As seen in Little Rock Soiree, November issue. “I was fortunate enough to have the ability to go anywhere for treatment,” Aaron Gamewell says. “My insurance benefits allowed me to choose a primary care center, as well as the chance to get a second opinion. “After walking into CARTI for the first time, I didn’t … Continued
As seen in the November/December issue of Healthcare Journal of Arkansas. By Christopher H. Pope, M.D., Radiation Oncologist, and Scott Yakoubian, Director of Medical Physics, Dosimetry and RSO While 3D printing has been an effective tool in both educational and clinical specialties that are primarily procedural based, its relevance to radiation oncology has been limited. Until now. Today, … Continued
As seen in Inviting Arkansas’ October issue. Because now more than ever, community matters… Celebrating the shop + live local philosophy, these boutiques share a commitment to the CARTI mission that is unwavering. As we look forward to the return of the most fashionable event of the season – Festival of Fashion 2021 – we … Continued
As seen in AY Magazine’s October issue. Medical oncologist Dr. Lawrence Mendelsohn was named the Best Oncologist in AY Magazine’s ‘Best of 2020‘ list. Winners in each category were chosen through a survey of the publication’s readers. James Corden announced the winners in a virtual ceremony in August. To learn more about Dr. Mendelsohn, click … Continued
As seen in Inviting Arkansas’ October issue. It’s time to join the fight and fund the relentless pursuit of a cancer-free future. Shelia Vaught has always had a heart for service. Throughout her childhood, she remembers spending time at All Souls Church in Scott and at related community events. Later, she attended the University of Central … Continued
As seen in the September/October issue of Healthcare Journal of Arkansas. Featuring Kamal Patel, M.D., Medical Oncologist. A terminal diagnosis comes with different feelings for all involved, but generally the same outcome for the sentenced. We automatically use terms like fight, hold strong, pray, hope for a miracle, and/or acceptance. Terminal is often where you … Continued
As the third leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States, new blood cancer cases will account for 10.2% of all new cancer cases this year. In honor of September being Blood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re sharing the unique risk factors for the three main types of blood cancers – leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma. … Continued
Nausea caused by cancer treatment can be harmful to a patient’s nutrition in a time where their body is most vulnerable. The registered dietitians at CARTI work with patients to achieve their best nutritional health during their treatment, and Samantha Smith, MS, RDN, LN, shares some of their tips for dealing with nausea caused by … Continued
As seen in Arkansas Money & Politics, August Issue “Six months into the pandemic that has defined 2020, we can think of no better way than “Champions” to describe health care workers. We asked Arkansas Money & Politics readers to nominate their “Champions of Health Care” in 14 categories. Health Care Administrators Adam Head, FACHEPresident … Continued
As seen in Arkansas Business, August 3, 2020 CARTI Inc. of Little Rock could be one of health care’s bright spots during the pandemic. While other health care providers were reporting losses of hundreds of thousands of dollars a day as patients stayed away from hospitals, the cancer treatment provider reported its best financial year. … Continued
