Mena Regional Health System is a 65-bed community hospital providing care to the communities of Mena, Polk County, and the surrounding counties in Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma.
Mena Regional Health System has a longstanding tradition of service to the community. Polk County Memorial Hospital was originally built in 1950. After 30 years of service, plans were developed to build a new facility and Wilhelmina Medical Center, a nonprofit community hospital, was erected on its present site in 1980. In January 1985, the hospital signed a management contract with Hospital Corporation of America Management Company, now Quorum Health Resources, which to this date is still in effect. The hospital’s name changed to Mena Medical Center on October 1, 1991 when governance was assumed by the City of Mena and the appointed Hospital Commission.

In 2005, a major expansion and renovation project was completed adding over 31,000 square feet and updating over 11,000 square feet. This project and the increasing market area served culminated into a new name that more accurately reflected what the hospital has become: Mena Regional Health System. The hospital serves the Mena region and has developed a complete system of healthcare services for you and your family’s needs.

Mena Regional Health System offers a diverse compliment of inpatient, outpatient, and home health services to the community. Hospital impatient services include acute care medical/surgical services, a 6-bed ICU, labor and delivery services, a 12-bed geriatric psychiatry unit (Mena Senior Behavioral Health Center), and a 12-bed physical rehabilitation unit (Mena Rehabilitation Center).

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