Correct Care is proud to announce our partnership with three more Arkansas Hospitals. From the hills of the Ozarks to the lakes of beautiful southern Arkansas, Correct Care has the Razorback state covered.

Chicot Memorial Hospital
Lake Village, AR

Chicot Memorial Hospital is a 25 bed critical access facility that provides state-of-the-art procedures and equipment to care for patients. Located in South Lake Village, Arkansas, Chicot Memorial Hospital continues to provide community-based health care and education services and programs through in-house and outreach programs and thrives to build, nurture and preserve a strong partnership with the physician community.

The community is surrounded by Lake Chicot. It is the state’s largest natural lake and the largest oxbow lake in North America. Discovered by Hernando DeSoto and later named by the French explorers, “Chicot” is French for “stumpy”. Major sport fish are bluegill, channel catfish, crappie, hybrid striper, and largemouth bass. Several fishing tournaments are held annually. Like a vast bayou, Chicot is very picturesque, and here visitors can see an astounding array of wetland wildlife and enjoy an assortment of boating, fishing and wildlife.

Lawrence Health Service
Walnut Ridge, AR

Lawrence Health Service, a county-owned hospital located in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas — is a unique healthcare campus. Located about 20 miles north of Jonesboro, AR this 25 bed facility services a rural, agricultural population, meets a broad range of needs from emergency trauma and teleport to traditional nursing home services. It is the only facility in the country to pilot a program that offers a community health center, urgent care, emergency department and rural health clinic. Here, patients can be triaged, stabilized and transferred to mega-hospitals. Services include x-ray, ultrasound, mammography, Alliance magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computerized tomographic scanning (CT scan), laboratory, respiratory therapy, stress testing (treadmill), electrocardiography (EKG), electroencephalography (EEG), surgery, anesthesiology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, respiratory outreach, Elder's Choice programs, Northeast Arkansas Entrees, Home Medical Equipment & Supply, Family Medical Center, Hoxie Rural Clinic and the Lawrence County Specialty Clinic and a 24-hour emergency department. Lawrence County is known as the "Mother of Counties" because 31 of Arkansas' present counties were carved from the original Lawrence County. Lake Charles State Park is nearby, offering fishing, camping, boating, swimming, beach, picnic areas, pavilions, trails and playgrounds. Three major rivers, the Black, the Spring, and the Strawberry, flow freely through the county, providing fishing and boating.

McGehee-Desha County Hospital
McGehee, AR

McGehee-Desha County Hospital is a non-profit corporation dedicated to providing quality care to its patients. McGehee Hospital is a 25 bed facility that provides the highest quality health services and educational programs in a competent, effective, efficient manner to the citizens of McGehee, Dermott, Desha County, Northern Chicot County, and the surrounding communities. The hospital in McGehee has eight cardiac monitor beds, four monitoring beds in the intensive care unit, special respiratory and physical therapy equipment, full diagnostic services and laboratory and imaging. The City of McGehee is located on U.S. Highway 65 in Southeast Arkansas approximately fifteen miles south of the site where the Arkansas River empties into the Mississippi River. McGehee is one hundred miles south of Little Rock, Arkansas. The Wiley A. McGehee Memorial Park, which is a cypress break converted into a recreational area, offers picnicking facilities, a scenic duck pond and fishing for the young. Also available in the South Annex Park are tennis courts, a baseball field, and a swimming pool.

Just twenty miles south of McGehee is Lake Chicot State Park and Chicot County Park, both located on Lake Chicot, a large Oxbow Lake. Fishing is a popular sport not only on Lake Chicot but also on the Mississippi River, the Arkansas River, and the White River. Camping is available at both the county and the state parks and many private campgrounds in the area. Hunting and fishing are both popular sports. The lakes and streams provide a wide variety of game fish, particularly bass. In season, hunters bag deer, ducks, turkey, squirrel, quail, rabbits, doves, and raccoons.