Lake Town Wellness Celebrates Relocation
Lake Town Wellness expanded its services to the Batesville area in early 2024 and has recently relocated to the Midtown Plaza. Lake Town Wellness values creating a culture of wellness. Their mission is to educate, support, and empower clients to improve and maintain their health & wellness.
“I appreciate all of the support we have had from Batesville. It has been an incredible move, moving to a more family atmosphere,” said Dr. Stephanie Thompson, Lake Town Wellness founder. “The very first day, we had a couple of walk-ins and I was very excited to see how we are going to be able to grow here.”
“The word is out; people are starting to see that we can help them feel better and do better,” continued Thompson. “I am a functional medicine provider; I get to the root cause. We find out what problems we need to work on and act as medical investigators to find the path to get you to optimal health. We do a lot of IV infusions, medical grade infusions, beauty, weight-loss, and anti-aging, which help you feel better and have more energy. We also focus on vision, respiratory, and more to provide support to patients.”
Additional services available at Lake Town Wellness include medical weight loss. Kate Costner, RN, provides beauty services such as Botox and filler. To meet the needs of those without insurance, Lake Town Wellness also provides cash-based acute sick visits.
Lake Town Wellness is located at 700 Harrison Street, Suite C, in Batesville.
Ambassadors in attendance include Adam Curtwright (Centennial Bank), Alexandra McClain (Myers-Davis Life Coaching ), Amy Crouch-Howard (Weichert, Realtors - The Property Shoppe), Andrea Bruner (Network of Community Options), Brenda Rivera (First Community Bank), Ashley Engles (Citizens Bank), Caitlyn Guzman (First Community Bank), Cori Perkey (Southern Bank), Eva Henriksen (Merchants & Planters Bank), Kendra Collier-McMahan (Approve Home Health and Caring Hands), Kristi Morgan (FNBC), Lori Tacker (Batesville Eye Care Center), Lucy Rodriguez (George's Inc), Meredith Simmons (Home Instead ), Michael Kelley (Peco Foods), Roxanne Rananudo (United Way of North Central AR), Sarah Ring (Southern Bank), Silje Antonsen (Venture Realty Group), Tammy Jeffrey (First Community Bank), and Julie Hinkle (Bank of Cave City).
