Accessible Care, Community Well-Being
Lafayette County’s healthcare system combines local primary care access with regional hospital services, ensuring residents can receive routine, preventive, and emergency care within a reasonable distance. Community clinics serve as the foundation of care, while nearby medical centers provide inpatient, diagnostic, and specialty services.
Approximately 91 percent of Lafayette County residents have health insurance coverage through employer plans, Medicaid, Medicare, or other sources. This level of coverage supports access to care and reflects steady improvement in healthcare availability across the region.
Primary care clinics in Lafayette County serve as the first point of contact for many residents, providing family medicine, preventive care, and ongoing management of chronic conditions. These clinics play a critical role in long-term health outcomes and community wellness.
Lewisville Family Practice Center 1117 Chestnut Street Lewisville, AR 71845 Phone: (870) 921-5781
Lewisville Family Practice Center provides care for patients of all ages, supporting community health through regular checkups, screenings, immunizations, and chronic disease management. The clinic helps reduce the need for travel for routine medical services.
Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center provides 24-hour emergency services, inpatient care, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, and specialty referrals. The facility serves patients from Lafayette County and across the broader Southwest Arkansas region.
Southwest Arkansas Regional Medical Center 2001 South Main Street Hope, AR 71801 Phone: (870) 722-3800 Website: swarmc.org
Magnolia Regional Medical Center offers acute medical care, surgical services, advanced imaging, and specialty support. It serves as an additional healthcare option for Lafayette County residents requiring hospital-based or specialized treatment.
Magnolia Regional Medical Center 101 Hospital Drive Magnolia, AR 71753 Phone: (870) 235-3000 Website: magnoliarmc.org
Healthcare access in Lafayette County reflects both the strengths and challenges common to rural communities. While patient-to-provider ratios are higher than in urban areas, local clinics and coordinated referral networks help bridge access gaps.
Health insurance coverage remains strong, with more than nine in ten residents insured. Public health initiatives, preventive care programs, and partnerships with regional providers continue to support improved outcomes across the county.
Healthcare providers serving Lafayette County emphasize patient-centered care, preventive services, and chronic disease management. Routine screenings, vaccination efforts, and community outreach contribute to overall wellness and resilience.
Through a combination of local access and regional partnerships, Lafayette County residents benefit from healthcare services that support quality of life, workforce stability, and long-term community health.
