Unity Health Buys 65 Acres in Cabot
Unity Health of Searcy makes another move in the Cabot market. read more >
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Complex Path Led Dr. Benjamin Carlyle into Deep Debt
A Searcy doctor with millions of dollars of debt and a troubled history with state regulators now confronts his latest nightmare: A lender has accused Dr. Benjamin Carlyle of submitting false financial statements to obtain loans. read more >
Roddy Lochala Named Chief Medical Officer at Unity Health (Movers & Shakers)
Dr. Roddy Lochala is the new chief medical officer of Unity Health in Searcy. read more >
Unity Health's Steve Webb Stays Patient on Growth
Steven Webb, CEO of Unity Health, says the premature birth of his son led him to an understanding of the team nature of hospitals. read more >
Steven Webb, Unity Health (40 Under 40)
Steven Webb decided to go into health care after his son was born premature. While at the hospital with his child, who was in the neonatal intensive care unit, Webb saw how all employees, from doctors to food service workers, played a role in his care. read more >
Joseph Bates Honored for Lifetime Achievement at Health Care Heroes Event
Joseph Bates III of the Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the annual Health Care Heroes awards luncheon on April 24. read more >
New Partnership Between ARCOM, Unity Health Announced
Arkansas Colleges of Health Education recently announced a new partnership between the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine and Unity Health in Searcy to deliver graduate medical education training for its resident physicians. read more >
Stuart Hill of Unity Health (Finalist: Nonprofit Organization CFO)
In 1988, Stuart Hill joined White County Medical Center of Searcy, which later became Unity Health, and he’s had the same title, vice president treasurer, for almost 30 years. read more >
Shifting Labor Rules Keep Arkansas Attorneys Busy
Arkansas labor and employment attorneys are keeping an eye on challenges to the U.S. Department of Labor’s overtime rules as well as a bill that would amend the Minimum Wage Act in Arkansas. read more >
Arkansas Hospitals Pinched Following Insurance Aftermath
Some Arkansas hospitals are feeling the fallout from Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield not receiving the premium increase it requested last fall. read more >
The Trump Effect: Arkansans Brace for Obamacare Repeal
With Obamacare in critical condition, Arkansas hospital officials are closely watching Washington while warning that it’s too early to predict an outcome. read more >
Large Hospital Finalist: Unity Health, Searcy
With a workforce of more than 2,000, 438 licensed beds and a medical staff of 150 physicians who specialize in various areas of health care, Searcy-based Unity Health has become a major player in the Arkansas health care landscape. read more >
Arkansas Hospitals Brace for New Overtime Regulations
The centerpiece of the Department of Labor’s new overtime regulations raises the threshold of what salaried workers must be paid in order to qualify as an exempt employee. read more >
Unity Health of Searcy Joins Mayo Clinic Care Network
A Searcy-based hospital system has become the first health care organization in Arkansas to join the Mayo Clinic Care Network. read more >
CEO Slot Yet To Be Filled at DeWitt Hospital & Nursing Home
DeWitt Hospital & Nursing Home is looking for a new CEO after Darren Caldwell in August began working for Unity Health of Searcy. read more >
Workplace Wellness Hero Finalist: Healthworks of Unity Health System
You don’t have to look very far to see the lengths to which Searcy-based Unity Health has gone to provide for the health and wellness of its employees. read more >
Large Hospital Finalist: Unity Health/Searcy Medical Center, Searcy
In the past year, Unity Health has seen exponential growth not only in its service area, but in the number of services offered through the organization. Based in Searcy, Unity Health is the leading health care provider in an eight-county area. read more >
Weighing Private Option Boost, Medicare Cuts To Scale Uncompensated Care
Hospitals around the state have reported that the so-called “private option” provided a needed boost by reducing losses associated with uncompensated care. read more >
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