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Advertising Supplement River Valley & Ozark Edition of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Sunday, April 23, 2017 • 5VV
BAKER DRUG INC.
Local pharmacy provides individualized service
Since 1978, pharmacist Jimbo Hendrickson has owned and operated Baker Drug in Conway, where providing hometown service is the hallmark of the full-service pharmacy. Hendrickson said he is very appreciative of the community that has helped him grow.
Baker Drug specializes in compound- ing prescriptions to suit the needs of indi- vidual patients of all ages and offers nat- ural remedies for hormone-replacement therapy and anti-nausea medication.
“You get personalized treatment that you might not get in a big pharmacy,” office manager Dianna Bradke said. “We’re a small pharmacy that really cares. Jimbo wants people to know that he is here for them. No matter what the problem is, he will do his best to take care of everybody,” Bradke said.
Baker Drug accepts most insurance plans and offers travel vaccines, such as tetanus, hepatitis A and B, typhoid,
polio and MMR (measles, mumps and rubella), as well as shingles, flu and pneumonia shots.
Apex Medical Rentals, managed by Brent Hendrickson, is located inside Baker Drug. Apex provides an array of medical equipment and supplies, includ- ing items for bathroom safety, urological and incontinence needs, diabetic testing, personal care and many more products available for rent or purchase.
The store offers free local delivery of equipment, supplies and prescriptions. Baker Drug is open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and
from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. While there, don’t forget to try a sam- ple of Baker Drug’s fudge in a variety
of flavors, all made fresh in the store.
SOUTHRIDGE VILLAGE RETIREMENT CENTER
Senior facility offers comprehensive care
For 16 years, Southridge Village Retirement Center in Heber Springs has helped improve the lives of seniors by providing high-quality medical care, comfortable amenities and freedom in living.
In 2001, President and CEO Elizabeth Blankenship developed the Southridge Village at the intersection of Arkansas 110 and the Arkansas 25 bypass. In addition, she has opened locations in Cabot, Conway and Russellville.
The center boasts an 89-bed assisted- living facility and independent-living areas. An adjacent commercial center houses a bank, a hotel and medical offices. The Southridge facility offers long-term care that supports residents’ social and emotional health, as well as their medical needs.
the freedom to choose their daily activities. They can chat in the living room or one of the many courtyards, visit the beauty salon, or go on an outing to have lunch, shop or watch a movie. The dining room serves family- style meals with customized menus.
Residents can choose from three floor plans. Some apartments offer a living area, a bedroom, a bathroom and a kitchenette. The apartments also have wireless internet, as well as housekeeping and laundry facilities. The residences are pet-friendly.
To learn more, call 501-362-7023 or visit the company’s website, www.south ridgevillage.com.
Community-style living gives residents
924 Front St. • Conway 501-329-5626
401 Southridge Parkway • Heber Springs 501-362-7023 www.southridgevillage.com