CHI St. Vincent announced the appointment of Christi Whatley to market vice president of Ancillary Services for Arkansas.
In her new role, Whatley will oversee imaging, pharmacy, laboratory, respiratory, therapy services, facilities, environmental services, transportation, operational performance excellence, and food and nutrition. She moves into her new role after serving nearly seven years as vice president of quality and professional services for CHI St. Vincent.
Each month, Baptist Health Community Outreach holds a variety of monthly classes to help central Arkansas residents make easy and delicious meals at home that won’t break the bank or health goals.
The Sebastian County Opioid Task Force invites the community to attend the Sebastian County Opioid Summit on April 4 from 9 a.m.- p.m. at the ACHE Research Institute Health & Wellness Center in Fort Smith, Ark. The summit will bring together experts and community leaders to discuss the critical issues surrounding substance abuse, particularly the effects of opioids on youth, as well as strategies for prevention and intervention.
CHI St. Vincent announced that CHI St. Vincent North has been awarded the Arkansas Department of Health Stroke Care Performance Diamond Award. The Diamond Award is the highest hospital recognition for the Stroke Care Performance Award, which recognizes hospitals, ambulance services, and teams for excellence in patient stroke care.
Adam Norwood, MD, an orthopedic surgeon at Baptist Health Orthopedic Clinic-Little Rock, is putting the focus on relieving joint pain by offering a free “Lunch and Learn” event.
