The largest concentrations of Arkansas concussion care are in Fayetteville, Little Rock and Springdale. If the appointment is about getting a student athlete cleared after a concussion, Arkansas law decides whose signature the school must accept — under the current statute: any trained licensed provider. What that means in practice, and whether a return-to-learn plan is required, is covered in plain English on the Arkansas concussion law page.
Who can clear a young athlete to return to play in Arkansas?
Arkansas's youth sports concussion law sets who may sign a return-to-play clearance: any trained licensed provider. The full rules, including same-day return and return-to-learn requirements, are on our Arkansas concussion law page.
How many concussion specialists are there in Arkansas?
This directory lists 38 verified concussion providers across 11 Arkansas cities — 0 offer telehealth and 5 see children and teens. Every listing is verified against the provider's own website before it appears.
Before your first appointment
Most people who search for concussion care in Arkansas are a few weeks past the injury and still symptomatic. Reading one of these before you call makes the first appointment considerably more useful.
This page lists 38 Arkansas practices. If yours belongs here — or your listing needs a correction — add your practice to the Arkansas directory. Listing is free and every submission is verified against your own website before it appears.
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