Russellville, AR 2019 Community Profile

AFFILIATES SUPPORT SAINT MARY’S
COMMITMENT TO THE COMMUNITY
Saint Mary’s affiliate Millard-Henry Clinic is one of the largest
multi-specialty clinics in the state. Standing at more than
48,000 square feet, the main clinic at 101 Skyline Drive offers
the largest medical office complex in the River Valley region.
This facility houses 30 medical practices, including specialties
in Internal Medicine, Family Practice, Pediatrics, Pulmonology,
General Surgery, and Orthopaedic Surgery. The main clinic
also delivers after-hours care Monday through Friday, 5-8 p.m.
Women’s health services are offered at Millard-Henry Obstetrics
& Gynecology Clinic (105 Skyline Drive), also located on
the main campus site. Additional Millard-Henry Clinic offices
are located at 1601 Church Street in Atkins and 8970 Market
Street in Dover. To schedule an appointment at Millard-Henry
Clinic call 479-968-2345.
Saint Mary’s Cardiology Associates of North Central Arkansas,
located at 2205 West Main, is staffed with five full-time,
board-certified cardiologists who bring an exceptional depth
of experience and unsurpassed dedication to the heart health
of the Arkansas River Valley. To schedule an appointment, call
479-968-4311.
Saint Mary’s Wellness Fitness Center is an impressive 30,000
sq. ft. facility located at 3808 West Main. It features an indoor
track; basketball and racquetball courts with shock-absorbent
wood floors; 2,000 sq. ft. group fitness studio, also with
shock-absorbent wood floors; 2,400 sq. ft. free weight area; sauna;
whirlpool; steam room; showers; and many other amenities. All
instructors and personal trainers are nationally certified with the
nation’s leading accreditation affiliations.
Saint Mary’s Outpatient Therapy Center, located at 809
West Main, provides an attractive, low-cost rehabilitation alternative
to hospital placement. From diabetes management and
education, to occupation, speech, and physical therapy programs,
Saint Mary’s Outpatient Therapy Center is designed to
maximize each patient’s ability to function physically, mentally,
emotionally, and vocationally.
Saint Mary’s Turning Point behavioral health unit provides
short-term inpatient psychiatric care. The unit is enhanced with
video-based telepsychiatry technology, which helps the unit
provide readily accessible, compassionate care. Turning Point
maintains an occupancy rate of 90 percent with consistently high
patient satisfaction scores near 90 percent as well.
Also at Saint Mary’s main campus is Saint Mary’s Cancer Center.
Now in its 31st year, the center uses image-guided radiation
therapy technology to ensure patients are treated as accurately as
possible. Board-certified radiation oncologist Dr. Samuel Hughes
recently joined the center.
Saint Mary’s Sleep Disorder Clinic diagnoses and treats
sleep-related problems including sleep apnea, narcolepsy, insomnia,
nocturnal myoclonus (restless legs) and combinations of
these disorders. Located on Main Street across from the hospital,
the center is under the medical direction of Dr. Kevin Beavers.
The facility is a Joint Commission-accredited Sleep Disorder
Center and is staffed with registered sleep technologists.
Saint Mary’s partnership with Survival Flight, Inc., has
significantly improved access to life-saving trauma care by
reducing the time needed to fly in an emergency helicopter to
Saint Mary’s, as well as the time needed to provide immediate
patient transportation to a higher level of emergent care. Stationed
24/7 on the rooftop helipad at Saint Mary’s, the helicopter
is equipped with the latest critical care medical equipment
available. It is staffed at all times by a three-person team housed
at Saint Mary’s. The team is ready and able to fly anywhere in
the region within minutes.
COMMITTED TO OUR COMMUNITY,
BECAUSE COMMUNITY MATTERS!
Along with being one of the largest employers in the River
Valley Region, Saint Mary’s works closely with other healthcare
providers, local leaders, area businesses, and community organizations
to promote wellness through education, screenings, support
groups, and outreach programs. This shared commitment
is also evident in the long-standing nursing and clinical training
partnerships between the hospital and several Arkansas colleges
and universities, including UAMS, Arkansas Tech University
(Russellville and Ozark), the University of Arkansas Community
College-Morrilton, and Harding University (Searcy).
As employers and providers of high-quality, essential care,
Saint Mary’s Regional Health System is proud to be an integral
part of the River Valley community. Improving access to physicians,
expanding services, and investing in new technologies, the
center is the cornerstone for a stronger, healthier River Valley,
now and for generations to come.
For more information, visit www.saintmarysregional.com and
facebook.com/saintmarysregional.
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