Samantha Stovall, APRN, is a family nurse practitioner who sees patients at the Mount Ida clinic (Montgomery County Community Clinic). Samantha received her LPN from UA-Rich Mountain, AND from National Park College, BSN from Arkansas Tech University, and Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from Walden University. She is a board-certified family nurse practitioner. In addition to primary care/family medicine, Samantha also sees patients for Biote bioidentical hormone treatment, DOT Physicals, and Hepatitis C treatment.

Gabrielle Williams, APRN, is a Family Nurse Practitioner who sees patients for primary care/family medicine at the Hot Springs Chippewa clinic.As a nurse, Gabrielle worked in pediatric and adult oncology, and with cardiac patients. She worked to become a nurse practitioner after nearly 10 years in nursing. As a family practice APRN, I have been trained to treat the whole family by assessing, diagnosing, and treating the majority of conditions," Williams said. "I am passionate about providing excellent care to all my patients."

Rick Agre, RNP, is a wound care specialist who sees patients at the Healthy Connections Hot Springs Central clinic. Agre earned his BSN and RNP degrees from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in LIttle Rock. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army and is married to Ellen, who is a retired special education teacher. They have one daughter. Rick enjoys hunting, fishing, motorcycle travel, and riding mules in the back country of Colorado and New Mexico. For appointments with Rick, call 888-710-8220.

Melanie Newman, APRN, sees adult patients for primary care/family medicine at Hot Springs Central and children at My Kids Pediatric Clinic. She also sees women's health patients and is a certified provider for DOT physicals. Melanie has a BSN from the University of Central Arkansas and a MSN from Arkansas State University. She is board certified as a family nurse practitioner. Melanie is married and has two children. Her oldest has enlisted in the Coast Guard while the youngest keeps her busy with sports. She loves to spend time with her family at the lake. She attends First United Methodist Church in Hot Springs and works with the youth group.

Jennifer Scott APRN, is a family nurse practitioner who sees patients for primary care/family medicine at several Healthy Connections Community Health Network locations. Jennifer Scott APRN is located at 1723 Malvern Ave, Hot Springs AR, 71901. For more details please contact us.

Brittany Smith, APRN, is a family nurse practitioner who sees patients for primary care/family medicine and women's health at the Hot Springs Central location. Brittany sees patients of all ages and enjoys the variety of patients in the clinic - a baby one appointment and a geriatric patient the next. In addition, she is a certified Biote provider for bioidentical hormone treatment. Brittany played college volleyball at Arkansas Tech University, where she received her undergraduate degree. She initially thought she'd be a physical therapist but later switched to nursing and found her calling.

Melanie Newman, APRN, sees adult patients for primary care/family medicine at Hot Springs Central and children at My Kids Pediatric Clinic. She also sees women's health patients and is a certified provider for DOT physicals. Melanie has a BSN from the University of Central Arkansas and a MSN from Arkansas State University. She is board certified as a family nurse practitioner. Melanie is married and has two children. Her oldest has enlisted in the Coast Guard while the youngest keeps her busy with sports. She loves to spend time with her family at the lake. She attends First United Methodist Church in Hot Springs and works with the youth group.

The Hot Springs Chippewa location is a one-stop shop for all of your family's medical and dental needs. From Primary Care and hormone replacement to general dentistry and everything in between, we offer services in a convenient location. Healthy Connections, Inc (HCI) is a Federally Qualified Health Center. Healthy Connections, Inc. provides medical, dental, and social services to residents of all ages in Western Arkansas regardless of ability to pay. Healthy Connections has discounted services for uninsured or underinsured persons for those who qualify, and low cost preventative care.

The Hot Springs Chippewa location is a one-stop shop for all of your family's medical and dental needs. From Primary Care and hormone replacement to general dentistry and everything in between, we offer services in a convenient location. Healthy Connections, Inc (HCI) is a Federally Qualified Health Center. Healthy Connections, Inc. provides medical, dental, and social services to residents of all ages in Western Arkansas regardless of ability to pay. Healthy Connections has discounted services for uninsured or underinsured persons for those who qualify, and low cost preventative care.

Matt York, APRN, joins Healthy Connections and My Kids Pediatric Clinic in Hot Springs as a Family Nurse Practitioner, bringing with him a rich background in both pediatric and adult healthcare. With a Master of Nursing Science degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Nursing and over a decade of experience in hospital ICU settings before specializing in pediatrics, Matt embodies a unique blend of expertise, compassion, and community-focused care. His approach to healthcare is centered around creating a welcoming, informative, and supportive environment for all patients, ensuring they receive the highest quality of care. Matt's dedication to his profession and his patients makes him a valuable addition to the Hot Springs healthcare community, where he is committed to providing comprehensive services to individuals and families across all ages.

Brittany Smith, APRN, is a family nurse practitioner who sees patients for primary care/family medicine and women's health at the Hot Springs Central location. Brittany sees patients of all ages and enjoys the variety of patients in the clinic - a baby one appointment and a geriatric patient the next. In addition, she is a certified Biote provider for bioidentical hormone treatment. Brittany played college volleyball at Arkansas Tech University, where she received her undergraduate degree. She initially thought she'd be a physical therapist but later switched to nursing and found her calling.