Baptist Health Family Clinic-Conway

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, also known as UAMS, has more than 2,500 students in over five academic units. The university manages Area Health Education Centers in Fayetteville, Pine Bluff, El Dorado, Texarkana and Fort Smith in Arkansas. It offers interactive video education and medical consultation services to community hospitals. The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences manages a library and bookstore. The university operates the College of Medicine and the College of Nursing. Its outpatient clinics provide treatment for cancer and psychiatric conditions. The university offers continuing education programs, as well as financial services. The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is a part of the University of Arkansas System.

Baptist Health Medical Center-Heber Springs has been committed to serving Heber Springs and surrounding communities with a complete range of medical services and support groups since opening in 1968. The 25-bed hospital became part of Baptist Health in 1996 and was relocated to a new location in 2007. The facility includes an expanded emergency department and operating suite, centralized outpatient clinic, in-house MRI services, two covered entrances, a large cafeteria and updated inpatient rooms.

The original Stuttgart Memorial Hospital opened in 1957. In 2009 the facility became a part of the Baptist Health system. Baptist Health Medical Center-Stuttgart is licensed by the state of Arkansas for 49 acute care beds. This hospital is one of eleven Baptist Health hospitals in Arkansas and is a member of the Arkansas and American Hospital Association, major health networks and is Medicare certified.