2016 Year in Review

2016 Our Best Year Yet



Don Howard Recognized as 2016 Living the Mission Physician
Dr. Don N. Ho ward, an intensivist at St. Bernards Medical Center, has been recognized by hi s peers as the 2016 recipient of the Living the Mission Physician Award.
Formerly of Valdosta, Ga., Howard has been on the medical staff at St. Bernards since 2008. He was selected by his peers as a physician who "lives the mission" of St. Bernards every day - "providing Christ-like healing to the community through education, treatment and healthcare services."
The award is given annually, with physicians being nominated by medical center employees. A committee narrows nominations to three, and the physicians on the medical staff vote to select the recipient.

Ride For Those Who Can't at St. Bernards Spinathon-January 20th
Join us for a 6 hour charity Spinathon benefiting St. Bernards Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the only Level 3A NICU in northeast Arkansas caring for premature infants as young as 28 weeks.
Spinathon starts at 6pm and will be located at The Brickhouse Grill (218 S. Main)
  RESERVE YOUR BIKE HERE or by calling  St. Bernards Foundation at 870-207-2500.

Dr. Timothy Dow Now Seeing Patients at New St. Bernards First Care Clinic-Trumann



Dr. Timothy Dow is seeing patients at the St. Bernards First Care Clinic-Trumann.
Dow is a family practice physician who earned his Medical Degree from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Tulsa. He completed a family practice residency at Oklahoma University Tulsa Family Practice.







Healthy Heart Luncheon

The event is planned as part of the emphasis on heart health during the month that traditionally has been recognized as American Heart Month. A brief program will feature St. Bernards Heart & Vascular physicians discussing heart disease and answering questions from those in attendance. 

Admission is free, however, persons interested in attending must make reservations by calling the St. Bernards HealthLine at 870-207-7300.
 





Dr. Jack McKee performs TAVR  
Another first at St. Bernards!
Dr. Jack McKee, an Interventional Cardiologist at St. Bernards Heart & Vascular, i s the very first physician in the region and St. Bernards is the second hospital in the state to perform a minimally invasive procedure known as TAVR, which inserts a new valve inside a diseased aortic valve and does not require open heart surgery. 

TAVR is performed through very small openings that leave all chest bones in place. It typically requires a shorter hospital stay than open heart surgery (3-5 days) and causes significantly less pain than open heart surgery.



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