Primary Care group would like to add an Internal Medicine physician to their practice in Mountain View.  Work in the new endoscopy lab, enjoy a newly renovated facility, and six semi-private rooms in the Intermediate Care Unit.  Stone County Medical Center has been designated a critical access hospital.

Stone County Medical Center is a private not-for-profit regional healthcare provider. It is a 25-bed critical access facility in Mountain View, Arkansas that is continuously adding services to better meet the medical needs of Stone County and the surrounding area. Current Services include acute inpatient care, general and orthopaedic surgery, and 24/7 physician coverage in the Emergency Department, Imaging services include X-ray, CT, mammography, ultrasound and mobile MRI. 

SCMC became a part of White River Health System on April 1, 1999. Stone County Medical Center strives to provide the Mountain View area with quality medical care. SCMC became a critical access designated hospital on October 1, 2000. The hospital’s Medical Staff includes eleven physicians representing six medical specialties.

SCMC’s new Surgery/Outpatient Wing was opened December 5, 2005. The new Surgical Services Department includes an outpatient admissions area and waiting room, three preoperative beds, two operating suites, an endoscopy room, four postoperative beds, central sterile facilities, nursing station, and physician and staff support. The new wing also includes 6 semi-private patient rooms with an Intermediate Care Unit. Intermediate Care is for patients who may require a higher level of nursing care.

Phase II construction included a new Emergency Department, renovation of existing patient rooms and renovation of the Imaging Department. The second phase also included renovation of the hospital’s main entrance with the addition of a larger waiting room, gift shop and cafeteria.