Construction crews, most of them from western Arkansas, are wielding tools to take the ideas gathered from local patients, health care providers and design experts and shape them into the new UAMS West clinic building in Fort Smith they imagined.
By spring, those physicians, nurses, staff members and area patients will walk into the realization of those ideas.
Donate to CARTI from now until Dec. 31, and you can double your impact in the fight against cancer. During that period, ImageWorks Commercial Interiors will match your donation 1-to-1, up to the first $10,000 received.
With your gift to CARTI:
The Arkansas Department of Human Services’ Division of Medical Services (DMS) has released the results of its 2016 Patient Engagement Satisfaction Survey, which included both patient and provider surveys. DMS contracted with AFMC, a National Committee for Quality Assurance- (NCQA) certified Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®) survey vendor, to conduct the study.
Members of the local CARTI Auxiliary are set to bring a seasonal glow to the White County Courthouse on December 2 & 3 as part of the group’s 26th annual Holiday Luminary Project benefiting CARTI Radiation Oncology in Searcy.
“The Luminary Project helps to connect people who care about cancer patients by giving them the opportunity to honor or memorialize someone with a gift that will benefit others fighting cancer,” says event chair Mary Jane Yingling, who also serves as auxiliary first vice president.
Make plans to attend the 2016 Arkansas Medicaid Educational Conference Wednesday, Dec. 7, at the Embassy Suites, Little Rock
Topics for this free, all-day conference for Arkansas healthcare provides include:
