Progressive Eye Center serves the Cherokee Village and surrounding areas, with two on-site eye doctors–Dr. Lindsey George and Dr. Jerry Ellis. Dr. Ellis has owned and operated Progressive Eye Center since 1993 and has been practicing optometry since 1990, with over 34 years of experience. Dr. George has ties to the local community, being raised in the Melbourne area. The clinic has an in-house optical shop, with a wide range of designer frames and high-quality lens options. Licensed opticians are also available to guide patients through the eyeglass purchase experience, as well as follow-up adjustments and repairs.
Progressive Eye Center is committed to providing top-level eye care with the aid of the most up-to-date technology in the eye care industry. Our optometrists offer comprehensive eye health and vision exams, glasses and contact lens prescriptions, dry eye treatments, reading screenings and other related optometry services. Our goal is not only to ensure that patients have high-quality vision, but to also detect early signs of conditions such as glaucoma, cataracts, corneal ulcers, dry eye disease, diabetic eye disease, and macular degeneration.
Progressive Eye Center of Cherokee Village is conveniently located at 197 Hospital Drive, next to the Cherokee Village Emergency Room off of Highway 62/412 in the White River North Complex.
Progressive Eye Center is independently owned and operated.
Proudly helping patients look and see their best since 1993!
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The goal of Retrospect Counseling is to provide quality, cost effective care with highly trained therapists with extensive counseling experience and specialized training to address the specific needs of individuals, couples and families. By applying both traditional and specialty treatment approaches such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Brainspotting (BSP) and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). Psychiatric medication management services are available to clients who are engaged in therapy, or who have completed therapy, but need continued medication management services.
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Hearing solutions that are customized to each patient's individual needs.
Our Practice
Our practice prides itself on taking care of each patient as if they were our own family member to receive the best possible hearing outcome. We focus on continually serving the hearing needs of the Mountain Home, Cherokee Village, Mountain View, Heber Springs, Clinton, Jonesboro, and Memphis communities with dedicated hearing care. In this process, our practice demonstrates disciplines and values to ensure fair and personalized hearing care for each patient.
Our Commitment
Our commitment to patient care was built around the mutual agreement of honor, integrity and trust with each patient. As a part of the nationwide Audibel network, we aim to provide the greatest hearing care experience possible by abiding to the following standards that define American hearing excellence:
Comprehensive Evaluation
We evaluate your hearing, communication needs and goals for your life.
Recommend Only What Needs Recommending
Because we evaluate all your hearing and communication needs, we will recommend a treatment plan that is unique to you and designed to meet your needs.
Clear Understanding of the Hearing Journey and Results
We make sure that you understand what steps will be taken on your journey to better hearing and what the realistic outcomes are for those steps.
Seeing and Hearing the Benefit
We will verify that the hearing instruments and accessories that go with them are working and provide the benefit that you need. This verification may be done through several clinically adopted tools such as Real Ear Measurement, Speech Mapping or Sound Field Verification.
Treatment is More Than Just an Office Visit
We work with you to create a long-term treatment plan, define follow-up appointments, perform regular ongoing evaluations, and any additional care that you may need to make sure you stay satisfied with your hearing in the years to come.
Warranty for One, Warranty for All
When you work with Audibel, you are working not only with your local hearing healthcare professionals, but also the national network that will honor the warranty and support and service guarantees on all Audibel products.
Commitment for a Lifetime
All Audibel products receive free cleanings and testing for their lifetime.
Our Involvement
We support the Starkey Hearing Foundation in sharing the gift of better hearing far beyond our office walls. We continually reach out to those in need of hearing care in the community, across the country and around the globe. Our community efforts, as well as on-going participation with the Starkey Hearing Foundation, ensure that every year thousands of less fortunate individuals get the hearing care they may need. We feel that hearing is an important gift which allows us to connect to each other along with the sounds we cherish. Below is more information on the efforts we help impact locally and globally.
As a partner with Audibel, we are proud supporters of the Starkey Hearing Foundation. Over the last decade, this organization has provided more than 100,000 hearing aids to those in need around the world and they continue to rapidly grow that number every month. The Starkey Hearing Foundation also actively supports the need for hearing care domestically through their hearing aid missions and their HearNow program. To learn more visit their website.
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A 24-hour gym dedicated to its members. A place where each person is given the opportunity to better
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Spring River area's recreational and competitive Gymnastics and Cheer Academy offering programs from toddlers through high school. They also offer day camps during the summer and holidays.
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Care Coordination
We provide assistance with navigating the confusing maze of senior care. With the use of health information and technology, we promote health and wellness to both consumers and family members.
Our Care Managers provide a single point of contact to evaluate your needs and monitor to ensure the best and most appropriate services and care are being provided.
We not only coordinate services our agency offers but also assist in the transitional care and coordination of services among other providers in your area.
Information and Assistance
Based on your needs, our Information Specialist and Care Manager will begin the process of determining exactly how programs and services can help you. They will assist and explain many options for your care.
Care Planning and Management
Development of the care plan based on the needs of the consumer identified through a comprehensive assessment.
Coordination of social and medical services needed including those available through WRAAA or other non-AAA sources.
Communication and coordination with family support.
Ongoing care management, monitoring and follow-up
General referral services (financial, legal, housing, and healthcare)
Communication and referrals to service providers regarding services to be rendered by consumer as part of care plan
Ordering Medical supplies (DME)
Offering alternatives in ordering and receiving medical supplies. Incontinence supplies such as diapers, liners and under pads; bedside commodes; walkers; canes; and more can be directly shipped to the home.
Prescription Management
Family Caregiver Program
This Program supports Caregivers caring for a relative 60+ in the home to reduce the burden and stress of caregiving. It also provides assistance with some costs of care, education, emotional support, and information and referral.
Applications (public and private assistance)
Medicare Prescription Drug Counseling
Advocate and assist with Medicaid, Medicare and VA benefits
Transportation needs
Nutrition & Wellness
The Area Agency on Aging administers a contract with various agencies to provide nutrition and wellness programs. These programs offer a place where participants can engage in community services that can help them stay healthy and independent by offering a wide variety of programs and services, including Meals and Nutrition Programs, Social & Recreational Activities, Wellness Programs, Transportation Services and Senior Center Volunteer Programs.
These programs are available through senior centers in the following counties in our service area:
Senior Living
We are pleased to offer two types of living options to Seniors in our area.
Our Assisted Living Facility located at 302 Woodmont Circle, Batesville Arkansas
Affordable Housing for eligible seniors in 12 different locations.
Community Services
We offer supportive services to our community in three different areas.
Our Foster Grandparent Programs offer assistance to children in our local schools
The Ombudsman Program advocates for residents residing in long term care facilities
Our Ticket to Work Program assist individuals with disabilities obtain employment
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White River Health is committed to reaching out into our communities and making the region a better place, while maintaining exceptional inpatient, outpatient, and wellness services at our hospitals, clinics, outpatient care facilities, and senior centers. As an employer, White River Health offers an empowering environment that encourages professional development, continuous quality improvement, and innovation.
White River Health delivers lifelong care that builds better habits and brighter futures.
For Services information in the Spring River Area (Cherokee Village) click on this link: White River Health Specialty Care - Cherokee Village
Other locations in Batesville, Mountain Home and more.
195 Hospital Drive, Suite D
Cherokee Village, AR
Directions
Phone: Imaging Dept. (870)257-6040
Fax: (870) 257-7666
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