The Arkadelphia area has a wealth of medical facilities and specialists. Baptist Health Medical Center-Arkadelphia is a non-profit critical access hospital that offers first-class health care. . The accredited medical center, part of Baptist Health system's 120 facilities in the state, provides emergency services and operates one of two Mobile Health Units in Arkansas. This Mobile Health Units offers health screenings and education, first aid, and physician directed medical services to the community.
Little Rock, one hour's drive from Arkadelphia, features the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences ("UAMS") and its five medical centers along with Arkansas Children's Hospital. UAMS is Arkansas' only academic medical center, training more than 80 percent of the physicians in the state, as well as other medical professionals. Little Rock medical offerings also include a multitude of local clinics of private practitioners, cosmetic enhancement and even medical-related spa services.
There are a number of assisted living facilities and retirement communities in Arkadelphia including the "The Plaza" at Twin Rivers, Courtyard Gardens Health & Rehabilitation, Twin Rivers Health and Rehabilitation, and the Gardens Retirement Community development.
Arkadelphia is home to two unique facilities that aid adults with developmental disabilities. The Arkadelphia Human Development Center, which began operations in 1968, primarily works with adults who have a primary diagnosis of mental retardation with the focus on providing a transitional placement for those who are able to develop vocational skills, obtain employment and eventually secure living and working arrangements in the community. Group Living, Inc., established in 1973, is a private, non-profit organization that serves individuals with developmental disabilities in order to assist them in attaining their highest level of independence and to become integrated into the community.
"Patients here in Arkadelphia are monitored by doctors and nurses at Baptist Health in Little Rock. It's a win-win: you have the expertise and experience of the medical staff in Little Rock, as well as the caring, compassionate nurse and physician at your bedside here in Arkadelphia. We deliver the level of care that our patients have come to expect and deserve."