Piggott Community Hospital

11/06/2025

Check out this awesome bulletin board for our Outpatient Services put together by Pam Ray! From Pain Management and Wound Care to Pulmonology and Cardiology, our Outpatient department offers many amazing services, right here in Piggott! For more information, call the hospital at 870.598.3881!

11/06/2025

11/05/2025

We recently teamed up with Mrs. Jeri Tate and some of her art students to help spread stroke awareness in the community. Students were asked to decorate coffee sleeves from Jitterbug and pastry bags from Piggott City Market with BE FAST messages to help educate the public on the importance of stroke preparedness. Thank you to the students, Mrs. Tate, Julie at Jitterbug, Connor at City Market, and Kasey Featherston, RN and ARSAVES Coordinator, for making this happen!

11/03/2025

We will be there- it’s going to be a great day!

Save the Date!

11/03/2025

We would like to welcome Hollie Trammel to the Piggott Health System family. Hollie is the Peer Recovery Specialist for our Arkansas Peer Recovery Program, a partnership with Arkansas Opioid Recovery. This is a FREE service for all residents of Clay County!

The Peer Recovery Specialist is a person in long-term recovery who has lived experience in recovery that connects with individuals currently navigating substance use or mental health challenges. They walk alongside individuals receiving services, offering guidance, empathy, and a path forward.

Anyone is welcome to join a Recovery Lifestyles meeting. They take place on Mondays and Fridays from 1-2 at the Piggott Community Center.

For more information, call 870.324.2722.

11/01/2025

UPDATE- Results are in- thank you for voting!!! Sheila won 1st with the most likes and Shirley came in 2nd! We are grateful for this wonderful team😊

Our admissions team made some “pun-ny” shirts for Halloween🤣 vote for your favorite by hitting the like button by Sunday at 5!

11/01/2025

We had a great week celebrating Halloween including the trunk or treats in Corning and Piggott!

10/31/2025

We love to celebrate our employees! Join us in congratulating them on another year with Piggott Health Systems.

Nancy Cole, Food & Nutrition Services- 2 Years of Service

Tena Roberts-Morton, Campbell Home Health Agency- 2 Years of Service

Jonathan Trail, Radiology- 1 Year of Service

Brooke Haddix, Respiratory Therapy- 1 Year of Service

10/30/2025

We are proud to announce that Piggott Home Health has passed an Additional Documentation Request (ADR) 100%. An ADR is a request from a Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC) for extra medical records to support a claim and ensure it complies with payment policies. This process includes all levels of documentation, including intake, F2F verification, clinician documentation, and billing.


We received a request for additional records on 37 total claims in the amount of $105,154.02. Additional documents were sent as requested, and our agency passed at 100%! The AR Home Health staff celebrated with a catered meal from Gardenias on Friday, October 24. Way to go!

10/29/2025

Local food bank information here:

10/29/2025

World Stroke Day is observed every year on October 29th to raise global
awareness about stroke, its prevention, treatment, and the vital importance of
timely action.

Stroke remains one of the leading causes of death and long-term disability
worldwide. This day highlights the devastating impact stroke can have on
individuals, families, and communities.

Early recognition of stroke symptoms and rapid medical response are critical to
saving lives and improving recovery outcomes. Knowing the signs could mean
the difference between full recovery and lifelong impairment.

At Piggott Community Hospital, we urge everyone to learn the signs and
remember to BE FAST:

B – Sudden loss of balance or coordination

E – Vision changes in one or both eyes

F – Face drooping or uneven smile

A – Arm weakness or numbness

S – Slurred or strange speech

T – Time to call 911 immediately

⏳ When it comes to stroke, time is brain — every second counts. Early
treatment saves lives and improves outcomes.