SENIOR RESOURCES

A directory especially for Garland County seniors

2018-08-19 -

Aesthetics

• Hot Springs Aesthetics, PLLC, 321-C Section Line Road. Call 501-881-8565.

Hot Springs Aesthetics offers Botox to help with a gummy smile and other facial areas; InBody analyzer to calculate fat, lean body mass, intra- and extra-cellular body water and skeletal muscle mass; BTL Elixis Ultra, which uses dual energy radiofrequency and ultrasound to burn fat and tighten skin; and BTl Exilis Ultra Femme 360 for vaginal and vulva rejuvenation. Most services have little to no down time. Contact Riki Rudder, RN, or visit http://www. hotspringsaesthetics.com for more information.

• MedSpa 1661, 1661-E Airport Road, 501-651-4316.

MedSpa 1661 is a blend of a luxury spa and medical cosmetic procedures. Offering an array of services, we are continually researching and educating ourselves on the newest and most effective medical cosmetic procedures and skin care regimens. MedSpa 1661 treats women and men and specializes in reducing acne in teens. Our staff prides ourselves in making your experience one to make you feel beautiful, because at the end of the day you are worth it. Find us on Facebook.

We offer: Botox, Juvederm, Voluma, Kybella, MD Pen Microneedling, Celluma, Coolsculpting, Dermaplaning, Waxing, Bacial, Relaxation Facial. Acne Facial, Eyebrow Tinting, Lash Tinting, Waxing (Multiple Areas Offered), Lactic Peels, Mandelic Peels (Rosacea), Glycolic Peels (Aging), Salicylic Peel (Acne), Full Face Wax, Microdermabrasion, Hand Brighten and Refresh, Permanent Cosmetics and Microblading.

Alcohol, drugs

• Quapaw House, 812 Mountain Pine Road, Hot Springs, AR 71913 and 500 Quapaw Ave., Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-7674456. Alcohol and drug treatment services for children, men and women age 12 and older.

Assisted living

• Brookfield Assisted Living and Memory Care, 205 and 233 Sawtooth Oak St., Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call the office at 501520-0016. Contact: Rebecca Witte, community relations director, 817688-1219.

Brookfield is a full-service assisted living and memory care community with independent private apartments. Five floor plans from which to choose. Apartments offer oversized walk-in showers, all utilities included, Wi-Fi, and cable. Services include personalized emergency call systems, 24-hour nursing and personal care staff, and transportation to community scheduled doctor’s appointments. Amenities: Planned activities, three meals daily, snacks, common areas for socialization, scheduled entertainment, on-site beauty/ barber shop, and planned community events. Call to schedule your lunch tour today.

• Garrett Woods Retirement & Assisted Living, 142 Brighton Terrace, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-525-1725.

Independent and assisted living. Medicaid-approved for assisted living waiver program. Providing the highest-quality care to seniors for more than 25 years.

• Home Care Assistance, 3955 Central Ave., Suite 4, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-463-9425.

Non-medical home care for seniors in their home. We also provide meal preparation, medication reminders and housekeeping.

• Montgomery County Nursing Home & Rehab, 741 South Drive, Mount Ida, AR 71957. Call 870867-2156.

Twenty-four hour skilled nursing care; 24-hour physician/ nurse practitioner on call; dietitian-planned nutritious meals and snacks; daily social activities; physical, occupational, speech and outpatient therapy; restorative nursing; transportation to medical appointments; secure entrances and exits; fenced courtyard with covered patio and pavilion with outside grill; large activity room with big screen TV and other large common areas; tastefully decorated resident rooms with individual bathrooms; chapel for church services; beauty shop with beautician; memory garden; private dining room for special events; private and semiprivate rooms; and peaceful mountain views. We dare you to compare.

• West Shores Senior Living Community, 2607 Albert Pike, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-7671200 or 800-818-1201.

West Shores Senior Living Community is a full-service independent and assisted living community offering studios, one and two-bedroom apartments, daily meals, weekly linen and towel service, scheduled transportation, activities, emergency call system, 24-hour staffing, and month-tomonth rentals.

Automotive

• Allen Tillery Auto Center, 4573 Central Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-525-4343.

Service department open from 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Monday-Friday and 7:30 a.m.-noon on Saturday. Sales department open from 8 a.m.-7 p.m., Monday-Saturday. Changes from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. during the fall time change. Pleasant waiting room, local courtesy pickup and delivery service. We are a Chevrolet, Buick and GMC dealer.

• Cavanaugh Hyundai, 4216 Central Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-623-0500.

Open Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.7 p.m. We offer all lines of Hyundai automobiles, including the Accent, Azera, Elantra, Touring, Genesis, Santa Fe and Tucson.

• Riser Ford-Lincoln Mercury, 4201 Central Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-525-0800 or 800264-6676.

Winner of the “Golden Wrench” award for superior warranty service, pickup and delivery, loaners by arrangement, oil and filter change. Service department open 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, and 8 a.m.-noon Saturday. Parts department open 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, and 8 a.m.-noon, Saturday. Blue Oval certified.

• Riser-Chrysler, Dodge, Ram, Jeep, Fiat, 4722 Central Ave., Hot Springs, AR, 800-880-5337 or 501525-0777.

• Teeter-Chevy, 1512 W. Moline St., Malvern, AR 72104, 501337-7504 or 800-844-1330, hours: Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Dental

• Dr. Ross Atkinson, 2633 Malvern Ave., Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-262-4010.

Economic development

• Jackson House, 705 Malvern Ave. Thrift Shop, 212 Jefferson Thrift Shop Too, 623 Albert Pike Road, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-4048. Contact: Janie Smith.

Emergency assistance to individuals and families. Food bank and clothing available. Operates lunch program noon to 1 p.m., 6 days a week. Also assists with local or Little Rock medical transportation and medication. All services address critical, emergency needs, no continuing assistance.

Education

• Oaklawn Center on Aging, 210 Woodbine St., Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call the office at 501623-0020. Contact: Kathy Packard, director of Education.

Oaklawn Center on Aging (OCOA) has ongoing free workshops for the Garland County

community. Our evidence-based workshops are Diabetes Empowerment Education Program (DEEP), Chronic Disease Self Management Program (CDSMP), Diabetes Self Management Program (DSMP), and A Matter of Balance (AMOB).

Diabetes Empowerment Education Program (DEEP) is a workshop for people with diabetes, people diagnosed as pre-diabetes and people who live with someone with diabetes. Facilitators teach about diabetes, how diabetes affects the body, blood sugar levels and what they mean, how to use a glucometer, meal planning, setting goals for proper nutrition, physical activity, regular checkups with their physicians, and consistent medication use. The workshop includes participant activities and sharing information with the group. There are many visual and tactile aids to help participants understand what is really going on with their body and how elevated blood sugars cause problems. The goal of this workshop is to empower individuals to manage and control their diabetes or to stop it before it becomes a diagnosis of diabetes. In teaching people this, we can reduce complications such as blindness, amputations of lower extremities, kidney failure, heart disease and stroke. The class meets for two hours, once a week, for six consecutive weeks.

Chronic Disease Self Management Program is a workshop for people with asthma, heart disease, arthritis, Parkinson’s and other chronic health concerns. This program meets for six sessions, once a week for two and a half hours and is facilitated by certified leaders. CDSMP teaches practical skills for living a healthy life with chronic health conditions and builds confidence for managing your health, staying active and enjoying life.

Diabetes Self Management Program is a workshop for people with diabetes, people diagnosed as pre-diabetes and people who live with someone with diabetes. DSMP teaches practical skills for living a healthy life with diabetes in six sessions, once a week for two and a half hours.

A Matter of Balance is specifically designed to reduce the fear of falling, stop the fear of falling cycle and improve activity levels of older adults. The program is eight two-hour sessions, meeting twice a week for four weeks. The program includes an exercise component designed to increase coordination, strength and balance. You will get the benefits of a home safety evaluation, problem solving and group discussions.

To schedule any of these classes for your group or to find one to attend, please call Oaklawn Center on Aging at 501-623-0020.

• Radiance School of Massage, 3810 Central Ave., Suite E Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-520-0809.

Contact: Roxanne Portman. Massage, facials, reflexology and spa treatments.

• Schmieding Home Caregiver Training, 101 McGowan Court Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-276-0945, office, or visit http://www.uamscaregiving.org.

Schmieding Home Caregiver Training provides initial and continuing education for individuals seeking a career in home care-giving as well as training for family members and/or significant others caring for an older adult in the home. Training is divided into three courses, each designed to assist individuals in advancing their care-giving skills and competency. All courses meet state and federal guidelines and are taught by licensed nurses and other health care professionals. Students who successfully complete all three certified classes may be eligible to take the Arkansas Certified Nurse Aide Exam. Scholarships are available, provided by the Oaklawn Foundation.

Entertainment

• KHCB Christian Radio 104.5 FM Non-commercial radio featuring Bible teachings, music and family programming. Special music at Christmas, Easter and all patriotic holidays. Call for a free program guide, 1-888-777-5422. More information available at http://www.khcb.org or by calling 713-520-5200.

Exercise

• FBC Fitness at First Baptist Church, 2350 Central Ave, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-624-3345 Contact: Amy Johnson.

Full-service gym open to the community. Silver Sneakers, Silver and Fit, strength training, Zumba Gold, walking track, weight room, more than 40 classes a week. Senior discounts. Friendly atmosphere; open to the public.

• Oaklawn Center on Aging, 210 Woodbine, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-0020, office. Contact: Kathy Packard, director of education.

Oaklawn Center on Aging (OCOA), offers free exercise classes; Tai Chi, Zumba Gold and Drums Alive to the Garland County community. Tai Chi is an evidenced based exercise based on nature. The gentle

flowing movements strengthen the body and improve mental and physical balance and flexibility. Regular practice of tai chi improves chronic conditions, such as arthritis, high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease. Tai chi also helps to make your immune system stronger, reduces stress, increases energy and enhances self-esteem. Dr. Paul Lam says, “those who practice tai chi become like a tree or river, calm on the outside, but full of internal strength, capable of withstanding whatever life may throw their way.” Zumba Gold is an exercise class dancing to Latin music. You will have fun working up a sweat while getting your cardiovascular workout! Drums Alive is an exercise program using drum sticks, a cushioned surface and fun music. The goal of drums alive is to improve the participants’ lives physically and psychologically through a unique sensorimotor drumming program involving drum sticks, an exercise ball and music. The primary goal of the Drums Alive program is creating a “whole mind, whole body” experience for all participating. Certified instructors lead these programs and all three of these exercise programs can be adjusted to meet the need of the individual participant. To get our schedule of exercise classes, call Oaklawn Center on Aging, 501-623-0020.

Financial services

• Oaklawn Center on Aging, 210 Woodbine Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call the office at 501-6230020. Contact: Kathy Packard, director of education.

Oaklawn Center on Aging (OCOA) is contracted with Arkansas Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) and can assist you in applying for Medicare, Medicaid, Extra Help (savings on prescription drugs), and Medicare Savings Programs (helping with Medicare Part A & B premium, deductible and coinsurance). If you choose to opt for a Medicare Advantage insurance, which takes the place of Medicare Part A, B & D OCOA can assist you with this option as well. OCOA can also provide you with information that will help you choose a supplemental program. OCOA can help if you have problems with Medicare or do not understand how to read your Medicare Summary Notice. If you have questions about charges, OCOA can guide you through the process of checking this out. Call Oaklawn Center on Aging at 501-623-0020 to make an appointment.

• Zeiser Wealth Management LLC, 1702 Malvern Ave., Suite A, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 5204534 or 877-810-7854. Contact Jared Zeiser, President, CEO.

A Registered Investment Advisory Firm, Zeiser Wealth Management is committed to growing, protecting, and harvesting your wealth so you may gain confidence in pursuing the things you value most in life! Our approach is to utilize comprehensive wealth planning along with proactive, disciplined, and risk managed investment processes for our clients. As an RIA firm we are required to do what is in the best interests of our clients. Learn more about our team at http://www.zeiserwealth.com.

Funeral services

• Carrigan Memorial Funeral Service, 336 E. Grand Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-6237664. Contact: Chester L. Carrigan.

Personalized services to honor loved ones.

• Crestview Memorial Park and Mausoleum, 3077 East Grand Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-7078.

• Greenwood Cemetery, 701 Greenwood Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-7078.

• Gross Funeral Home, 120 Wright Lane, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-624-1244. Contact: Justin Nicklas, manager. Http:// www.grossfuneralhome.com.

Free personal planning guide, affordable monthly plans for prearranged plans, most prearranged funeral and burial policies honored, national transferability of pre-arrangements.

• Hollywood Cemetery, 303 Hollywood Street, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-7078.

• Hot Springs Funeral Home, 1017 Central Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-623-7078.

• Memorial Gardens Cemetery, 2868 Airport Road, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-623-7078.

• Pet Lawn Cemetery, 3077 East Grand Avenue, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-7078.

• Resthaven Memorial Park, 428 Francis Lane, Malvern, AR 72104. Call 501-623-7078.

• Rockport Memorial Gardens, 1202 Martin Luther King Road, Malvern, AR 72104. Call 501-6237078.

• Shadowlawn Cemetery, 731 Wilson Street, Malvern, AR 72104. Call 501-623-7078.

Health information

• Levi Hospital Outpatient Therapy Services, 300 Prospect Ave and coming soon a new satellite clinic at 147 Section Line Road, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-622-3334 (Prospect location)

or 622-3336 (satellite location) for more information.

Providing the science of healing and the art of caring, the staff at Levi Hospital offers unique outpatient physical rehabilitation programs. We are the most comprehensive program in the area offering physical, occupational, and speech therapy. We are the only facility that offers aquatic therapy in a full-size pool filled with Hot Springs thermal waters. We work with patients recovering from knee and hip replacements, lower back pain, shoulder surgeries, balance problems, and more. Levi also offers a sports medicine program designed for the professional, student, and senior athletes alike. We work with athletes of every age to speed recovery, boost athletic performance and teach injury prevention.

As a patient you have the right to choose your health care provider for rehabilitation therapy. Tell your doctor you choose Levi Hospital.

• Miracle Ear Hearing Center, 4585 Highway 7 north, Suite 12, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909. Call 501-984-5250. Contact: Tammy Payne.

Full line of advanced digital hearing aids. All hearing evaluations are free.

• Miracle Ear Hearing Aid Center, 1801 Central Ave., Suite B, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-520-4327. Contact: Tammy Payne.

Full line of advanced digital hearing aids. All hearing evaluations are free.

• Schmieding Home Caregiver Training, 101 McGowan Court Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call the office, 501-276-0945. Website: http://www. uamscaregiving.org.

Schmieding Home Caregiver Training provides The Caregiver Directory, which is a database of graduates who want to be listed for possible employment. Graduates are required to attend 12 hours of continuing Schmieding approved education each year to remain in the Directory. A copy of the directory may be obtained from the website http://wwwUAMScaregiving.org.

Hearing

• Palmer Hearing Laboratory, Hot Springs Mall, 4501 Central Ave., Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-525-9996 or 800-527-9996, http://www. palmerhearinglab.com.

Heat & air

• City Plumbing, Heating & Electric, Inc., 318 Third St., Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-623-3325 or 501-922-3325. Contact: Rick Bonte, Elwen Guthrie or Ronald Carroll.

We offer discounts. Just ask our service technicians when they are in your home.

• Middleton Heat and Air, 920 Airport Road, Hot Springs, AR, 71913. Call 501-767-2345 or, in Hot Springs Village, 501-922-0908.

Here for you for over 40 years taking care of your indoor air comfort. Owner: Chuck Middleton. Senior discounts offered.

Hospitals

• Levi Hospital, 300 Prospect Ave., Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501624-1281.

Levi Hospital is one of the oldest and longest serving hospitals in the state of Arkansas, having opened its doors on Nov. 1, 1914. Since that date, Levi Hospital has gained a reputation of providing superior care within its defined services. Levi has always focused on meeting the community health needs, and as such, has modified its programming to address those critical, unmet and under-served needs. The hospital is well recognized for its work within Outpatient Rehabilitation, and for the fourth year running received The Sentinel-Record Reader’s Choice Award for best Outpatient Physical Therapy Provider. In addition, the Hospital is well-recognized throughout the entire State for its work with those with psychiatric disorders, as it is one of the few hospitals that will take patients from 18 years of age and older. As an adjunct to the Inpatient Programming, the hospital offers a well-structured Intensive Outpatient Psychiatric Program for those who need continued support following an inpatient psychiatric stay or for those whose psychiatric needs do not require the acuity of an Inpatient Program. These are but some of the flagship programs that Levi provides to the community and to the state. As a patient you always have a choice in who is your health care provider … tell your doctor you choose Levi Hospital.

Levi’s Outpatient Therapy, 622-3334.

Levi Satellite Clinic for Physical Therapy opening soon at 147 Section Line Road.

Inpatient Adult Psychiatric Services, 622-3520.

Levi Transitions Counseling Services, 622-3580. Laboratory, 622-3512.

X-ray/Osteoporosis Screening, 622-3314.

Houses of worship

• First Baptist Church, 2350 Central Ave., Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-624-3345.

• Harvey’s Chapel Baptist Church, 2515 Mountain Pine Road, 501-767-5541.

• Hot Springs Baptist Church, 144 Weston Road Hot Springs, AR 71913 501-760-4744.

Independent living

• Garrett Woods Retirement & Assisted Living, 142 Brighton Terrace, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-525-1725.

Independent and assisted living. Medicaid-approved for assisted living waiver program. Providing the highest-quality care to seniors for more than 25 years.

• Home Harbor, 501 Malvern Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-5800. Contact: Lawanda White.

For 55 years of age-plus, computer lab, exercise room, billiard table.

• Montgomery County Nursing Home & Rehab, 741 South Drive, Mount Ida, AR 71957. Call 870867-2156.

• West Shores Senior Living Community, 2607 Albert Pike, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-7671200 or 800-818-1201.

Insurance

• Linda Morrison Insurance, 715 Hobson, Suite A, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-321-9373, or toll free, 800-582-1856. Contact: Linda Morrison.

Offering personalized service for Medicare beneficiaries for their Medicare supplement policies, Medicare Advantage Plans and their Medicare Prescription Plans. Also assist them with government programs that they may be entitled to but aren’t aware of.

• Oaklawn Center on Aging, 210 Woodbine Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call the office at 501-6230020. Contact: Kathy Packard, director of education.

Oaklawn Center on Aging (OCOA) is a program of the Reynolds Institute on Aging, UAMS fully funded through the Oaklawn Foundation.

Legal services

• Baim Reagler & Naramore, PLLC, 307 B Carpenter Dam Road, Hot Springs. Call 501-609-9800.

In Hot Springs Village, 100 Plaza Carmona Place. Call 501-9845098.

Website: http://www.hsestateplans.com. Email: assistant@ hsestateplans.com.

Carrying on the Baim family tradition of excellent legal care since 1936. We can help with trusts, wills, second marriage planning, guardianships, probate, business formation and succession planning, special needs planning, and trust administration. We treat you like family.

• Lane, Muse, Arman and Pullen, 201 Market (Landmark Building) Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-623-3356 or 800-371-3356.

Automobile, motorcycle, boat, ATV accidents, defective products, Workers’ Compensation, construction accidents, malpractice, wrongful death claims, all other type injuries. Donald C. Pullen, P.A.; Sherri Arman McDonough, P.A.; Hans E. Pullen; office counsel, Richard S. Muse (retired) and R. Keith Arman (retired).

• Legacy Law Group, 135 Section Line Road, third floor, Hot Springs, 501-525-3130, 710 DeSoto Blvd., Hot Springs Village, 501922-2999. Visit http://www.legacylawhs.com.

We handle a wide variety of legal issues, from estate planning, family law and civil litigation to property disputes, dispute resolution and business planning. Offering constant commitment to personal service, we serve both as trusted advisers and advocates for our clients.

• Stephany Rush Slagle, P.A., 221 Hazel St. Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-321-2734. Email: stephany@slaglelaw.net.

Estate, power of attorney, health care proxy, divorce, living wills, guardianship, adoption, custody, corporate and criminal defense.

Medical equipment

• Miracle Ear Hearing Center, 4585 Highway 7 north, Suite 12 Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 501-9845250 Contact: Tammy Payne. Full line of advanced digital hearing aids. All hearing evaluations are free.

• Miracle Ear Hearing Aid Center, 1801 Central Ave., Suite B Hot Springs, AR 71913 501-520-4327 Contact: Tammy Payne. Full line of advanced digital hearing aids. All hearing evaluations are free.

• O’Brian Healthcare, Inc., 1534 Malvern Ave., Suite D, Indiandale Shopping Center, Hot Springs. Call 501-321-9461 or 800-924-7944. In Little Rock, 4318 W. Markham, Suite 2. Call 501-570-0461.

Arkansas’ largest selection of orthotic footwear, certified pedorthist on staff, diabetic testing supplies, lift chairs and more.

Nursing homes

• Montgomery County Nursing Home & Rehab, 741 South Drive, Mount Ida, AR 71957. Call 870867-2156.

• Quapaw Care & Rehabilitation Center, 138 Brighton Terrace, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501525-7140. Fax: 501-525-7441. Contact

Cindy Farmer, social director.

• Schmieding Home Caregiver Training, 101 McGowan Court Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call the office at 501-276-0945. Website: http://www. uamscaregiving.org.

Schmieding Home Caregiver Training provides education for individuals who seek a career in caring for the elderly, either in a longterm care or home setting. Training is divided into three courses, each designed to assist individuals in advancing their caregiving skills and competency. All courses meet state and federal guidelines and are taught by licensed nurses and other health care professionals. Students who successfully complete all three certified classes may be eligible to take the Arkansas Certified Nurse Aide Exam. Scholarships are available, provided by the Oaklawn Foundation.

• Village Springs Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, 1208 Hwy 7 North, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-624-5238, email vsadmin@rhcm.com. “Family Caring for Families”

Village Springs Nursing & Rehabilitation Center offers short term rehab, long term care, a secured memory unit, 6 private rehab suites, & hospice care. Accepts Medicaid and Medicare patients.

Nutrition

• Live Well Medical Wellness Clinic, 1661-E Airport Road, 501- 6514316.

Live Well is a Medical Wellness clinic offering a wide variety of wellness services including weight management, hormone testing, metabolism testing, diabetes management, preventative physicals, preand post-bariatric monitoring, corporate wellness, MIC-B lipotropic injections and Optifast meal replacements. Find us on Facebook.

• Oaklawn Center on Aging, 210 Woodbine Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-0020 office. Contact: Kathy Packard, director of education.

Oaklawn Center on Aging holds a Healthy Cooking class the second Tuesday of each month at Union Missionary Baptist Church. A heart healthy meal that follows diabetic guidelines is prepared and all who attend — get a free lunch. You will also receive copies of the recipes and other helpful handouts. Each class includes an educational component and you will be provided handout information. Union Missionary Baptist Church is at 217 Gulpha, Hot Springs (behind the Convention Center downtown). Registration is required for this class by calling Oaklawn Center on Aging at 501-623-0020.

Physicians: Arthritis

• Levi Arthritis and Rehabilitation Clinic, Ross Bandy, M.D. 300 Prospect Ave., Hot Springs, AR 71901, 501-622-3577.

Family practice

• HealthStar Physicians of Hot Springs, 1661 Airport Road, Suite D Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-625-7500. Visit http://www.healthstarphysicians.com. Contact: Drs. Carrington, Erwin, Finch, Hale, Hulsey, Mullins, Parchman, Parish, Reeves and Sanson.

We offer medical treatment for all your health care needs, bio-identical hormone therapy, preventive services, bone density scans for osteoporosis diagnosis/prevention, Botox and other fillers as well as cosmetic therapy and anti-aging products. If you need assistance at home, please call HealthStar House Calls at 501-547-5691.

Hemotology/oncology

• Kota Cancer Clinic PLLC, Manjusha Kota, M.D. 180 Medical Park Place, Suite 201 Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-463-5700. Fax: 501-4635710.

Osteoporosis

• Levi Osteoporosis Clinic, 300 Prospect Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-622-3314.

Physical therapy

• Levi Hospital, 300 Prospect Ave. Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-622-3334 Levi Hospital Outpatient Therapy Satellite Clinic at the YMCA 130 Werner St. Hot Springs, AR 71913 501-622-3336.

• Tri-Lakes Physical Therapy, 307 L Carpenter Dam Road Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-6353 Contact: Jon Hardy Pool for aquatic therapy, larger clinic, therapeutic gym.

Recreation

Rehabilitation services

• Lake Hamilton Health & Rehab, 120 Pittman Road. Call 501-7677530.

Medicare/Medicaid accepted, private pay, long-term care insurance, 24-hour R.N. nursing coverage, 25 private Medicare rehabilitation suites with private dining. For a tour or more information contact our care specialist at 501-767-7530. Visit http://www. lakehamiltonhr.com.

• Levi Hospital Outpatient Therapy Services, 300 Prospect Ave. and satellite location at the YMCA, Hot Springs, AR. Call 501622-3334, or the YMCA location at 501-622-3336.

Providing the science of healing and the art of caring, the staff at Levi Hospital offers unique outpatient physical rehabilitation programs. We are the most comprehensive program in the area offering physical, occupational, and speech therapy. We are the only facility that offers aquatic therapy in a full size pool filled with Hot Springs thermal waters. We work with patients recovering from knee and hip replacements, lower back pain, shoulder surgeries, balance problems, and more. Levi also offers a sports medicine program designed for the professional, student, and senior athletes alike. We work with athletes of every age to speed recovery, boost athletic performance and teach injury prevention.

As a patient you have the right to choose your health care provider for rehabilitation therapy. Tell your doctor you choose Levi Hospital.

• Montgomery County Nursing Home & Rehab, 741 South Drive, Mount Ida, AR 71957. Call 870867-2156.

• Quapaw Care & Rehabilitation Center, 138 Brighton Terrace, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501525-7140. Fax: 501-525-7441. Contact: Cindy Farmer, social director.

Long-term care physical, speech and occupational therapy. Rehabilitation. Medicare and Medicaid accepted. Alzheimer’s and dementia unit. Voted No. 1 in Garland County.

• Tri-Lakes Physical Therapy, 307-L Carpenter Dam Road Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-6236353.

Tri-Lakes Physical Therapy offers pain management, including therapeutic treatment and a number of exercises for a number of injuries/conditions. Our goal is to make sure that when you leave, you have found relief from your symptoms and have received long-term benefits so that your problems will not return. At our facility, we put your needs first. Our staff is composed of friendly, knowledgeable and caring workers. Our facility has a full-service rehabilitative gym featuring equipment specific for cardio, target muscle strengthening, core training, spine stabilization and exercises for joint pain.

• Village Springs Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, 1208 Hwy 7 North, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-624-5238, email vsadmin@rhcm.com. “Family Caring for Families”

Village Springs Nursing & Rehabilitation Center offers short term rehab, long term care, a secured memory unit, 6 private rehab suites, & hospice care. Accepts Medicaid and Medicare patients.

Retirement, senior homes

• Brookfield Assisted Living and Memory Care, 205 and 233 Sawtooth Oak St., Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call the office at 501520-0016. Contact: Rebecca Witte, community relations director, 817688-1219.

Brookfield is a full-service assisted living and memory care community with independent private apartments. Five floor plans from which to choose. Apartments offer oversized walkin showers, all utilities included, Wi-Fi, and cable. Services include personalized emergency call systems, 24 hour nursing and personal care staff, and transportation to community scheduled doctor’s appointments. Amenities: Planned activities, three meals daily, snacks, common areas for socialization, scheduled entertainment, on-site beauty/ barber shop, and planned community events. Call to schedule your lunch tour today.

• Garrett Woods Retirement & Assisted Living, 142 Brighton Terrace, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-525-1725.

Independent and assisted living. Medicaid-approved for assisted living waiver program. Providing the highest-quality care to

seniors for more than 25 years.

• Levi Towers, 240 Prospect, Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501623-8419. Contact: David Catlett, COS, HCCP, HCM-H, NPCC. Tower real estate compliance director, 501-762-2048, Fax: 501-6232133, email davidc@towerarkansas.com.

Federally subsidized housing for seniors (62-plus) or mobility impaired. Rent is computed at 30 percent of income after allowable medical expenses. Independent living at its best, pet friendly.

• West Shores Senior Living Community, 2607 Albert Pike, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-7671200 or 800-818-1201.

Rheumatology

• Levi Osteoporosis Clinic, 300 Prospect Ave., Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-622-3314.

Services

• Arkey Locksmith, Hot Springs, AR. Open 24 hours. Includes residential, automotive, & commercial services. Call 501-6178872.

• City Plumbing, Heating & Electric, Inc., 318 Third St., Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-6233325 and 501-922-3325. Contact: Rick Bonte, Elwen Guthrie or Ronald Carroll.

We offer discounts. Just ask our service technicians when they are in your home.

• Linda Morrison Insurance, 715 Hobson, Suite A, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-321-9373, or toll free, 800-582-1856. Contact: Linda Morrison.

• HealthStar House Calls, 501547-5691.

Our services include: Providing health care to patients who are home-bound or unable to get to the doctor; Transition of Care from the hospital or rehab with medication review; lab; mobile x-rays and ultrasounds; flu, pneumonia and tetanus vaccines; EKG; wellness exams; referrals to specialists; referrals to home health; ordering durable medical equipment. • Home Care Assistance, 3955 Central Ave., Suite 4, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-463-9425.

Non medical home care for seniors in their home. We also provide meal preparation, medication reminders and housekeeping.

• Miracle Ear Hearing Center, 4585 Highway 7 north, Suite 12, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909. Call 501-984-5250. Contact: Tammy Payne.

Full line of advanced digital hearing aids. All hearing evaluations are free.

• Miracle Ear Hearing Aid Center, 1801 Central Ave., Suite B Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-5204327. Contact: Tammy Payne.

Full line of advanced digital hearing aids. All hearing evaluations are free.

• Radiance School of Massage, 3810 Central Ave., Suite E Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-5200809.

Contact: Roxanne Portman. Massage, facials, reflexology and spa treatments.

Skin care

• Hot Springs Aesthetics, PLLC, 321-C Section Line Rd, Hot Springs, 501-881-8565, Riki Rudder, RN.

Botox, SkinPen Microneedling/ Collagen Induction Therapy, Juvederm fillers, chemical peels and masks using PCA Skin care, BTL Exilis radiofrequency and ultrasound technology to lift and tighten skin. More information at www.hotspringsaesthetics.com or you can find us on Facebook.

• MedSpa 1661, 1661-E Airport Road, 501-651-4316.

1661 treats women and men and specializes in reducing acne in teens. Our staff prides ourselves in making your experience one to make you feel beautiful, because at the end of the day you are with it. Find us on Facebook.

Support groups

• Home Care Assistance, 3955 Central Ave., Suite 4, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-463-9425.

Non medical home care for seniors in their home. We also provide meal preparation, medication reminders and housekeeping.

• Oaklawn Center on Aging, 210 Woodbine Hot Springs, AR 71901. Call 501-623-0020-office Contact: Kathy Packard, director of education.

Oaklawn Center on Aging, Good Samaritan and Kindred Hospice hold a Caregiver Support Group meeting the fourth Wednesday of each month at Good Samaritan Cedar Lodge, Multipurpose Room, first floor (downstairs), Hot Springs Village. Lunch is provided for this meeting. For information, call Oaklawn Center on Aging at 501-6230020.

Volunteer programs

• Schmieding Home Caregiver Training, 101 McGowan Court, Hot Springs, AR 71913. Call 501-276-0945 office, http://www.uamscaregiving.org.

The Family Caregiver Workshops are designed to increase family member’s knowledge of care-giving and to introduce them to care-giving skills needed to care for an older adult in the home. Information on caregiver resources is also provided. Alzheimer’s and Dementia Training provide instruction on how to provide support and care for a person with dementia.

Weight loss

• Hot Springs Aesthetics, PLLC, 321-C Section Line Road. Call 501881-8565. Contact: Riki Rudder, RN.

Offering the Clean Start Weight Loss program. The 12-week, physician-monitored program includes weekly coaching, consult and lab work prior to start, weekly weighin, HCG injections, weekly multivitamin IM injections, guide book and tip sheet, cookbook, food journal. Call for current special. Then we can help elevate and contour the sagging skin due to the weight loss.

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