NARMC Physical, Speech, and Occupational Therapy

12/19/2025

Staff Christmas party today!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays🎄❤️✨🎅🏼

12/19/2025

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at NARMC Therapy Services!

We’re grateful for the opportunity to care for our community.

Wishing you a day filled with joy, gratitude, and time with loved ones.

11/21/2025

We love our girls at the front desk! They do so much to help keep things running smoothly and efficiently.

11/19/2025

Did you Know?

At NARMC Therapy Services, we now offer LSVT BIG and LOUD Therapy treatments! Julie Brandon, M.S., CCC-SLP is a certified LSVT LOUD clinician, and Tonia Stokes, PT, DPT is a certified LSVT BIG clinician. They are equipped with the knowledge to assist those individuals battling Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions that may affect their mobility, balance, speech, and quality of life.
For questions regarding the LSVT BIG and LOUD intensive therapy treatment program, contact us at (870) 414-5051.

11/14/2025

Each treatment session is specialized and unique for every patient that walks through our doors. Our team uses clinical reasoning to determine what services would be best based on their symptoms. At NARMC, we provide a variety of manual therapy services including dry cupping, trigger point and/or functional dry needling, Astym, HVLA techniques, and more!

11/12/2025

🚨We are hiring!! Come join our amazing team at NARMC! Use the link below to apply today!

https://www.paycomonline.net/v4/ats/web.php/jobs/ViewJobDetails?job=29719&clientkey=9E3A1AF7E6BF8A4A3F6C8BFEB06A43E2

11/11/2025

We proudly salute the veterans who have served our country with honor and courage.

Your dedication inspires us to serve our community with the same strength and compassion.

Thank you for your service. Today, we celebrate you.

11/05/2025

At NARMC, every improvement we make is rooted in one purpose: caring for our communities with the best experience possible, close to home.

On November 1, we launched a new electronic health record system that more seamlessly connects your care across our entire organization. This means your providers can more easily stay on the same page, and your health information travels with you wherever you receive care within the NARMC system. That connection helps create a smoother, more coordinated experience for you and your family.

Like any big transition, there may be moments over the next few weeks when things move a little slower as our teams adjust. We know your time is valuable, and we truly appreciate your patience and understanding as we work through this together.

Thank you for trusting us with your care and for being part of the NARMC family. It is an honor to serve the communities we call home, and we remain committed to investing in the future of healthcare right here for generations to come.

10/30/2025

AAC Awareness Month is observed every October and serves as a significant opportunity to raise awareness about Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and its impact on individuals with communication impairments. Communication is a fundamental human right, and AAC devices are making it possible for children and adults with communication difficulties to express themselves, connect, and be heard.

Read the testimonial below from one of our very own to understand the impact AAC has had on the individual and their family!

“Our son Jameson was diagnosed at 18 months with severe, nonverbal autism. Since the diagnosis, he has received speech therapy every day for almost 4 years. When we switched over to NARMC last year, the SLP immediately suggested trying an AAC device. She was able to work with the supplier & our son’s insurance to obtain a personal device for Jameson. He has had it a full year now, and he is able to intentionally use almost 10 words. Using the device has helped his verbal sounds flourish, and we have seen a huge increase in attempts to communicate where before there was none. He is finding his voice.
Sometimes there is a need to meet in the middle, and AAC devices are a great pathway between nonverbal users and being able to communicate the most basic needs. It’s also a great tool to use in conjunction with developing verbal communication skills. The AAC has given me the ability to know what my son wants, but even more than that it gives him a voice. It is a great tool and I am so grateful to the SLP’s at NARMC for having the knowledge and willingness to break barriers in communication needs for individuals and their families.”