Do you ever say “I love you with all my heart” to someone? Why not show them by taking care of your heart! Start today by taking steps to reduce your risk of heart disease.

For patients who have signs of developing heart disease, CHI St. Vincent has many of the advances in imaging technology to help diagnose the problem and its severity.

CHI St. Vincent, a leading regional health network serving Central and Southwest Arkansas, launched its first podcast, “A View From the Bed: A Patient’s Perspective,” on Tuesday, Feb. 13. Each episode explores one patient’s unique healthcare experience, offering insights from their individual health journey in a lively and uplifting conversation.

Missy was involved in a freak accident that ended up revealing her stage two colon cancer diagnosis. She shares her testimony in order to help other patients battle through surgery and recovery.

In this episode of "A View From The Bed," a podcast by CHI St. Vincent, we talk to Jennifer, a bariatric surgery patient, about her weight loss journey.

The CHI St. Vincent HeartSmart Screening Program revealed Patrick had major blockage and required a triple bypass surgery. Patrick said he's fortunate to be alive and credits his doctor for recommending the program.

“The process of plaque buildup starts at a very early age. That’s why it’s important to screen for risk factors for developing heart disease or coronary artery disease early in life,” says Dr. Al-Sarie, an interventional cardiologist with the CHI St. Vincent Heart Clinic.

CHI St. Vincent, a leading regional health network serving Central and Southwest Arkansas, announces the opening of 10 CHI St. Vincent ARMOMS Women’s Clinics across south Arkansas, which will offer vital, quality prenatal and postpartum care for pregnant women in underserved areas on select days throughout the week. Funded through a $4 million federal grant, the clinics will further CHI St. Vincent’s mission to provide accessible and quality healthcare throughout the state and to decrease high-risk pregnancy rates in south Arkansas.

Quickly see the most common signs and symptoms of a heart attack and how they compare with similar conditions like strokes, heartburn, angina, and more.

CHI St. Vincent, a leading regional health network serving central and southwest Arkansas, announces Megan Bonney as President of CHI St. Vincent North, effective Jan. 7. Bonney has served as the CHI St. Vincent Director of Orthopedics and Cardiovascular Services since 2022. In her new role, Bonney will be responsible for the overall operations of CHI St. Vincent North, working in the greater mission of the CHI St. Vincent healthcare system to provide accessible and quality care for Arkansans.

Weight loss surgery is a commitment to your body and to your health. Don’t be embarrassed to take the first step because it’s a tool to help you get where you need to be.

CHI St. Vincent North, the home of the CHI St. Vincent Arkansas Neuroscience Institute, has been awarded the prestigious Stroke Care Performance Diamond Award by the Arkansas Department of Health. The award honors CHI St. Vincent for excellence in stroke patient care in the category of stroke band documentation for medium-sized hospitals.

The New Year brings changes, and unfortunately some are out of our control. However, what about those changes that we can control?

CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs, a leading hospital serving the health care needs of Hot Springs and communities throughout Southwest Arkansas, will offer “Smoke No More in ‘24,” a free, 12-week smoking cessation class beginning Jan. 3, 2024, at CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs Cancer Center. The in-person classes will be offered from noon - 1 p.m. each Wednesday, providing an accessible program for individuals to stop smoking.

Dr. Morris Kelley, CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute cardiologist, discusses how overindulging in holiday festivities and the pressures of the season can increase the stress on your heart.

Dr. Morris Kelley, CHI St Vincent Heart Institute cardiologist, discusses how the stress of the holidays can lead to potential heart attacks.

Sitting at a desk all day long can easily lead to stiff muscles and joints, which are susceptible to injuries. But Central Arkansas Rehab Manager Dejuan Daniel says there are many ways to keep yourself strong and flexible, even in a small office setting.

Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is the medical term for the sudden loss of heart function. It’s different from a heart attack and often occurs without warning.

If you are experiencing holiday stress, you are not alone! We cannot always predict when negative stress might present itself. The good thing is that holiday stress is very predictable.

Coughing and sneezing - it's the sound of the holiday season. During fall and winter months, we see an uptick in viruses, and this year is no different.