Central Heart and Surgical Hospital

Central Heart and Surgical Hospital was a physician-owned healthcare facility project initiated in Conway, Arkansas, through a strategic alliance between Cirrus Health and Siemens. Originally planned as a 130,000-square-foot facility with 55 beds and eight operating rooms, the hospital was designed to provide advanced cardiac care and surgical services. The project broke ground in 2008 but faced developmental delays and financial challenges during the economic downturn. The site and project were eventually integrated into the development of the Baptist Health Medical Center-Conway, which opened in 2016. Today, the facility operates as part of the Baptist Health system, providing comprehensive medical and surgical care to the Faulkner County community.