CConway Regional Health System operates hospitals and clinics across North Central, Central Arkansas, and the River Valley, delivering a full range of medical services. It covers specialties including cardiology, pulmonology, nephrology, infectious disease, gastroenterology, hematology-oncology, rheumatology, endocrinology, and geriatrics, and manages Family Medicine and Internal Medicine Residency Programs to train physicians. Care is provided through a network of clinicians and facilities that offer outpatient and inpatient services, procedures, and specialty treatments, with a recent expansion that includes an Endocrinology and Diabetes Center. The organization emphasizes physician engagement and a commitment to medical education while generating revenue from patient care and related procedures. Its goal is to provide high-quality, accessible healthcare to its communities and to support the ongoing education and development of physicians.
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Emily Kordsmeier joins team at Conway Regional Gastroenterology Center. Emily Kordsmeier, PA, has joined Conway Regional Gastroenterology Center. "The need for gastroenterology services across Arkansas continues to drive our investment in expanding access to care," said Rebekah Fincher, chief administrative officer at Conway Regional Health System. "Emily is the fifth provider we have added to our gastroenterology team this year, reflecting our commitment to helping more patients receive timely, advanced digestive care close to home." Kordsmeier earned her Master of Physician Assistant Studies from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in 2017 and her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Central Arkansas in 2012. She has more than eight years of experience in emergency and urgent care settings.
Conway Regional adds Fahr to Renaissance Women's Center. Conway Regional Health System has added Emily Fahr, MD, OB/GYN, to its Renaissance Women's Center. Across Arkansas, access to women's health services, including labor and delivery, continues to be a growing concern. "Communities are facing physician shortages and closures of hospital maternity units," said Rebekah Fincher, chief administrative officer of Conway Regional Health System. "Expanding our team with physicians like Dr. Fahr reflects our commitment to meeting the growing demand for OB/GYN services and ensuring women and families across Arkansas have access to high-quality, personalized care." Fahr completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Missouri at Kansas City in 2026 and earned her Doctor of Medicine in 2022 from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
Conway Regional adds to gastroenterology team. by AMP Staff September 28, 2026 Conway Regional Health System has added Anasua Deb, MD, gastroenterologist, to the team at Conway Regional Gastroenterology Center. She joins Martin Moix, MD, and Neelima Rao, MD, and is now accepting new patients. "Expanding our gastroenterology team allows us to provide greater access to specialized care for patients across central Arkansas," said Rebekah Fincher, chief administrative officer of Conway Regional Health System. "Dr. Deb joins a growing group of providers at the Conway Regional Gastroenterology Center focused on providing comprehensive digestive care supported by advanced technology." Deb completed her gastroenterology fellowship at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in 2026 after completing her Internal Medicine Residency at Texas Tech University in 2023. She also holds a PhD in Molecular and Human Genetics, virus-host interaction, and immunology.
Conway Regional Labor & Delivery team earns national Willow Award. Posted: Aug 24, 2026 / 10:57 AM CDT Updated: Aug 24, 2026 / 10:57 AM CDT CONWAY, Ark. - Conway Regional Health System's Labor and Delivery team has been nationally recognized with the Willow Award: Excellence in End-of-Life Care, an honor celebrating caregivers who provide extraordinary compassion and support to families during profoundly difficult moments. The recognition follows a nomination from Lauren and Bradly Brogdon, who praised the team for the care shown to their son, August, and the comfort provided to their family. In their nomination, the Brogdons shared that caregivers treated August with deep respect and tenderness, creating a peaceful environment that allowed them to spend meaningful time with him and make lasting memories. They also expressed thankfulness for the entire team, including Keitha Holland, MD. They said Holland's guidance and compassion were invaluable throughout their experience. Conway Regional President and CEO Angie Longing said the team's actions reflect the health system's commitment to highly personal, intentional care. "Caring for patients and families during some of life's most difficult moments is both a tremendous responsibility and a privilege," said Angie Longing, President and CEO of Conway Regional Health System. "The compassion our Labor and Delivery team showed the Brogdon family reflects the highly intentional, personal care we strive to provide every day. I am incredibly proud of this team for surrounding their family with dignity, kindness, and support when they needed it most." The Willow Award is a national program honoring caregivers who go above and beyond to provide comfort, dignity, grace and compassion during end-of-life transitions. Recipients represent a range of professionals, including nurses, physicians, social workers, chaplains, volunteers, certified nursing assistants, emergency responders and private caregivers. The award highlights individuals and teams who create supportive, meaningful experiences for patients and families navigating one of life's challenging moments.
Conway Regional CEO steps down to accept new position. * By LOG CABIN DEMOCRAT * 15 hrs ago * 0 Conway Regional Health System President and CEO Matt Troup will depart the organization to accept a Market President role out of state, effective July 17, 2026. Troup has served as president and CEO of Conway Regional since August 2015 and "helped lead the health system through a period of transformative growth and organizational advancement," a news release issued by the hospital on Thursday read.
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