Ballard, Krysta

I started as a CNA in nursing school and worked my way up to becoming a registered nurse. l. I spent seven and a half years as an RN here at Mercy Hospital, and I decided I wanted to provide more care to patients on a bigger level. So, I went back to school to become a nurse practitioner, and here I am. I like primary care. I like providing well-rounded care, seeing people get better and being involved in patient health. I'll be working at the Mercy clinic in Roland, my hometown. I've lived here for more than 20 years, and I'm excited to help give back to my community as a Mercy caregiver. I want my patients to know that I'll care for them with compassion and empathy through and through. I plan to keep open channels of communication with patients, and that I'm committed to caring for them as I'd want my family to be cared for.

Robert Jack Langston, APRN - Mercy Clinic Primary Care-Hope Campus in Fort Smith, AR, stands as a vital part of the extensive network of healthcare services offered by Mercy, a respected nonprofit healthcare organization. This facility is a beacon of patient-centered medical care, providing a range of health services from primary care to specialized treatments with a compassionate touch. The skilled medical team at this clinic, comprised of dedicated physicians and specialists, ensures that individuals and families have access to reliable healthcare resources within their community. At Mercy Clinic Primary Care-Hope Campus, the emphasis on high-quality patient care is evident in the blend of technology, innovation, and personalized approaches. The commitment to community-driven healthcare shines through in the ongoing investment in medical research, health education programs, and preventive medicine initiatives. This dedication not only supports individual well-being but also addresses the changing healthcare landscape, ensuring that the community's evolving needs are met with compassion and expertise. Generated using this brand's available information