Busting common myths about mammograms and breaking barriers to help people get them

As seen on THV11 This October, Susan G. Komen Arkansas is working to better educate men and women about breast cancer prevention ahead of their More Than Pink Walk. Their goal is to bust myths about mammograms and break down barriers that make it hard for women to get them. For Dr. Stacy Smith-Foley, Breast Imaging … Continued

Meet Your New, Better 3D Mammogram

As seen in SavvyKids, October 2019. At The Breast Center at CARTI, mammograms are nothing to fear — a compassionate team, tranquil environment and precise imaging make it an easy and comfortable experience. From routine screenings to the early detection and treatment of breast cancer, The Breast Center at CARTI is committed to providing patients with … Continued

Heather Abed’s Story | Breast Cancer Patients Gives Back This October

As a lifelong ‘jazzerciser’ and owner of Jazzercise Little Rock Fitness Center, Heather Abed considered herself to be in tip-top shape. So when she went in for her annual mammogram and got a clean bill of health, she thought nothing of it. That was until six months later when she discovered two lumps.  After a … Continued

The Many Faces of CARTI

As seen in Inviting Arkansas, November 2019. FESTIVAL OF FASHION – Friday, November 15. Join the FUN and celebrate the season in style Photography by LORI SPARKMAN PHOTOGRAPHY | Makeup by Stephanie Duty | Shot on location at CARTI Cancer Center These boutiques share a commitment to our community and the CARTI mission of improved + compassionate patient care. … Continued

An Ode to Vogue: Philanthropy + Fashion

By KIM MEYER WEBB | Photography by RETT PEEK | Hair and Makeup by SUZY BALKMAN with Bristle + Balm | Wardrobe from Barbara Jean Rachel Sims believes authentic relationships build better communities. “I love how everything in Little Rock feels so local. It seems like everywhere we go, there’s a connection to discover – … Continued

Dear Diary, Sarah Wilson

As seen in Inviting Arkansas, October 2019. As a CARTI patient, Sarah Wilson considers herself a thriver rather than survivor – it’s a victor, not a victim, perspective that resonates as she reflects on her cancer experiences. With plans to live her fullest life, Sarah shares some secrets for feeling healthy + happy. Sarah recalls … Continued

Dr. John Sims Joins Head and Neck Surgical Department at CARTI Cancer Center

CARTI Cancer Center has added John Sims, Jr., M.D., head and neck oncologic and microvascular reconstructive surgeon, to its staff. He comes to CARTI from Mount Sinai – Beth Israel in New York City, New York, where he completed a fellowship in head and neck oncologic and microvascular reconstructive surgery. He is now accepting new … Continued

CARTI Announces Plan to Build CARTI Cancer Center South Arkansas in El Dorado

CARTI announced today its plan to build CARTI Cancer Center South Arkansas, a comprehensive cancer treatment facility to be located in El Dorado. The cancer center’s planned services will include medical and radiation oncology, an infusion suite, imaging and an onsite lab. The project is currently in preliminary phases and a site has yet to … Continued

Mary Claire’s Story | 13-Year-Old Presents $1,000 to CARTI in Honor of Mother

Diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2018, Michelle Smith Harper became a patient of Dr. Scott Stern,  head and neck surgical oncologist at CARTI. Dr. Stern performed surgery on Michelle, then oversaw her subsequent treatment with alcohol ablation therapy. With this being Michelle’s second thyroid cancer diagnosis, her family was worried by the unknown and looking for … Continued

CARTI Builds on Stability Achieved in Fiscal Year 2018

CARTI Builds on Stability Achieved in Fiscal Year 2018Fitch Ratings affirms organization’s bond rating and outlook CARTI announced today that Fitch Ratings, an international bond-rating service, has affirmed the ‘BB+’ rating on the $48.245 million Pulaski County Public Facilities Board health facilities revenue bonds, issued in 2013. Additionally, they affirmed the organization’s outlook as ‘stable’. … Continued