A graduate of the University of Arkansas, Laura Leslie Hill holds both a BS in biology and a BS in dental hygiene. Laura Leslie Hill and her husband co-own and operate the Siloam Springs Women’s Center in Arkansas. The only full-time OB/GYN clinic in the Siloam Springs community, the Siloam Springs Women’s Center provides comprehensive care to women of all ages. The center’s three physicians, Chad Hill, MD, S. Kyle Thompson, DO, and Natalie Eiland, DO, lead a team of clerical and clinical staff, including advanced nurse practitioners. The center provides mammograms and annual wellness exams, including pap smears and pelvic exams. Also offering care for women in their menopausal years, the center addresses issues such as incontinence and urinary frequency, in addition to providing counseling on hormone replacement therapy as needed. The physicians at Siloam Springs Women’s Center also offer urogynecology care. This OB/GYN subspecialty deals with pelvic floor disorders, such as prolapse of the bladder or uterus and vagina. The center provides several treatment options for these disorders, which are believed to be effects of aging and childbirth.To learn more about Siloam Springs Women’s Center, visit www.siloamwomenscenter.com.
A graduate of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Laura Leslie Hill holds both a bachelor of science in biology and a bachelor of science in dental hygiene. She now leads the philanthropic efforts of Siloam Springs Women’s Center OB/GYN clinic, which she co-owns with her husband, Chad Hill, MD. Through the center, Laura Leslie Hill allocates donations to a wide variety of charitable organizations, including the Walden Arts Center. Located in Fayetteville, Arkansas, the Walden Arts Center hosts a number of cultural events throughout the year. The following are a few upcoming events in 2017:- Art of Wine: Uncorked. Scheduled for June 9, this summer event will take place in Baum Walker Hall and will feature tastings of more than 400 wines from various regions around the globe as well as food from fine local restaurants.- Jane Monheit: The Ella Fitzgerald Centennial Celebration. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of Ella Fitzgerald’s birth, Long Island native Jane Monheit will perform songs from her latest album, a tribute to Fitzgerald. The celebration will take place on June 23.- Motown: The Musical. Featuring more than 40 classic Motown songs, Motown: The Musical tells the story of Berry Gordy and his transformation from boxer to musical giant. Also touching upon the early careers of such stars as Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Marvin Gaye, and Smokey Robinson, the show will run from June 27 through July 2.
A former dental hygienist, Laura Leslie Hill and her husband Chad founded the Siloam Springs Women’s Center OB/GYN clinic in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. Since it opened in 1998, they have remained the practice’s sole owners. Involved in her community, Laura Leslie Hill has directed donations to several local entities, including her alma mater, the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS).In 1879, eight physicians invested $5,000 to open the first medical school in Arkansas. Since it opened, UAMS has grown to become the state’s only academic health center and is part of the statewide network of postsecondary education institutions found in the University of Arkansas system.In February 2017, UAMS announced that its mobile mammography program received a $25,000 gift from Fidelity National Information Services, Inc. (FIS), an international provider of financial services technology. The gift allows the university’s mammography program to refurbish its MammoVan, which travels across Arkansas to offer digital screening programs and breast care information. The program purchased a second van since its original van needed to be refurbished. These MammoVans help reduce the hardships many women experience in securing breast health services by bringing the services directly to them.
