Arkansas Children's Hospital

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Doctors in Little Rock, AR
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Hours

Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

Location

1 Children's Way
Little Rock, AR
72202

About

Arkansas Children's Hospital (ACH) is a pediatric hospital with a Level I Trauma Center, that’s located in Little Rock, Arkansas. It is among the largest pediatric hospitals in the United States, and serves children from birth to age 21.

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Get to know Dr. Kate Stambough - she is one of only two fellowship-trained pediatric gynecologists in the state. She champions female patients from birth to 21. Learn more about her unique care and clinic here: https://bit.ly/3jSuUbr
You are the expert when it comes to knowing your child. If you notice a change in their condition during your stay with us, you can call our MET (medical emergency team) at 364-1101 and say "MET." #championsforchildren
Don't delay care! Our Friday Night Sports Injury Clinic at Arkansas Children's Hospital (Little Rock) is open from 10 p.m. to midnight. No apt. needed. Click here to let us know you’re on the way: https://bit.ly/3jmfvzf
The Happy Tummies Study is a nutrition research study for 3-month old infants fed breastmilk. To thank you for your participation, a 6 month supply of diapers will be provided. Call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
What are we doing this week? Glad you asked. We are celebrating Pediatric Nurses Week. Now, more than ever, we are grateful for the work each and every one of our nurses does to champion children. Thank you for being stellar #championsforchildren
What’s your favorite Dairy Queen Grill & Chill treat? Now through Oct. 31 when you visit participating DQ locations you can #RoundUp to help patients at Arkansas Children's. How cool is that? Thanks, DQ for your support! Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
Doctor's orders: 30 minutes of coloring, one puzzle, and a Play-doh pizza. You can help with this treatment plan. We need toys for our patients! Order from our Walmart and Amazon.com wish lists: https://bit.ly/3ihpvZI
Don't delay care! Our Friday Night Sports Injury Clinic at Arkansas Children's Hospital (Little Rock) is open from 10 p.m. to midnight TONIGHT. No apt. needed. Click here to let us know you’re on the way: https://bit.ly/3jmfvzf
Join us LIVE with Chad Hooten and Dr. Brian Eble to talk about Myocarditis, a cardiac condition affecting young athletes. Dr. Ebile will explain what myocarditis is, what are the symptoms, and how Covid-19 affects it. For more information on the Friday Night Sports Injury Clinic, visit www.archildrens.org/sportsinjury
When Aiden was only 10 months old, he developed a large bump on the top of his head overnight. His mom knew something wasn't right. She brought her son to Arkansas Children's where they met Dr. Mehta from the Craniofacial and pediatric plastic surgery team and "fell in love." More about the team here: https://bit.ly/3nOs8Gt
Help us study the impact of COVID-19 on breast milk. The Calm Study is for moms diagnosed with or under investigation for COVID-19 who are breastfeeding. Diapers and monetary compensation may be provided for participation. To find out if you are eligible, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
Children don't come to the hospital by themselves. They bring their parents, caregivers, grandparents, and siblings. We call this approach family-centered care. Here's what one mom had to say about her visit.
As Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Week comes to a close, we know the work is only just beginning. We are committed to the long game. The listening and learning will continue as we continue to champion children by making Arkansas the healthiest and safest place to be a child.
Don't delay care! Our Friday Night Sports Injury Clinic at Arkansas Children's Hospital (Little Rock) is open from 10 p.m. to midnight. No apt. needed. Click here to let us know you’re on the way: https://bit.ly/3jmfvzf
You can be a champion for children from virtually anywhere. Our Race for Healthier Tomorrow is Nov. 7. You can run, walk or roll on the day or any day. Just make sure to register: support.archildrens.org/race Arkansas Children's Hospital Auxiliary KATV Channel 7 KATV.COM Race for a Healthier Tomorrow benefits Arkansas Children's Hospital
Sneezing, sniffles, and a sore throat - is it the flu, cold or Covid-19? Sometimes it's hard to tell! Everybody is different, but we hope these general guidelines help. Plus, you can use our virtual symptom checker: https://bit.ly/3kOpZIG
Join us LIVE as Chad Hooten talks with Katie Rhodes-Smith, RD, CSSD about nutrition and young athletes. We cover what types of food athletes need to eat, if sports supplements are safe, and what are the top 3 foods every athlete should have in their house.
We have a research study for moms less than 12 weeks pregnant. Monetary compensation and a 1.5 year supply of diapers provided. To learn more, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
Don't delay care! Our Friday Night Sports Injury Clinic at Arkansas Children's Hospital (Little Rock) is open from 10 p.m. to midnight TONIGHT. No apt. needed. Click here to let us know you’re on the way: https://bit.ly/3jmfvzf
Three cheers for our precious NICU patients who are celebrating their first Halloween! You can help make this day extra special for them by voting for your favorite costume by Nov. 6. Vote here: https://bit.ly/3eduwlz Please share the cuteness with your friends and family. #championsforchildren #boointhenicu
We are thrilled to introduce one of our newest champions for children: Chief of Pediatric Neurology, Dr. Fred Perkins. He and his team provides a range of neurological care for children of all ages - both routine consultations and more complex treatment or disease management. More info about our Neurology program here: https://bit.ly/2Tu3ME9
Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center is looking for 25-35 year old healthy adults with a BMI between 18.5-30 to participate in a one-visit research study, which will include a blood sample and last up to 1.5 hours. A $25 gift card is provided for your time. For more information, call 501-364-3309 or acncstudies@archildrens.org
Register TODAY for the virtual Race for a Healthier Tomorrow on Nov. 7 benefiting patients and families at Arkansas Children's. You can participate virtually from anywhere in the country! On race day, snap a selfie or a video of yourself completing the race and use the hashtags #RaceForAHealthierTomorrow and #ChampionsForChildren so we can see your support! Register online support.archildrens.org/race
Interested in participating in a research study? Check out our currently enrolling studies on the Arkansas Children's website at www.archildrens.org/research/clinical-trials.
Nutrition study for moms less than 12 weeks pregnant with a BMI 18.5-25 or 30-50. Monetary compensation and a year and a half supply of diapers provided for your participation. Call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org.
Need a flu shot and are a patient of Arkansas Children’s? We’re offering drive-thru flu shot clinics in Little Rock on Nov. 7, 14, and 21 from 1 to 4 p.m. Use the link below to register for a date. GO.ARCHILDRENS.ORG Register for a drive-thru clinic. Get your flu shot.
Don't forget to get your flu shot! Join us live as we talk with Amelia Randag from our Child Life department about ways you can make getting a flu shot as easy and stress free as possible. We discuss why it is so important for everyone in your family to get a flu shot, where to get a flu shot, and much more!
Sunken chest or pectus excavatum is one of the most common chest wall disorders in children and can be treated by the general pediatric surgeons at Arkansas Children's. See how our experts diagnose and treat this disorder. ARCHILDRENS.ORG Facts about a common chest disorder in children – Pectus Excavatum (Sunken Chest) | Arkansas Children's
It's Election Day! Head to the polls and vote for what you believe will positively affect child health. Thank you for voting and being #championsforchildren.
Send a smile to a patient today! If you have a friend or family member at @archildrens Hospital in Little Rock, you can order a fun bundle from our Playaway Gift Shop and have it delivered. Call 501-364-1209 to order your gift. For more info on items, visit https://bit.ly/35WsmDx Arkansas Children's Hospital Auxiliary #championsforchildren
And our NICU Halloween costume contest winner is...the sweet little mermaid! Thank you to everyone who voted - all 530 of you. Our patients and families appreciate the love and support. #championsforchildren #BoointheNICU
It's our FINAL Friday Night Sports Injury Clinic at Arkansas Children's Hospital (Little Rock). Our pediatric experts will be here from 10 p.m. to midnight TONIGHT. No apt. needed. Click here to let us know you’re on the way: https://bit.ly/3jmfvzf
Get your child's flu shot tomorrow! If your child is a patient at Arkansas Children's, visit our drive-thru flu shot clinic in Little Rock TOMORROW (Nov. 14) from 1 to 4 p.m. Use this link to register. GO.ARCHILDRENS.ORG Register for a drive-thru clinic. Get your flu shot.
The Happy Tummies Study is a nutrition research study for 3-month old infants fed breastmilk. To thank you for your participation, a 6 month supply of diapers will be provided. Call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
ICYMI: We talked with Sally Puckett, CNP from the Urology program at Arkansas Children's about bedwetting. Why do kids do it and what are the symptoms? We also discussed ways to reduce bedwetting and when it's time to see your pediatrician. https://youtu.be/GSL_BCrBx48 YOUTUBE.COM Meet the Experts: Why Do Kids Wet the Bed? Tips to Help Stop Bedwetting.
Governor Asa Hutchinson has a special message this Veteran's Day for our team members who champion children at Arkansas Children's. Happy Veteran's Day and thank you for your service! #championsforchildren
Why wait? Start your holiday shopping online this weekend! Check out our Amazon.com Wish Lists and Walmart Registries for Good at www.archildrens.org/festival and make the holidays bright for kids at Arkansas Children's. #championsforchildren Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
If you have questions or concerns about your daughter’s menstrual and PMS symptoms, our pediatric experts are here to guide you through this important issue. Read our blog article here: https://bit.ly/32ZSyMM
Phone, car keys, sandwhich, door handle...we touch a lot of things with our hands. Gross! It's time to wash our hands. Thankfully, this simple act keeps us healthy and prevents the spread of COVID-19 and the flu. #championsforchildren
Help us study the impact of COVID-19 on breast milk. The Calm Study is for moms diagnosed with or under investigation for COVID-19 who are breastfeeding. Diapers and monetary compensation may be provided for participation. To find out if you are eligible, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
There are only seven pediatric surgeons in the state and you will only find them treating patients at Arkansas Children's Hospital, Arkansas Children's Northwest, and follow-up appointments at our Jonesboro Clinic. Our Chief of Pediatric Surgery, Dr. Sid Dassinger leads this specialized team of champions for children. For more info about our surgery center: https://bit.ly/36O2ppW
When your child needs a Covid-19 test at @Arkansas Children's, here's what you can expect when you come to our drive-thru testing clinic with our pediatric experts. For more info about Covid-19, visit https://bit.ly/2ULartX
Black Friday shopping? Add kids from Arkansas Children's to your list! Check out our Amazon.com wish lists and Walmart Registries for Good at www.archildrens.org/festival and make the holidays bright for our patients.
We have a lot to be thankful for today. Happy Thanksgiving from Arkansas Children's to your family. Have a safe and healthy holiday. #championsforchildren
During Family Caregivers Month, we wanted to share a special story from Jodie, our parent partner on staff. Jodie knows how it feels to hear difficult news and make hard decisions. Learn more about her "why" and her reason for helping families at Arkansas Children's.
You have the power to help prevent the spread of Covid-19. Wear a mask, wash your hands often, stay home when possible, and avoid crowds. Learn more at cdc.gov/coronavirus CDC November 24 at 12:20 PM · COVID-19 hasn’t gone anywhere. Cases are rising rapidly in many parts of the U.S. This pandemic is not over. But, if we all work together and do our part, it can be. Here’s what you can do to help protect yourself and others: • Wear a mask over your mouth AND nose when in public. • Stay home when you can. • Stay at least 6 feet apart from others and avoid crowds. • Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer if soap and water aren’t available. Learn more about ways you can slow the spread of COVID-19: https://bit.ly/3bGvO6p.
Patients with epilepsy now have access to innovative technology through MEG. What is MEG? It's non-invasive brain mapping technology and families will only find it at Arkansas Children's Hospital. More info about our Neurology and Epilepsy Program here: https://bit.ly/3fr7aJQ
Join us LIVE as we talk with Halley Hamon about Festival of Stars - Toy and Donation Drive and Radiothon happening December 11th. Learn how you can donate in person or online for this year's event.
We have a research study for moms less than 12 weeks pregnant. Monetary compensation and a 1.5 year supply of diapers provided. To learn more, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
Jayden was our first 'Fighter of the Game' with the Arkansas Razorbacks at the Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball first home game. Jayden and the Hogs are true winners! #ChampionsForChildren #Hogs #ArkansasRazorbacks Arkansas Razorbacks December 2 at 6:00 PM · Our first Arkansas Children's &Arkansas Children's Northwest Fighter of the Game of the Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball season was Jayden!
In this episode of the Live. Learn. & Play podcast, we chat with Jayden's mom, Carrie as she shares the first time she met her son, "the red-headed cowboy." https://bit.ly/2VgQxHM
Hurry! You only have a few more hours to double your impact for kids. Every dollar you give today, a matching dollar will benefit Arkansas Children’s - up to $50,000. Give today to help children. http://give.archildrens.org/givingtuesday #ChampionsForChildren #GivingTuesday
It’s #GivingTuesday! There’s no better way to start the season than by giving back to help others. For every dollar you give today, a matching dollar will benefit Arkansas Children’s (up to $50,000). http://give.archildrens.org/givingtuesday
Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center is looking for 25-35 year old healthy adults with a BMI between 18.5-30 to participate in a one-visit research study, which will include a blood sample and last up to 1.5 hours. A $25 gift card is provided for your time. For more information, call 501-364-3309 or acncstudies@archildrens.org
Are your toys ready to donate? Festival of Stars is TOMORROW (Dec. 11). Your gifts will bring comfort and joy to families spending the holidays at the hospital. You can shop and send online or donate in person. www.archildrens.org/festival
Flu shot jitters? Grab your child's favorite stuffed animal and let them give teddy or Mr. Bunny a flu shot with a medicine syringe. Other quick tips from the child life team at Arkansas Children's on the blog. #ChampionsForChildren ARCHILDRENS.ORG Four Ways to Prep Your Child for a Flu Shot
Do you know someone between the ages of 2 to 55 with multiple food allergies? They may be eligible to participate in a research study! Call (501) 364-3031 or visit bit.ly/OUtMATCH2020
Do teen girls have more anxiety than boys? Is it anxiety or puberty? In this Ask the Docs video, Dr. Kate Stambough from Arkansas Children's talks about anxiety in teens. More about our gynecology and adolescent clinic: https://bit.ly/2VNPuPL.
Join us LIVE as we talk with Dr. Rebecca Cantu for a flu season update. Plus, it's influenza vaccination week and Dr. Cantu will discuss what symptoms to look out for, how COVID-19 is affecting this flu season, and more. If you have any questions, please leave them below in the comments.
Our team was ready this morning when the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines arrived at Arkansas Children's. As champions for children, we are dedicated to doing what is best for the health and safety of our patients, families and team members. Remember to keep your mask on, wash your hands and social distance. #ChampionsForChildren
Do you recall the most famous razorback...er, reindeer of all?! Here's a little holiday cheer from our friends - the Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball team. Great job, guys! #GoHogs #ChampionsForChildren
Interested in participating in a research study? Check out our currently enrolling studies on the Arkansas Children's website at www.archildrens.org/research/clinical-trials.
Best of 2020: this post received a lot of likes - 11,000 actually. The photos captured a big, brave moment when a group of nurses and respiratory therapists from Arkansas Children's flew to NYC to serve on the frontline of COVID-19. #MoreThanEver
Aiden was the Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball Fighter of the Game recently. He has an amazing story about a birth defect, a bump on his head, and his brain. We are proud of you, Aiden. Go Hogs! Arkansas Razorbacks Arkansas Razorbacks December 6 at 4:59 PM · Our Arkansas Children's & Arkansas Children’s Northwest Fighter of the Game for the Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball game against North Texas was Aiden!
As you shop for holiday gifts for kids this year, don't forget to check for button batteries. These small, round batteries are also found in remote controls, key fobs and thermometers. Dr. Richter from Arkansas Children's has a life-saving message about button batteries.
Pass the icing and gumdrops! Here are some festive, low-risk ideas from the CDC you can do with the people you live with for the holidays. More COVID-19 info at https://bit.ly/3jpNaI4
Stay on Santa's nice (and safe) list by following these holiday safety tips from the experts at Arkansas Children's Injury Prevention Center. Learn how milk jugs can help keep your child from choking. #ChampionsForChildren ARCHILDRENS.ORG Holiday Safety Tips | Arkansas Children's
Happy Holidays from Arkansas Children's. Have a safe, healthy and happy time with your family. #Championsforchildren
It's time for something tiny, festive and adorable. Arkansas Children's 2nd Annual NICU Festive Sweater Contest in partnership with March of Dimes starts now. Thank you Junior League of Little Rock for making the sweaters. Voting ends Jan. 4, 2021 GO.ARCHILDRENS.ORG Submit Your Vote | 2020 Festive Sweater Contest - Arkansas Children's
On Christmas morning last year, Megan wasn't waiting to open presents, she was waiting for a phone call about test results for her daughter Genevieve. With one phone call, their lives changed. Live. Learn. & Play podcast: https://bit.ly/34Ba5M1
Last-minute gift? Support Arkansas Children’s with your purchase of the 2021 Circle of Friends Calendar featuring patient art. Calendars are only $10. Buy yours today at give.archildrens.org/cofcalendar CIRCLE-OF-FRIENDS-CALENDARS.MYBIGCOMMERCE.COM Circle of Friends Calendars
Pass the icing and gumdrops! Here are some festive, low-risk ideas from the CDC you can do with the people you live with for the holidays. More COVID-19 info at https://bit.ly/3jpNaI4
Stay on Santa's nice (and safe) list by following these holiday safety tips from the experts at Arkansas Children's Injury Prevention Center. Learn how milk jugs can help keep your child from choking. #ChampionsForChildren ARCHILDRENS.ORG Holiday Safety Tips | Arkansas Children's
Happy New Year from Arkansas Children's. What are your hopes for 2021? Our hope and promises are for the kids of Arkansas. We are dedicated to making the state the healthiest and safest place to be a child. #Happy2021
The Happy Tummies Study is a nutrition research study for 3-month old infants fed breastmilk. To thank you for your participation, a 6 month supply of diapers will be provided. Call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
We had some beautiful moments in 2020. Here are just a few of them. Thank you for following Arkansas Children's, liking our posts, sharing our stories. You are our virtual #Championsforchildren. Happy New Year!
At Arkansas Children's we are welcoming 2021 with a brand new calendar featuring original art created by our patients! Buy yours today at give.archildrens.org/cofcalendar to help give children a healthier tomorrow.
Reed started fighting when he was only a week old. Watch his story featured during the Arkansas Razorbacks Men's Basketball game. Go Reed and go Hogs! #arkansasrazorbacks University of Arkansas Arkansas Razorbacks December 13, 2020 at 2:52 PM · Our Arkansas Children's & Arkansas Children’s Northwest Fighter of the Game for the Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball game against Lipscomb was Reed!
Kids needed! Is your child 5-17 years old? ACRI is currently conducting a research study to learn more about the immune system, weight, and how sugar is processed in the body. You will be paid for your time. Contact Leanna Delhey at 501-364-4519, DelheyLM@archildrens.org or visit https://bit.ly/2Etmtn3 for more information. The study involves 1-2 visits lasting up to 2.5 hours each.
As a pregnant mom, hearing the words, “Your baby may have a heart defect,” can be scary. Thankfully, the pediatric heart experts at Arkansas Children's know what tests to do before the baby arrives. #ChampionsForChildren ARCHILDRENS.ORG 5 Reasons Fetal Echos Are Recommended for Pregnant Women
Help us study the impact of COVID-19 on breast milk. The Calm Study is for moms diagnosed with or under investigation for COVID-19 who are breastfeeding. Diapers and monetary compensation may be provided for participation. To find out if you are eligible, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
After 1,105 votes, the winner of the second annual Arkansas Children's NICU Festive Sweater Contest is...baby Raylee with 235 votes. Thank you for voting! A big thank you to March of Dimes and Junior League of Little Rock. #Championsforchildren
As a pediatric nurse at Arkansas Children's, Amanda never planned on traveling to New York City to help the country's sickest patients fight COVID-19. But, she went. Listen to her story on the Live. Learn. & Play podcast: https://bit.ly/3omfq1I
Dr. Tamara Perry from Arkansas Children's got the COVID-19 vaccine because she believes in science and she wants to hug her mom again. She's also a champion for children with allergies and immunology conditions. #MyWhy American Hospital Association
Do you know a toddler between the ages of 1 and 3 who is allergic to peanuts? They may be eligible to participate in a study and Help Children’s Help Children! Call (501) 364-1726 or visit https://bit.ly/3jBhqjC
We have a research study for moms less than 12 weeks pregnant. Monetary compensation and a 1.5 year supply of diapers provided. To learn more, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
You or your child have been around someone who tested positive for COVID-19, now what? Join Dr. Williams at Arkansas Children’s Northwest LIVE tomorrow (Jan. 15) at 2:30 p.m. to learn more. Have questions about COVID-19? Ask them below.
We love hearing from our families. Doctors and team at Arkansas Children's Southwest Little Rock Community Clinic found a creative and virtual way for this mom to see her baby's first doctor's appointment. #Championsforchildren
Interested in participating in a research study? Check out our currently enrolling studies on the Arkansas Children's website at www.archildrens.org/research/clinical-trials.
There are so many questions about the COVID-19 vaccine - how quickly does it work, what are the side effects or which vaccine is best? Arkansas Children's Chief of Pediatric Infectious Disease Dr. Jessica Snowden answers COVID-19 FAQs. More info at archildrens.org/covidinfo
Arkansas Children's Fighter of the Game is Britton. A doctor's visit turned out to save Britton's life - his blood sugar was really high and he needed care fast. Thankfully, his family was referred to the diabetes team at Arkansas Children's. Arkansas Razorbacks Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball #GoHogs Arkansas Razorbacks December 21, 2020 at 4:40 PM · Our Arkansas Children's & Arkansas Children’s Northwest Fighter of the Game for the Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball game against UCA was Britton!
Ruby was our Fighter of the Game at a recent Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball game. Little Ruby started fighting when she was a baby due to kidney failure. After a successful transplant surgery at Arkansas Children's, Ruby was ready to go! Arkansas Razorbacks #GoHogs #arkansasrazorbacks Arkansas Razorbacks December 22, 2020 at 10:39 AM · Our Arkansas Children's & Arkansas Children’s Northwest Fighter of the Game for today's Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball game is Ruby!
To learn about a research study that is available for adolescents ages 12-20 with asthma, visit us at www.archildrens.org or click the link https://redcap.link/69o81squ
Join us LIVE as we talk with Karen Smith, Research Manager at Arkansas Children's Research Institute about Birth Defects and Prevention month. What causes birth defects? When are they detected? Are they preventable? We'll discuss these questions and more. If you have any questions, just leave them in the comments below.
In most cases, the symptoms for a cold, flu or COVID-19 are similar and sometimes it's hard to tell the difference. We asked Dr. Rebecca Cantu from Arkansas Children's for some tips when it comes to knowing how to treat you and your family members. ARCHILDRENS.ORG Cold, Flu or COVID-19? Symptoms and Treatments | Arkansas Children's
The Black African-American Employee Resource Group at @archildrens is helping us honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a day of hope for our community, state and country. These groups offer a place to share experiences, work on solutions to problems, and support one another in our mission as #championsforchildren
It's the weekend and your child's sick. Could it be a cold, the flu, or Covid-19? Check out our handy chart to see the differences! Plus, you can use our virtual symptom checker without leaving your couch: https://bit.ly/3kOpZIG
Toddlers who are allergic to peanuts and between 1 and 3 years old are now being enrolled in a study at ACRI. Call (501) 364-3031 or visit https://bit.ly/3c2wvZ5
What's better than pink foamy slime after a day of schoolwork?! After finishing her kindergarten studies with her teachers at Arkansas Children's, Joanna made a batch of super fun slime to celebrate. #Championsforchildren
Join us LIVE as we talk with Dr. Robert Williams, Chief Medical Officer at Arkansas Children's Northwest about what to do after you have been exposed to COVID-19. What qualifies as a close contact exposure? After an exposure, when should I get tested? If one of my children was exposed, do all my children need to stay home? We will answer these questions and more. If you have any questions, just leave them in the comments.
Take a behind the scenes view of the COVID-19 vaccine trial experience with two team members from Arkansas Children's. Hear about their symptoms, reasons for doing the vaccine trial, and more. Find COVID-19 vaccine info at https://bit.ly/3sNpfIv
The nationally-ranked Cardiology program at Arkansas Children's champions children and adults, like Ben, with congenital heart defects More about our adult congenital heart program: https://bit.ly/397thDy
You've got questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and we have the experts at Arkansas Children's to answer them. More COVID-19 facts: https://bit.ly/2MfYRq4
Heart stickers, glitter glue and foam craft kits are just a few of the fun things on our Amazon.com wish list for Valentine's Day at Arkansas Children's. You can shop and ship items directly to the hospital. Wish list here: https://bit.ly/36uMVHW
One of the most common questions asked when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine is about side effects. Dr. Jessica Snowden, chief of pediatric infectious diseases at Arkansas Children's answers this and more: https://bit.ly/3sNpfIv
We have a research study for moms less than 12 weeks pregnant. Monetary compensation and a 1.5 year supply of diapers provided. To learn more, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
Starting a heart-healthy routine with your child creates building blocks for a hearty future. Dr. Sam Lee, a pediatric cardiologist at the Arkansas Children’s Jonesboro Clinic, shares some heart-healthy tips for kids on our blog. ARCHILDRENS.ORG Heart-Healthy Food Tips | Arkansas Children's
Matthew was born to play football. But a concussion almost changed his life-long goals. See how this Fighter of the Game handled his injury. Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball Arkansas Razorbacks #WPS Arkansas Razorbacks January 2 at 1:52 PM · Our Arkansas Children's & Arkansas Children’s Northwest Fighter of the Game for today's Arkansas Razorback Men's Basketball game is Matthew!
Toddlers who are allergic to peanuts and between 1 and 3 years old are now being enrolled in a study at ACRI. Call (501) 364-3031 or visit https://bit.ly/3c2wvZ5
A big thank you to Telcoe Federal Credit Union for donating Subway lunches to our vaccination team at Arkansas Children's. The credit union also made a generous donation. Thanks for being #championsforchildren #healthcareheroes
You've got questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and we have the experts who know the answers. Here's our Friday fact. More vaccine FAQs here: https://bit.ly/2O7dblr
Help us study the impact of COVID-19 on breast milk. The Calm Study is for moms diagnosed with or under investigation for COVID-19 who are breastfeeding. Diapers and monetary compensation may be provided for participation. To find out if you are eligible, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
What are you doing to handle the stresses of the pandemic and how are you talking to your kids? In this episode of the Live Learn & Play podcast, we discuss mental health during COVID-19. https://bit.ly/3tuKTkW
Do you know someone between the ages of 2 to 55 with multiple food allergies? They may be eligible to participate in a research study! Call (501) 364-3031 or visit bit.ly/OUtMATCH2020
It's heart month and we have a team of pediatric cardiologists who champion children with heart differences. See how Dr. Markus Renno is using technology to treat patients at Arkansas Children's. More about the program: https://bit.ly/3atYb8U
Four in 10 children in Southeast Arkansas don’t have access to pediatric medical care. With your gift today, YOU can help these vulnerable children have a healthier tomorrow. The new Arkansas Children's Hospital Pine Bluff Clinic in association with Jefferson Regional will provide care close to home for families in Pine Bluff and beyond. Make a difference in a child’s life with your support of this new clinic. Learn more: https://youtu.be/dR3uayV6w4s Jefferson Regional Medical Center
In a continued effort to keep our patients, families and team safe, we will open clinics at Arkansas Children's in Little Rock at 10 a.m. #championsforchildren
In a continued effort to keep our patients, families and team members safe, the drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinic at Arkansas Children's in Little Rock will be closed February 12. Stay safe and we will see you soon.
The Happy Tummies Study is a nutrition research study for 3-month old infants fed breastmilk. To thank you for your participation, a 6 month supply of diapers will be provided. Call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
It's chilly out there! We are trying to keep our patients, families and team members safe during the wintery weather, so our clinics at Arkansas Children's in Little Rock will open at 10 a.m. on February 11. Stay safe and we will see you soon.
In an effort to keep our patients and families safe, the drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinic at Arkansas Children's in Little Rock will be closed on February 11. Please stay safe and we look forward to seeing you soon. #championsforchildren
Update for Feb 19: All ACH Little Rock, WLR, SWLR and Jonesboro clinics will begin at 10 a.m. Drive safely and we look forward to seeing you.
Update for Feb. 18: all ACH Little Rock, WLR, SWLR, and Jonesboro clinics will remain closed for in-person visits. Please check text messages and MyChart for updates.
More snow means no drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinic at Arkansas Children's in Little Rock the rest of the week. The clinic will be open Saturday, Feb. 20 from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
Patients and families of Arkansas Children's, we want you to stay safe during the winter storm. Take note of our clinic closures and delays for February 17 and 18. Hang in there, spring is coming!
Born with a healthy heart, Reed became sick just a week later. His family learned that Reed needed a heart transplant. Children like Reed need your help today. Thanks to a generous donor, every dollar you give today, will be matched (up to $10,000). Give now: https://support.archildrens.org/HeartMonth
Exercise and good nutrition play an important role in keeping our kids' hearts healthy. What is your favorite way to encourage your kids to get active?
TODAY is the last chance to take advantage of our matching gift opportunity. Thanks to a donor, for every dollar you give today, a matching dollar will benefit Arkansas Children's - up to $10,000! Please give: https://support.archildrens.org/HeartMonth
To learn about a research study that is available for adolescents ages 12-20 with asthma, visit us at www.archildrens.org or click the link https://redcap.link/69o81squ
Thank you Children's Miracle Network Hospitals partners for helping Arkansas Children's champion children through amazing fundraisers and donations from the community. Our patients, families, and team members appreciate the love and support. #championsforchildren #cmnhospitals #cmnh Children's Miracle Network Hospitals February 22 at 11:00 AM · Meet Arkansas Children's: In 2020, CMNH partners raised more than $2.8 million for Arkansas Children’s, the only healthcare system in Arkansas solely dedicated to caring for the state’s 703,000 kids. Support from champions like you makes an impact on children and families every day. Thank you! Be sure to follow @archildrens and @cmnarchildrens on Instagram to see their mission in action! #championsforchildren
Happy #HeartMonth! Check out this interview from Little Rock Family with pediatric cardiologist, Dr. Elijah Bolin, from Arkansas Children's. He talks about healthy hearts for kids with special needs. Read it here: https://bit.ly/3p8Dapo
Update for Feb 19: All ACH Little Rock, WLR, SWLR and Jonesboro clinics will begin at 10 a.m. Drive safely and we look forward to seeing you.
Interested in participating in a research study? Check out our currently enrolling studies on the Arkansas Children's website at www.archildrens.org/research/clinical-trials.
Calling all artists for the Arkansas Children's Hospital Auxiliary 2021 Holiday Card Project. New this year - submit your artwork online! For more info, visit give.archildrens.org/holidaycards.
A common question we hear is about the safety of the COVID-19 vaccine for pregnant and/or breastfeeding moms. Here's what our experts and the CDC have to say. For more FAQs, visit https://bit.ly/2O7dblr
Most people want to live life to the fullest. But Camden, our recent guest on the Live. Learn. & Play podcast has one reason to make the most of every day. Listen to her brave story and see why she treasures every moment: https://bit.ly/3bGnJA9
Three-year-old Reynolds is going to "Steel" your heart. After undergoing cranial vault remodel surgery at Arkansas Children's, a "helmet" is used in the recovery process. The best part: Dr. Sagar Mehta, who performed the surgery, and his care team, designed and made the helmet just for these Steelers' fans. Seeing the custom-made helmet gave his family a "huge sense of comfort during a stressful time."
Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center is looking for kids between 8-10 years old for our MI Energy study. Monetary compensation provided for the 8-hour study. Call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org.
Fortunately, most children who have heart symptoms don't have heart disease. There are a few symptoms that would likely lead to a visit to our heart clinic. Dr. Cobb from Arkansas Children’s Northwest shares what to look for in your child's health. ARCHILDRENS.ORG Signs and Symptoms of Poor Health Health in Kids
Gracelynn made an early entrance into this world. As a premature triplet, she weighed less than two pounds and stayed in the NICU at Arkansas Children's for 90 days. She continued to have health and lung problems that brought her back to her "second family" at the hospital. See how Gracelynn is doing now! ARCHILDRENS.ORG One Breath at a Time, Gracelynn's Story
You've got questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and Arkansas Children's has the experts who know the answers. Here's our weekly vaccine fact. More vaccine FAQs here: https://bit.ly/2O7dblr
We are proud to honor Dr. Bobby Boyanton, the recipient of the Drs. Joanna J. & Robert W. Seibert Award. During the past year, Dr. Boyanton was dedicated to the COVID-19 testing procedure and found ways to get results quickly. Learn more about his passion for teamwork and communication. Congratulations, Dr. Boyanton!
Nutrition study for moms less than 12 weeks pregnant with a BMI 18.5-25 or 30-50. Monetary compensation and a year and a half supply of diapers provided for your participation. Call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org.
We are thrilled to announce Arkansas Children's Fred Scarborough was named Arkansas Business Nonprofit Executive of the Year. Congratulations, Fred Scarborough! Our patients and team members appreciate your passion, dedication, and leadership. #championsforchildren #arkbusiness
As the COVID-19 vaccine roll out continues, we want you to be informed and ready. Our weekly Q&A is below. For more information about the vaccine from our chief of Pediatric Infectious Diseases, Dr. Snowden visit: https://bit.ly/2O7dblr
We are proud to honor Dr. Chris Schluterman, the winner of the Dr. Tom Ed Townsend Award. Dr. Schluterman is a pediatrician in Fort Smith. This award is presented to an Arkansas community physician or practice that has provided excellence in pediatric health care and has been a consistent supporter of Arkansas Children’s. Watch the video to learn more about his passion for children's health in Fort Smith.
Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center is studying how nutrition and body composition affects learning and retention. The Brain Fuel study is for right handed 9-10 year olds. Monetary compensation provided. Contact us to determine eligibility. Call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
Join us LIVE for a heart-healthy cooking demo with Jessica Webb Burgess, a registered dietician, and Chef Kecia McLean at Arkansas Children's.
The Playaway Gift Shop at Arkansas Children's in Little Rock is now online! You can shop and send items to loved ones at the hospital. Or, you can order online and pick them up at the store. Start shopping here: www.archildrens.org/achgiftshop
Kids needed! Is your child 5-17 years old? ACRI is currently conducting a research study to learn more about the immune system, weight, and how sugar is processed in the body. You will be paid for your time. Contact Leanna Delhey at 501-364-4519, DelheyLM@archildrens.org or visit https://bit.ly/2Etmtn3 for more information. The study involves 1-2 visits lasting up to 2.5 hours each.
We are proud to honor Dr. Tamara Perry, the recipient of the Dr. Robert H. Fiser Jr. Research Achievement Award. This award honors a scientist at Arkansas Children’s Research Institute who has championed extraordinary scientific research that will have a lasting impact on the health, development, and well-being of children and their families.
We have a research study for moms less than 12 weeks pregnant. Monetary compensation and a 1.5 year supply of diapers provided. To learn more, call (501) 364-3309 or email acncstudies@archildrens.org
Now, more than ever, our physicians need some virtual hugs and high fives for Doctors' Day on March 30. Does your child have a favorite doctor at Arkansas Children's that makes their visit extra special? Let us know! Leave some love for your doctor in the comment below and we will pass the positive vibes to our physicians. #championsforchildren
Happy 🍀St. Patrick's Day🍀 from patients at @archildrens! March is Child Life Month, and we are SO lucky to have this special team. The Child Life team is dedicated to normalizing the hospital experience for patients and families. They make visits, procedures, surgeries and tests more comfortable for kids through the power of PLAY. You will see Child Life team members with stuffed animals and syringes, strumming a guitar for music therapy, or delivering coloring books and puzzles to patient rooms. Everything they do is designed to help kids be kids while they are here. We love #childlife! #ChildLifeMonth #ChampionsForChildren #ArkansasChildrens
Do you know a toddler between the ages of 1 and 3 who is allergic to peanuts? They may be eligible to participate in a study and Help Children’s Help Children! Call (501) 364-1726 or visit https://bit.ly/3jBhqjC
Who’s ready to get outside? Join Tori this April for the inaugural Ride for a Healthier Tomorrow benefiting Arkansas Children’s Northwest. give.archildrens.org/ride

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  • What is the phone number for Arkansas Children's Hospital in Little Rock AR?
    You can reach them at: 501-364-1100. It’s best to call Arkansas Children's Hospital during business hours.
  • What is the address for Arkansas Children's Hospital on childrens way in Little Rock?
    Arkansas Children's Hospital is located at this address: 1 Children's Way Little Rock, AR 72202.
  • What are Arkansas Children's Hospital(Little Rock, AR) store hours?
    Arkansas Children's Hospital store hours are as follows: Mon-Sun: 24 hours.