News & Events

North Arkansas Regional Medical Center(NARMC) announced that Delbert McCutchen, MSN, RN, AEMT, Director of Employee Education, has been nominated for the esteemed recognition of Arkansas’ Outstanding Nurse Educator 2023. This prestigious nomination acknowledges Delbert’s exceptional contributions to the field of healthcare education and his unwavering commitment to nurturing the next generation of nursing professionals.

The Board of Directors of North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) convened their monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 27, where they received several staff updates. NARMC President/CEO, Sammie Cribbs, invited Donna Boehm, the Director of Nursing, to share an exciting accolade the hospital recently received.

North Arkansas Regional Medical Center (NARMC) is proud to introduce Robert Foy, D.O. as a Board Certified Family Medicine/Obstetrician to the Family Medicine Clinic in Harrison located at 724 North Spring Street.

On Tuesday, May 23, the Board of Directors of North Arkansas Regional Medical Center convened and received information about a recommended piece of equipment from the finance committee.

We're thrilled to announce that the North Arkansas Medical Foundation has received a generous grant from the Arvest Foundation to support our mission of providing exceptional healthcare to our community!

NARMC is so thankful for the opportunity to partner with North Arkansas College. We are thrilled to announce that our hospital has donated an ambulance to the EMS program at Northark. This donation will help support the next generation of emergency medical service providers and contribute to the overall health and safety of our community.

Medical Laboratory professionals are vital to all Health Care institutions and impact the health of every individual! This was highlighted worldwide recently with the COVID pandemic.

Karissa Kartes came to NARMC Rehab after suffering from neck pain and headaches for years. When she was 18-years-old, Karissa was diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Her diagnosis combined with traumatic events, such as horseback riding incidents and car accidents, caused her pain to worsen over the years.