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If you started the new year on the wrong foot food-wise, don’t be hard on yourself. Instead, set yourself one good goal to accomplish for 2019. Today, we’re talking about new years resolutions, especially as they pertain to health and weight management, and how just one good, attainable goal for the year can be more effective than multiple resolutions.
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Bariatric surgery aims to help patients achieve weight loss and go on to live healthier lives. The Bariatric and Metabolic Institute at Arkansas Heart Hospital provides the surgery and support to help patients reach their weight goals to improve their health. Part of that support includes Dietician Jennifer Burnette who educates the institute’s patients on best practices for managing their nutrition before and after bariatric surgery. She is in the studio today to share her nutritional advice for those who might be considering bariatric surgery.
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Arkansas Heart Hospital is proud to house one of the leading Structural Heart teams in the nation (and the only expanded team in the state). Today we have Dr. Mehmet Cilingiroglu in to share more about the amazing work this team does and the cutting-edge technology it provides to help patients who suffer from structural heart defects and conditions.
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Arkansas Heart Hospital announces the hiring of its latest Bariatric Surgeon, Dr. J.D. Fuller. Fuller is a native Arkansan and most recently served as a surgeon with Arkansas Bariatric Surgery in Little Rock.
“We are pleased and excited to welcome Dr. J.D. Fuller to the Arkansas Heart Hospital family,” said President and COO Drew Jackson, “Dr. Fuller’s passion about health care innovation and his desire to have a huge impact on health in Arkansas and beyond makes him a logical addition to our Bariatric and Metabolic Institute.”
Fuller is a graduate of Baylor University and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. He specializes in bariatric surgery, advanced laparoscopy and health care innovation. He enjoys spending time with his wife and four children, traveling, flying, being outdoors, reading and starting new adventures.
Arkansas Heart Hospital proudly announces construction to begin on its second hospital in Bryant, Arkansas in the coming weeks. The new hospital is located less than 15 miles from its flagship. “We are excited to build a second hospital in one of the fastest growing communities in Arkansas”, said Drew Jackson, President and COO. “This new general acute hospital will provide innovative cardiac care, while also focusing on bariatrics and peripheral artery disease.”
The new four story modern hospital will be located off Highway 5 in Bryant. “It was a natural choice,” said Dr. Bruce Murphy, Chief Executive. “Saline County has been the home to our Benton Clinic for many, many years. It’s a special community to me and I am delighted at the decision to expand there.”
Arkansas Heart Hospital Encore will include a full service emergency department, state of the art imaging and an attached medical facility with multiple specialties. The projected opening date for Arkansas Heart Hospital Encore is the latter part of 2020.
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Did you know just one meal during the holidays can contain more sodium than a full day’s recommended amount? This much sodium can have direct, negative impacts on your blood pressure. That’s why we have Dietician Samantha Stewart here today to share easy adjustments in food preparation (and what you put on your plate) for a healthier holiday season.
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November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. Today we’re talking about how patients with well-controlled type 2 diabetes can live the lives they want (and still eat a lot of what of they enjoy). We’re also touching on how to prevent diabetes in yourself and future generations, helping raise a healthier Arkansas.