On Tuesday, October 6, White River Health (WRH) and First Community Bank invite women to attend HealthFirst.
Gather up the girls and join us for HealthFirst!
Whether you’re new to Medicare or already enrolled, this free educational session will help you better understand Medicare, Medicare Supplement (Medigap), and Medicare Advantage coverage so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
Take charge of your health! Early detection is key when it comes to prostate cancer.
White River Health is offering a free educational session will help you better understand Medicare, Medicare Supplement (Medigap), and Medicare Advantage insurance to help you make informed decisions with confidence.
Whether you’re new to Medicare or already enrolled, this free educational session will help you better understand Medicare, Medicare Supplement (Medigap), and Medicare Advantage coverage so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
White River Health (WRH) has received 4 American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines® achievement awards.
White River Health (WRH) announces the appointment of Rachel Mowery, BSN, RN, as the Director of WRH Family Care in Mountain View.
White River Health (WRH) announces the addition of Audra Staley (Favano), MD, MPH.
White River Health (WRH) is pleased to welcome Dr. Jessica Snelgrove as a Family Medicine physician.
Retirement Celebration
Andy Davidson, MD
White River Health Family Care - Cave City
July 2, 2026
1PM - 2PM
Merlin Mathew, MD, Internal Medicine, is accepting new patients and established patients at White River Health Family Care in Mountain View. Dr. Mathew is a member of the medical staff at Stone County Medical Center
Thomas Soehner, White River Health Urologist is a SpaceOAR physician. SpaceOAR is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a hydrogel to create a cushion-like barrier to help protect healthy tissue during radiation treatment for prostate cancer patients.
White River Medical Center physicians use advanced FDA-approved technology designed to treat specific severe vein blockages in the abdomen and legs.
White River Health (WRH) is proud to recognize a generous gift from Bad Boy Mowers in support of the expansion of the WRH Oncology & Infusion Center, a project to enhance access to comprehensive cancer care for patients across North Central Arkansas.