Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center

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About This Page

Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center is proud to provide compassionate healthcare, rooted in hometown values.

This page serves as a place to share patient experiences, hospital updates, community stories, and ways to stay connected with your local hospital.

From emergency services and hospital care to clinic visits and recovery close to home, access to local healthcare impacts families across Southwest Arkansas every day. We are honored to care for our community and keep you informed about the work happening across our organization.

Upcoming Events

See what’s happening at Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center. We look forward to connecting with our patients, team members and the community through upcoming events.

  • Medicare Lunch & Learn (RSVP Required)
    September 22 & 29 | 12:00 p.m.
    SWARMC Board Room

To RSVP or for more information, please call (870) 722-3800 ext. 3866 or email mgrimmett@pafford-health.org.

Hear From Our Community


Hear from patients, providers, employees, and community members about what local healthcare means to them and the important role Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center plays in serving Hempstead County and the surrounding communities.

Morgan Jones, wife of patient Chase Jones

Team Spotlight

Meet the people behind your care.

Each month, we’re highlighting a member of the Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center team. From physicians and nurses to those working behind the scenes, every team member plays an important role in providing quality care to our community.

Bailey White

Registered Nurse, UAMS IDHI Stroke Facilitator

This month, we’re proud to spotlight Bailey White, RN, from the Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center team! Celebrating six years with the hospital this December, Bailey recently stepped into a new role as UAMS IDHI Stroke Facilitator, supporting quality stroke care in our community. When asked what she enjoys most about her job, Bailey says it’s the people, especially the opportunity to care for patients in her hometown. Outside of work, Bailey enjoys spending time with her six-year-old twin boys and getting away to the lake or beach whenever she can.