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ACH Pine Bluff Clinic

1500 W. 42nd Avenue
Pine Bluff, AR 71603

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Primary care appointments:
870-556-7000

Fax: 870-556-7019

Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Southeast Arkansas Families Can Receive Care Close to Home

Arkansas Children's Hospital, in association with Jefferson Regional, is bringing care closer to home for the families of Southeast Arkansas. The best health care for children starts with a qualified pediatrician. Our full-time pediatricians and medical staff provide family-centered care, meaning they listen to your concerns and involve your family in your child's care.

Care Provided at the ACH Pine Bluff Clinic

  • Wellness exams, including school and sports physicals
  • Treatment for minor illnesses, such as cold and flu
  • Vaccines/immunizations
  • Developmental testing and screenings
  • Community resources
  • Health resources and education

Commitment to Community Pediatrics - Dr. Francois & the Arkansas Children's Pine Bluff Clinic

Watch this video to learn more about Dr. Francois, a general pediatrician at Arkansas Children's Hospital Pine Bluff. We chat about simple ways to keep your family healthy and take a closer look at her day-to-day life as a general pediatrician.

Meet the Experts: Is it a Headache or a Migraine?

It's Migraine Awareness Month and we're asking Dr. Joe Elser, pediatrician and pediatric headache management specialist, what parents need to know about kids and migraines. What is a migraine? What are the symptoms of headaches vs. migraines? What can be done to relieve symptoms?

Meet the Team

Our full-time pediatricians and medical staff provide family-centered care, meaning they listen to your concerns and involve your family in your child’s care.

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Expectant Parent Resources

The Arkansas Children’s expectant parent pages will help you find neonatal intensive care resources, research study opportunities with the Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center, what to expect during the first month of a baby’s life and much more.

View expectant parent information

Arkansas Children's promotes the health and well-being of our staff, patients, and visitors through a tobacco and nicotine-free environment. All Arkansas Children's campuses are tobacco and smoke-free. Through programs designed to help adhere to the hospital's commitment to become tobacco and smoke-free, we will make every effort to support patients, families, and staff with the implementation of this policy.

This decision was made in support of our mission to enhance, sustain and restore the health and development of children and to create and maintain a healthy environment for employees, physicians, families and visitors.