North Arkansas Regional Medical Center

North Arkansas Regional Medical Center 620 North Main Harrison, AR 72601 870-414-4000
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We want to say a special THANK YOU to Arvest Bank for sponsoring this year’s NARMC Family Fun Fest as part of our recen...
05/29/2026

We want to say a special THANK YOU to Arvest Bank for sponsoring this year’s NARMC Family Fun Fest as part of our recent Hospital and Nurses Week celebrations!

Because of Arvest’s generosity and continued support of local healthcare, we were able to create a memorable afternoon for our employees and their families filled with food, fun, and laughter. The event was a wonderful way to celebrate the incredible people who care for our community each and every day.

At NARMC, we know our team members give so much of themselves to the communities we serve, our patients, and this organization, and it means so much to have community partners like Arvest who recognize and support those efforts.

Thank you, Arvest Bank, for investing in our healthcare workers and their families. We are grateful for your partnership and investment in what makes NARMC so special: the people!

Warmer weather means more time outdoors, and lawn care safety is another important reminder for families during the summ...
05/29/2026

Warmer weather means more time outdoors, and lawn care safety is another important reminder for families during the summer months. 🌿

Here are some lawn mower safety tips from the NARMC Trauma team:

💚Keep children indoors or at a safe distance while mowing. Injuries can happen quickly, especially when children are nearby or riding as extra passengers.
💚Never allow extra riders on riding lawn mowers. Most serious injuries involving children happen when they fall or are backed over.
💚Always look behind you before backing up. Backing incidents are one of the leading causes of severe lawn mower injuries.
💚Wear closed-toe shoes and protective eyewear while mowing.
💚Clear the yard before starting. Rocks, sticks, and debris can become dangerous projectiles.
💚Turn the mower off completely before checking blades or removing clogs.
💚Store lawn mowers safely and keep keys out of reach of children.

While no single reminder can prevent every accident, taking a few extra precautions can help keep outdoor chores safer for everyone this summer.

05/28/2026

Need a DOT physical for work? We have immediate openings available tomorrow, May 29th! Call our Urgent Care Clinic at 870-414-5800 to schedule your physical!

Our experienced medical team provides DOT physicals to make sure you’re healthy, compliant, and safe on the road.

Can’t make it tomorrow? DOT physical appointments are also available Monday–Thursday at Newton County Family Practice and the last Friday of every month here at the Med Urgent Care!

This Memorial Day, NARMC honors and remembers the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. W...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, NARMC honors and remembers the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
We are grateful for their courage, service, and the families who continue to carry their legacy. As a community, we encourage you to come together in reflection, gratitude, and remembrance this Memorial Day.

Along with staying hydrated and practicing water safety, protecting your skin from too much sun exposure is also an impo...
05/22/2026

Along with staying hydrated and practicing water safety, protecting your skin from too much sun exposure is also an important part of staying safe this summer. 🌤️

Here are some summer sun safety reminders from the NARMC Trauma team:
☀️Sunburns are more serious than many people realize. Even a few severe sunburns in childhood can increase the risk of skin cancer later in life.
☀️Apply sunscreen regularly. Reapply every two hours, and more often after swimming or sweating.
☀️Wear protective clothing. Hats, sunglasses, rash guards, and lightweight coverups can help protect exposed skin.
☀️Take breaks in the shade, especially during the hottest parts of the day between late morning and early afternoon.
☀️Stay hydrated. Spending time in the heat and sun can increase the risk of dehydration quickly.
☀️Protect children carefully. Young skin burns faster and can be especially sensitive to prolonged sun exposure.
☀️Don’t ignore cloudy days. UV rays can still cause sun damage even when it doesn’t feel especially hot outside.

While no single step can prevent every sunburn, small reminders like these can help you and your loved ones stay safer and healthier while enjoying summer activities. 💛

We loved seeing so many team members and families come out for this year’s NARMC Family Fun Fest! 🎡☀️The afternoon was f...
05/21/2026

We loved seeing so many team members and families come out for this year’s NARMC Family Fun Fest! 🎡☀️

The afternoon was filled with music, games, food, laughter, and time together, making it a fun way to wrap up our Hospital Week and Nurses Week celebrations. Based on the smiles and incredible turnout throughout the day, we think it’s safe to say Family Fun Fest should become an annual tradition!

Most importantly, it gave us a chance to recognize and celebrate the incredible people who care for our patients, encourage one another, and give so much of themselves to this organization every day. We are deeply grateful for our employees and for the families who support them behind the scenes through the long days, late nights, and everything in between.

We also loved seeing the event from so many different perspectives. In addition to the professional photos captured throughout the day, several employees shared personal snapshots and candid moments from the celebration, which make these memories even more special!

And finally, thank you to Arvest Bank for helping make this celebration possible for our employees and their families, and for your continued support of NARMC!

Take a look through the photos and feel free to tag your coworkers, friends, and family members who joined in on the fun! 💙

We are so excited to recognize Stevie Paul, Phlebotomy Supervisor, as our very first SPARK Award recipient! ✨ Nominated ...
05/19/2026

We are so excited to recognize Stevie Paul, Phlebotomy Supervisor, as our very first SPARK Award recipient! ✨

Nominated by Rachel Mullins, Director of Lab Services, Stevie truly brings SPARK to life every day. He embodies what it means to lead with Service Excellence, Positivity, Accountability, Respect & Teamwork, and Kindness, making a meaningful impact on both his team and the patients we serve.

The celebration was one to remember! Stevie was surprised by the selection committee, his Director Rachel Mullins, and his lab team. Laura Simpson, Director of HR, presented his certificate as part of this memorable moment.

As our honoree, Stevie received a SPARK lapel pin, a beautiful glass sculpture, a certificate, a bouquet flowers generously donated by Caspian Flowers & Gifts and some fun treats to share with his lab team.

This first round of SPARK nominations was something special. The stories, the impact, the heart behind each nomination reminds us just how incredible our NARMC team truly is.

And this is just the beginning…we can’t wait to see SPARK continue to grow into a meaningful, lasting tradition!

Help us keep the momentum going and nominate a special NARMC team member here: https://www.narmc.com/patients-visitors/employee-recognition. Nominations for this quarter will be accepted through June 30th.

Congratulations, Stevie! You truly make NARMC shine.

Along with choosing easily visible swimwear, keeping eyes on the water, staying within arm’s reach of young children, an...
05/19/2026

Along with choosing easily visible swimwear, keeping eyes on the water, staying within arm’s reach of young children, and using life jackets around lakes and rivers also play an important role in swim safety. ☀️

Here are some water safety tips from the NARMC Trauma team:

💦Swimsuit color matters more than you think. Bright, high-visibility colors like neon pink, orange, yellow, and lime green are often easier to spot underwater than blues, whites, or pastel colors, especially in open water or crowded swimming areas.
💦Designate a water watcher. No phones. No distractions. Eyes on the water at all times.
💦Stay within arm’s reach. Keep young children close.
💦Empty all water. Dump kiddie pools, buckets, ice chests, and troughs after use.
💦Secure pools, fences, covers, and locked gates.
💦Learn CPR. Be prepared.
💦Know your water. Currents, drop-offs, and weather can change fast.

While no single safety measure replaces close supervision, small reminders like this can help add another layer of awareness for families spending time around the water this summer.

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