinic (501) 513-5337 Lensey Scott, MD Don Steely, MD L. Parker Norris, MD (501) 327-7555

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY Dennis Woodhall, M.D.

(501) 328-5515

DERMATOLOGY Thomas Hudson, M.D. E. Brian Russell, M.D.

(501) 327-8480 (501) 328-5050

EMERGENCY MEDICINE Todd Carter, M.D. James Clark, M.D. Michael Fahr, M.D. Evan Gregory, M.D. Rodger D. Langster, M.D. Sydney Neel, M.D. Joshua Post, M.D. David Ryals, M.D. Jason Skinner, M.D. Robert VanHook, M.D.

(501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793 (501) 513-5793

FAMILY PRACTICE Randal Bowlin, M.D. (501) 329-3824 Gary Bowman, D.O. (501) 679-4030 Charles Clifton, M.D. (501) 679-4030 Conway Medical Group (501) 327-1325 Jarrett Lea, M.D. Stephen Long, M.D. Laura Massey, M.D. Conway Regional After Hours Clinic (501) 504-2330 Jeremiah Keng, D.O. Conway Regional Med Clinic-Pottsville (479) 880-1118 Lesley Ward, M.D. Conway Regional Med Clinic-Prince St. (501) 329-2948 John Dobbs, M.D. Conway Regional Med Clinic-Vilonia (501) 796-8484 Charles Himmler, D.O. Clinton Medical Clinic (501) 745-4914 Barry Carroll, M.D. J. Craig Cummins, M.D. (501) 329-3824 William Freeman, M.D. (501) 327-0110 W. Alexander Freeman, M.D. (501) 327-0110 Greenbrier Family Medicine (501) 679-3551 James Fulmer, M.D. Alyson Fish, M.D. (501) 679-3998 Thad Hardin, M.D. (501) 329-3824 Michael Hilman, M.D. (501) 329-3600 Gil Johnson, M.D. (501) 327-6041 B. Brooks Lawrence, M.D. (501) 327-6900 David Martin, M.D. (501) 932-5060 Mayflower Medical Clinic (501) 470-7413 Brian Heath Blair, M.D. Billy McBay, M.D. (501) 505-8400 David Naylor, M.D. (501) 329-3824 William Pittman, M.D. (501) 358-6120 Kristy Roberts, D.O. (501) 932-5060 John Smith, M.D. (501) 329-3824 Lander Smith, M.D. (501) 329-3824

FAMILY PRACTICE, cont.

Garry Stewart, M.D. J. Bart Throneberry, M.D. Brandon Thurow, M.D. J. Brad Tilley, M.D.

(501) 513-1225 (501) 327-2611 (501) 327-2611 (501) 327-1150

GASTROENTEROLOGY Kevin Heath, M.D. Job Jacob, M.D. Karl Landberg, M.D. Martin Moix, M.D.

(501) 513-0799 (501) 513-2628 (501) 336-9620 (501) 852-1360

GENERAL & VASCULAR SURGERY Homer Fleisher III, M.D.

(501) 327-4828

GENERAL SURGERY Brock King, M.D. William McColgan, M.D. T. Michael Stanton, M.D.

(501) 327-4828 (501) 327-4828 (501) 327-4828

HOSPITALIST Robert Balentine, M.D. Hongjiang Chen, M.D. Daren Scott Freeman, M.D. Jeffrey Hall, M.D. Mohammad Idris, M.D. Jessica Joheim, M.D. Greg Kendrick, M.D. Brent Scroggins, M.D. Brandy Utter, M.D. E. Cathi Whaley, M.D.

(501) 209-4040 (501) 796-2791 (501) 470-7413 (501) 327-3344 (501) 450-6400

NEPHROLOGY Mary Jo Shaver, M.D.

(501) 764-1315

NEUROLOGY Conway Regional Neuroscience Center (501) 932-0352 Tim Freyaldenhoven, M.D. Keith Schluterman, M.D. (501) 505-0400 David Oberlander, M.D.

OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY Andrew Cole, M.D. Phillip Gullic, M.D. Keitha D. Holland, M.D. Carole Jackson, M.D. Amy Johnson, M.D. Spencer Johnson, M.D. Debra Lawrence, M.D. Brandie Martin, M.D. Lauren Nolen, M.D. Courtney Sick, M.D. Joshua Ward, M.D. Michael Wood, M.D.

(501) 329-3937 (501) 327-4444 (501) 327-4444

ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY Mitchell Collins, D.D.S., M.D. John Mark Johnson, D.D.S. Donny Quick, D.D.S.

(501) 336-8888 (501) 327-5255 (501) 329-3223

ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY Grant Bennett, M.D. Benjamin Dodge, M.D. J. Tod Ghormley, M.D. Jimmy Head, M.D. Jay Howell, M.D. Robert McCarron, M.D. Tom Roberts, M.D. H. Scott Smith, M.D.

(501) 329-1510 (501) 329-1510 (501) 329-1510 (501) 329-1510 (501) 329-1510 (501) 329-1510 (501) 329-1510 (501) 329-1510

OTOLARYNGOLOGY (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909 (501) 513-5909

INTERNAL MEDICINE Ahmed A. Ali Conway Regional Med Clinic-Vilonia Gina McNew, M.D. Mayflower Medical Clinic Blair Greenwood, M.D. Herschel Raney, M.D. Eric Woodard, M.D.

OPHTHALMOLOGY David Baker, M.D. Justin Charton, M.D. Melanie Smith, M.D.

(501) 327-6547 (501) 327-6547 (501) 327-9497 (501) 327-9497 (501) 450-3920 (501) 327-9497 (501) 450-3920 (501) 450-3920 (501) 327-6547 (501) 548-6100 (501) 450-3920 (501) 548-6100

Patrick Fraley, M.D. Jeffrey Kirsch, M.D. Ralph Marrero, M.D. Collie Shaw, M.D. J. Doug Stroud, M.D.

(501) 932-7600 (501) 932-7600 (501) 327-3929 (501) 327-3929 (501) 327-5250

PATHOLOGY Maria Porter, M.D. Robert Shaver, M.D.

(501) 225-7711 (501) 225-7711

PEDIATRICS Karen Baker, M.D. Terence Champlin, M.D. Jeff Craig, M.D. Adam Harrell, M.D. Philip Hopp, M.D. Chris Killingsworth, M.D. R. Alan Lucas, M.D. Steve McNabb, M.D. K. Courtney Meena, M.D. Kelly Staley, M.D. Dawn Sutherland, M.D.

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REHAB & PHYSICAL MEDICINE Conway Regional Rehab Hospital Roy Denton, M.D.

(501) 336-9999

PSYCHIATRY Jan Alexander, M.D. Stanley Crawford, M.D. Karen Young, M.D.

(501) 450-2395 (501) 450-2395 (501) 450-2385

PULMONOLOGY Ladley Abraham, M.D. Tyrone Lee, M.D.

(501) 852-5500 (501) 327-9532

RADIATION ONCOLOGY Bryan Imamura, M.D.

(501) 329-4741

RADIOLOGY F. Keith Bell, M.D. Daniel Clark, M.D.

(501) 450-2180 (501) 450-2180

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James France, M.D. Jeffrey B. Marotte, M.D.

(501) 327-5850 (501) 327-5850