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CEO's Message


Welcome to Bradley County Medical Center. As I start my 32nd year in healthcare in Arkansas, I am proud to be a part of this hospital. We have a lot of history with our community and if you take the time to read the BCMC History on our website you will see that we have grown and adapted to the changing times over the last six decades.

And while there has been much change during those decades, the pace of change in the healthcare world has never been greater or faster than it is today. From giant leaps in technology to a constantly changing regulatory environment that governs what healthcare is and can be.

Because of this dynamic pace of change, what healthcare will look like in the next decade is anyone's guess at this point. But what I can tell you about the next decade is our continuing commitment to you and the communities we serve.

We shall continue to strive to meet your healthcare needs. To bring new and improved diagnostic tests and tools to the community to promote your well-being. To find new ways to make your healthcare more affordable and more accessible. To ensure that there is adequate primary care physician coverage and specialists to support them. To be here when you need us - this is our commitment to you.

And to be at our best when you need us the most - this is my commitment to you.

Steve Henson
CEO

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BCMC Rural Health Clinic to Begin Behavioral Health Services with Tiffany Wargo


The Bradley County Medical Center (BCMC) Rural Health Clinic is excited to announce new behavioral health services with Tiffany Wargo, who is a dual certified Adult Gerontology Primary Care (AGPCNP-BC) and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP-BC), beginning on May 13, 2024. Appointments can be scheduled now by calling 870-226-8636.

Tiffany’s specialties include anxiety, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism, bipolar disorder, depression, and medication management. The BCMC Rural Health Clinic is delighted to offer these integrated behavioral health services within the primary care setting to benefit the community.






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