Nutrition Clinic | Arkansas Children's
Nutrition • Rogers, AR • Since 1912 • 2 (Arkansas Children's Hospital and Arkansas Children's Northwest) locations
About
Summary: The Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Clinic in Rogers is part of the Arkansas Children’s system, which focuses on child health across the state. The organization operates two pediatric hospitals (Golisano Campus in Little Rock and Walker Campus in Springdale) with extensive pediatric services, including a nutrition program supported by a pediatric research institute and statewide clinics. If you’re specifically seeking nutrition services in Rogers, contact Arkansas Children’s through archildrens.org to confirm clinic availability, locations, and appointment options in Rogers or nearby Northwest Arkansas facilities.
Clinic Type
Nutrition
Address
1 Children's Way, Little Rock, AR 72202
Phone
501-364-1264 (Arkansas Children's Hospital Nutrition Clinic)
pfr@archildrens.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
Team
Insurance & Payment
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phone/online booking, inpatient/outpatient billing likely via hospital system
Languages Spoken
Current Offers
Nutrition Clinic new patient info — null
FAQs
What services does the Nutrition Clinic provide?
Individual nutrition counseling, feeding problem management, therapeutic diets, dietary management for conditions, health promotion, and nutrition support plans.
What services are provided at the Nutrition Clinic?
Individual nutrition counseling by a registered dietitian in Nutrition Clinic in conjunction with a referral from the primary care physician or Arkansas Children's physician.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
Patients praise
- Arkansas Children’s Nutrition Center describes its mission as improving child health through research into the links between food/nutrition and development
- Stories about the nutrition center include examples of families trusting the seamless transition from research participation to patient care
Common complaints
- A third-party hospital rating site reports overall patient rating of 'POOR' for Arkansas Children’s Hospital and lists complaints such as lack of quick staff response and communication issues
- The same third-party site includes user accounts alleging delayed care and cleanliness/sanitation problems (not specific to the Nutrition Clinic, but related to the overall hospital experience)
"“Overall Patient Rating: POOR”"
— hospitalstats.org — Arkansas Children’s Hospital Ratings in Quality, ER Wait Time, Patient Satisfaction"Keegan’s family “trusted the care they’d receive because of their experiences at the hospital” and describes shared values as making the transition “seamless.”"
— archildrens.org story about a nutrition study leading to diagnosis (Keegan’s case)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Arkansas Children’s Participating in USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program’s Summer Food Service Program | Arkansas Children's — Jun 8, 2026
- Colin Kay Named Arkansas Children's Nutrition Center Director - News Usa Today — Aug 18, 2025
- UAMS Lifespan Conference Highlights Nutrition’s Ability to Influence Health at Every Age | UAMS News — Oct 21, 2025
- UAMS’ Aline Andres, Ph.D., RD, Joe Thompson, M.D., MPH, Elected to National Academy of Medicine | UAMS News — Oct 21, 2025
- Northwest Arkansas pantries take part in study that shows benefits of health focus in food assistance | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette - Arkansas' Best News Source — Jan 18, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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