CARE CLOSE TO HOME
Get back-to-school ready, all in one place.
Well visits, vaccines, sports physicals and more — at 30+ locations across the region, including clinics right at school.
Same-day sick appointments
Quick access when you need it most
Convenient care for the family
Multiple locations near home and school
Most insurances accepted
including Medicaid & ARKids
Whole-person care
Medical, dental, behavioral health—and more
WHAT WE OFFER
Explore our services
Whole-person care for the whole family — from same-day sick visits to dental, vaccines, and behavioral health.
Wellness exams, vaccines & physicals
Well-child visits, required school-entry vaccines, and sports physicals — all in one visit.
Same-day sick appointments
Urgent and walk-in care for common illnesses, fevers, infections, and everyday health concerns — for every member of the family.
Dental care
Cleanings and oral hygiene are available at all our dental locations, including our Parson Hills in-school clinic. Additional services — like exams and fillings — are available at our other dental locations.
Behavioral health
Compassionate counseling and psychiatric care to support emotional wellbeing, coping skills, and everyday mental health — available at Community Clinic locations across the region. Now also available on-site at our Rogers Heritage High School in-school clinic.
Sports medicine
From playground falls to sprains and sports injuries, our sports medicine team assesses, treats, and coordinates care — including X-rays or specialist follow-up when needed.
GET AHEAD OF THE DEADLINE
Sports physicals, done early
Required for school activities and often needed before tryouts or the first day of practice. Skip the back-to-school rush — schedule your student's sports physical now.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL RESOURCES
Get ready for the school year
Everything you need to make sure your student starts the year healthy and covered.
Vaccine requirements
Arkansas required vaccines by grade level. Make sure your student is covered before the first day.
Kindergarten – 1st Grade
- DTAP: at least 4 doses, one on or after 4th birthday
- Polio (IPV): at least 3 doses, one on or after 4th birthday
- MMR: 2 doses
- Hepatitis B: 3 doses
- Hepatitis A: at least 1 dose, on or after 1st birthday
- Varicella (Chickenpox): 2 doses or documented proof of disease
2nd – 12th Grade
- DTAP: 4 doses (one on or after 4th birthday); 3 doses if unvaccinated and age 7 or older
- Polio (IPV): 3 doses, one on or after 4th birthday
- MMR: 2 doses
- Hepatitis B: 3 doses
- Varicella: 2 doses or documented proof of disease
- Tdap: 1 dose required at age 11
- Meningococcal: 1 dose at age 11, 2nd dose at age 16 (if 1st dose given after 16, only 1 dose needed)
11-year-old requirements
- TDAP
- Meningococcal (1st dose at age 11, 2nd dose at age 16)
School supply list
Links to each district’s official supply list for the upcoming school year.
NO EXTRA TRIPS
School-based care, close to home
Community Clinic locations are embedded in school communities across the region — right where students and families live, learn, and play.
We'll help you find your way in.
Whether you’re a new patient or you’re just exploring, we're here to help.
NEW PATIENT REGISTRATION
Start here to register your family and set up your patient record before your first visit.
TALK TO OUR TEAM
Our care team will follow up to help find the right appointment, answer questions, or get your student enrolled.
