Stephens Health Clinic

Providing Medical and Behavioral Healthcare to ALL LRSD students and siblings.

Mondays & Wednesdays 8am-4pm, Call 501-447-4680 for an appointment. 

Medical Care through Arkansas Children's Hospital, Behavioral Health Care through Life Strategies, Inc. and Pinnacle Pointe. 

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Stephens Health Clinic Flyer Stephens School-Based Health Clinic serving the students of LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT and THEIR SIBLINGS AR Childrens Hospital services include Physicals Sick Visits Shots Sports Physicals Asthma Eczema Behavioral Health Healthy Lifestyles and Nutrition Located inside Stephens Elementary No insurance, no problem Call 501-447-4680 for more information Contact information Stephens Elementary 3700 W 18th 501-447-46780 Social media handles Facebook: @StephensHealthClinic Instagram @Stephens_Health_Clinic Twitter/X: @StephensSBHC Photo at bottom right: Two individuals stand outside Stephens Elementary next to a sign that reads: Stephens Elementary Shots, Physicals and More Call 501-447-4680

Folleto de la Clínica de Salud Stephens Clínica de Salud Escolar Stephens que atiende a los estudiantes del DISTRITO ESCOLAR LITTLE ROCK y SUS HERMANOS Los servicios del Hospital Infantil AR incluyen Exámenes físicos Visitas por enfermedad Vacunas Exámenes físicos deportivos Asma Eczema Salud conductual Estilos de vida saludables y nutrición Ubicado dentro de la Escuela Primaria Stephens Sin seguro, no hay problema Llame al 501-447-4680 para obtener más información Información de contacto Escuela Primaria Stephens 3700 W 18th 501-447-46780 Redes sociales Facebook: @StephensHealthClinic Instagram @Stephens_Health_Clinic Twitter/X: @StephensSBHC Foto en la parte inferior derecha: Dos personas se encuentran afuera de la Escuela Primaria Stephens junto a un letrero que dice: Escuela Primaria Stephens Vacunas, exámenes físicos y más Llame al 501-447-4680

Meet Our School Nurses. Shaneika Lewis-Williams, APRN, featured with Chicot Health Clinic logo. Q: What made you want to become a school-based health clinic nurse/APRN? A: School-based health deals a lot with community and ultimately I enjoy being hands-on with families/children; it feels very personable. Q: What’s the funniest thing that’s happened at work? A: There have been several funny moments. The kids have such great personalities. I think the most recent one was when a group of students thought I was the clinic staff’s stayed overnight nurse. They were surprised when I said “have a good weekend” and they said “wait you go home? Yes ma’am we do!” She responds, “I thought y’all stayed here all the time.” We all got a good laugh out of that one. Mondays are when we get back. Q: What is your favorite part about working with children? A: Kids are so honest, free, and loving. They make going to work a daily adventure. Final question: What would your superpower be and why? A: Healing/Laughter – In this field you see and hear so many things that you want to fix instantly. So to be able to provide solutions to some of those issues would be wonderful.

Clinic Provider: Shaneika Lewis-Williams, APRN

Meet Our School Nurses. Christen Clemons, RN. Q: What is your favorite memory from your time as a SBHC nurse? A: The one that sticks out in my mind is when the whole school-based health team had to work with LRSD to get a student to the Arkansas Children’s emergency department. I was walking in the hall and noticed a student drooling uncontrollably, having slurred speech and a weak tone, and saw his tonsils kissing. We were able to launch an emergency protocol! It took a lot of teamwork to get him taken care of that day, and it made me realize how vital this service is to these children. Q: What is your favorite part about working with children? A: I love how sweet and energetic they can be. I understand how for many children the clinic can be a scary place, so I try my best to be warm, friendly, and make the experience as fun as possible. Usually, by the end, I have made a new friend who wants to hang their coloring page on my door and come pull them from class again tomorrow. Final question: What would your superpower be and why? A: Healing Powers, of course!

Clinic Nurse, Christen Clemons, RN

What is the Stephens Health Clinic?

  • We are the Arkansas Children’s School-Based Health Clinic at Stephens Elementary located inside the school across from the Main Office. 

  • The clinic is open to ALL LRSD students and their siblings. 

  • Call 501-447-4680 for more details. 

When is the Clinic Open?

We are open Monday & Wednesday 8:30am-4:00pm

Who will see my child?

A licensed advanced practice nurse practitioner (APRN) with Arkansas Children’s Hospital will see your child. 

What care is offered?

  • Routine physical exams and sports physicals

  • Care when my child is sick or has health problems (on hold due to Covid-19)

  • Care for minor wounds

  • Eyesight, hearing, teeth, and blood pressure checks

  • Shots

  • Lab tests

  • Health education and counseling

  • Teaching good eating habits and weight control

  • Prescription drugs

  • Classroom presentations

  • Referrals to a provider of your choice for care not given at the Clinic

  • Behavioral healthcare and counseling

Do I have to be at the visit?

Stephens: No, parents do not have to be at the visit. Students can be seen during school hours with parent written permission. 

Other LRSD Schools: Parent must be present to complete paperwork.

Can my child see their regular doctor?

Yes, this clinic is extra care and does not replace your child’s normal doctor. The APRN will work with your child’s normal doctor to let them know what happened during the visit. 

Will my insurance be billed?

If you have insurance, it may be billed. No student will be turned away if they don’t have insurance or can’t pay. 

How can my child be seen?

You can make an appointment by calling 501-447-4680. A consent form must be signed and returned in order to be seen. 

Special thanks to our partners:

Little Rock School District

  • Life Strategies Counseling

  • Arkansas Children’s Hospital

  • Arkansas Department of Health

  • The Pointe

  • UALR Children International

  • UAMS

  • Wakefield Future Smiles Dental Clinic

  • Arkansas Department of Education