For a child diagnosed with cancer, life can become a whirlwind of hospital visits, treatments, and medical jargon. Camp Quality, an international non-profit, is working to ensure that these children don't lose the most important part of their identity: being a kid.

Community Health Centers of Arkansas (CHCA) is excited to announce a new partnership with CHCollective. Health centers that work with CHCollective for Group Purchasing Organization (GPO) services help to support CHCA’s work!

CHCA is proud to announce that Marillac Community Health Centers, dba DePaul Community Health Centers, a New Orleans-based Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), has officially joined its network as of March 2026.

The biggest wins in protecting your organization don't come from buying the latest tech. They start with asking a simple question: What am I actually trying to protect?

Artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed the threat environment. Phishing and social engineering attacks are no longer generic, easy-to-spot scams.

This is the first in an ongoing CHCA cybersecurity series exploring timely topics in digital safety and cyber preparedness.

On March 5, healthcare leaders from across Arkansas gathered for a daylong summit entitled MARCHing Together: Arkansas Stakeholder Summit to Advance Colorectal Cancer Screening. Colorectal cancer screening reduces preventable illness and death through early detection. The summit’s goal was to establish priorities and actionable commitments to increase screening rates.

Community Health Centers of Arkansas (CHCA) announced Tafta McCain as its new full-time chief financial officer, effective March 2, 2026.

At CHCA, we know that preventive care saves lives. Too often, patients seek care only after a serious condition has developed. By...

Healthcare is an ever-evolving field, and strong leadership is essential to navigating constant change. At CHCA, we believe leadership is...

At Community Health Centers of Arkansas (CHCA), our mission has always been clear: to provide access to quality, affordable care for...

MEDIA CONTACT Katrina Dupins 501-393-9105 kdupins@chc-ar.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 26, 2025 LITTLE ROCK, AR — Community...

When we talk about managing diabetes, we often start with the usual suspects: a balanced diet, regular exercise, and traditional medications like oral medications or insulin. For many individuals, this approach works well. But for others, especially those struggling with obesity or persistent blood sugar challenges, more or different support is needed.

Primary care has long been a pillar of public health, but today, its role is more vital than ever. From managing chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension to addressing the rising demand for mental health care, primary care providers are at the forefront of keeping our communities healthy.

This month marks the 30th anniversary of National Public Health Week (NPHW), and I’m especially moved by this year’s theme: “It Starts Here.” That message resonates deeply—it’s a perfect reflection of what we do every day in community health.

As a pharmacist, I’ve written many prescriptions over the years—but today, I’m writing one that doesn’t require a trip to the pharmacy, a co-pay, or even a glass of water to swallow. Rx: Laughter Sig: Take liberally. Refill as often as needed. Side effects may include better mood, lower blood pressure, and spontaneous joy. That’s right. On this April Fools’ Day, I’m prescribing laughter—not just because it’s fun, but because it’s good for your health.

(March 1, 2024) A contingent of Community Health Center representatives from Arkansas visited Washington in February, not just for fun,...

At the recent Rural Health Association of Arkansas conference, a Community Health Center leader shared how his organization has initiated...

From left to right: Congressman French Hill, Senator John Boozman, Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Jodiane Tritt, Dr. Nirvana Manning,...

(October 30, 2023) Before judging someone suffering from substance use disorder, stop and think again. Reshape your perspective, said...