Small town feel, big time care.

Welcome to Chicot Memorial Medical Center. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality of care to every patient who walks through our doors. We believe in personalized care that ensures a healthcare experience that feels as close to home as possible.

Did you experience extraordinary nursing care during your stay?

Does one of our employees deserve recognition for going above and beyond?

Our Silver Linings Swing Bed Program is perfect for when you’re not quite sick enough to be admitted to the hospital, but not quite well enough to go home.

24 Hour Service

We are a designated level 4 trauma center, meaning we provide 24-hour-a-day assessment, resuscitation, and stabilization services in our emergency department.

Patient Portal

If you have recently received services at our hospital we encourage you to visit MyCareCorner, our patient portal, where you can view your medical records online.

Price Transparency

Click below for more information regarding price transparency, the No Surprises Act, and your rights and protections against surprise medical bills.

No one will be denied access to services due to an inability to pay; there
is a discounted/sliding fee schedule available based on family size and income.

A nadie se le negará el acceso a los servicios por no poder pagar; hay
una tarifa reducida/móvil disponible según el tamaño de la familia y los ingresos.

The heart of Chicot Memorial is the people who care for our community every day. Today, we’re proud to introduce you to Kenny Emerson and share a little about the person behind the care.Department: Emergency DepartmentPosition: Emergency Department Director, RN & Trauma Program ManagerYears at Chicot Memorial: 12 yearsA little about myself:I began my nursing career in June 2014 and joined the Chicot Memorial family in August 2014. I chose nursing because I wanted the opportunity to care for people when they are sick and going through some of the most difficult times in their lives.During my 12 years at CMMC, I have served in several roles, including Med-Surg and House Supervisor, before moving to the Emergency Department. I currently serve as the Emergency Department Director and Trauma Program Manager, where I can combine my passion for patient care with leadership and helping provide quality care to patients during some of their most critical moments.What I enjoy most about this role:I love working at Chicot Memorial because of the staff I work with. What makes this place so special is that it is truly family-oriented. The people here care about one another, and that makes Chicot Memorial a special place to be.Outside of work:When I am not at the hospital, I enjoy spending time with family and traveling. I love getting away, exploring new places, and making memories along the way. ...
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Extraordinary staff recognized at Chicot Memorial Medical Center

April Etheridge, RN and Mary Hollins-Scott, RN of Chicot Memorial Medical Center were recently honored with The DAISY Award® For Extraordinary Nurses and The DAISY Lifetime Achievement Award, respectively. The awards are part of the DAISY Foundation’s programs to recognize the super-human efforts nurses perform every day.

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Announcing new mammography technology!

Chicot Memorial Medical Center is excited to announce an upgrade to our mammography services. Our new 3D imaging technology allows radiologists to examine breast tissue layer by layer, improving clarity and enabling earlier detection. This advancement reduces the need for follow-up visits caused by unclear results, while using only four radiation exposures—half the amount required by many other machines—without compromising image quality.

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