CONWAY REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM

It is Conway Regional's commitment to provide a comprehensive array of health care services to the communities of Faulkner, Conway, Perry, Van Buren and Cleburne counties. Cardiovascular Services (including the latest advances in open heart surgery), Oncology, a variety of general surgical procedures, Orthopedics, Otolaryngology, Neurology, comprehensive Physical Therapy, complete Women's Services (including 16 state-of-the art, private Labor Delivery Recovery and Post-Partum Suites), an Emergency Services Department, HomeCare Services, Outpatient Surgical Services, and Imaging Services are just a few of the services offered at Conway Regional. This section will offer all the details.

A hospital was established in Conway in 1921 when Colonel John E. Little donated a tract of land to the city for a building site. In 1938, the hospital was organized as Conway Memorial Hospital, a non-profit corporation with seven board members. The hospital moved to its present location across the street from the original building in July, 1957, with sixty beds.

Centered on a 146-bed not-for-profit acute care medical center, the health system serves patients with comprehensive care including:

Cardiovascular Surgery - Leading the way in heart health technology as the first in the state to perform beating heart surgery in 2001, the first in the state to perform heart procedures while utilizing the Impella heart pump and well over 1, 200 heart surgeries since the start of the program in 2001.

Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment - offering the latest in diagnosis and treatment of cancer as required by the Commission on Cancer as well as fully accredited by the Joint Commission and the American College of Surgeons.

Women's Services - from the latest in mammography services to private Labor, Delivery and Postpartum rooms, the Barbara Harp Nabholz Pavilion houses support services for women of all ages.

Rehabilitation Therapy Services - ther services you need to get back to your routine are right here in Conway; from cardiovascular rehabilitation to occupational and physical therapy after surgery or injury as well as pelvic floor rehabilitation for men and women.