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Arkansas Children's provides right-sized care for your child. U.S. News & World Report has ranked Arkansas Children's in seven specialties for 2022-2023.
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Almost one in one hundred babies are born with a heart problem. The cardiac team at Arkansas Children's understands parents' concerns and the importance of diagnosing heart problems early – even before your baby's birth.
The Fetal Heart Center is part of The Heart Center at Arkansas Children's. Our program includes pediatric cardiologists and sonographers with expertise in fetal cardiac imaging and congenital heart defects. We work together with other subspecialties including Maternal Fetal Medicine, Neonatology, Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery, Pediatric Surgery and Genetics, to provide you with the most comprehensive prenatal care for your unborn child. Arkansas Children's in cooperation with the University of Arkansas is one of only two pediatric hospitals in the nation performing fetal magnetocardiography to fully evaluate the heart rhythm of the baby.
A fetal echo at Arkansas Children’s told the Ferguson family that their son Sloan would be born with a heart defect. Knowing about his heart problem early allowed doctors to tailor a plan for his care, likely saving his life and creating a healthier tomorrow.
See an example of a fetal echocardiogram.
Arkansas Children's Hospital is home to the only pediatric Level One Trauma Center in Arkansas. While we hope that no child needs care from an accident or injury, for the children in Arkansas, there is no better place for them than the Pediatric Level One Trauma Center at Arkansas Children's Hospital.
Our surgical services team specializes in providing expert care for children. Anesthesiologists, surgeons, nurses, and the interdisciplinary team bring pediatric expertise and years of experience to each patient's perioperative care.
A fetal echocardiogram is a highly specialized type of prenatal ultrasound that allows the doctors at Arkansas Children's to tailor care plans for patients.
Cardiology
Little Rock, Springdale
Cardiology
Little Rock, Springdale
Cardiology
Little Rock, Springdale
Cardiology
Little Rock, Springdale
To schedule a Fetal Echocardiogram, call the Heart Station at Arkansas Children's at 501-364-1818.
To schedule a Fetal Echocardiogram with a Level 2 Obstetric Ultrasound, call the ANGELS program at 1-866-273-3835.
Learn about the exceptional cardiology care that Dr. Sam Lee provides at the Arkansas Children's Jonesboro Clinic.
A fetal echo helps discover Julianna's transposition of the great arteries (TGA). Watch Julianna's story and how the heart team at Arkansas Children's were able to help.
Every day at Arkansas Children’s Heart Institute, we strive for excellence, and our outcomes prove it. Under the direction of nationally renowned pediatric cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Brian Reemtsen, the Heart Institute achieved a remarkable 100% surgical survival rate last year, including transplants.
Hear a testimonial about the importance of having a fetal echocardiogram and her experience with the Arkansas Children's Heart Center.
Every day at Arkansas Children’s Heart Institute, we strive for excellence, and our outcomes prove it. Our pediatric specialists combine world-class expertise with state-of-the-art technology to care for our most important patient: your child.
Learn how Reed and other children with heart failure benefit from the comprehensive care and surgical expertise at the Arkansas Children’s Heart Institute.
All of the expert, pediatric heart care Sloan received is possible because of generous donors like you. Thanks to you, Sloan will start kindergarten next year. At 32 pounds, Kristen says he is “tiny in size, but mighty in spirit.”
The Tillmans are grateful for the family-centered care they received at Arkansas Children's. “We were grateful for that level of family support. Their help allowed Anya to be prepared to see her baby sister after surgery.”
The Tillmans are grateful for the family-centered care they received at Arkansas Children's. “We were grateful for that level of family support. Their help allowed Anya to be prepared to see her baby sister after surgery.”
All of the expert, pediatric heart care Sloan received is possible because of generous donors like you. Thanks to you, Sloan will start kindergarten next year. At 32 pounds, Kristen says he is “tiny in size, but mighty in spirit.”
Dr. Harrison Cobb, pediatric cardiologist at ACNW, answers questions about children's heart health.
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Congenital heart defects are the most common of all birth defects, occurring at a rate of approximately eight cases per 1,000 live births.
Meet Michael, an ambassador at Arkansas Children's. Michael has Down Syndrome and is a patient at our clinics. Get to know Michael and see how his family supports our mission.
Heather Honaker’s daughter, Ellie, was born with Down syndrome and two severe heart defects. Here, she shares her thoughts about her family’s experience with Arkansas Children’s.
Arkansas Children's Ambassadors Cali Madkin and Casey Madkin received the expert pediatric orthopedic and cardiology care they needed, right here at Arkansas Children's Hospital.
Brynnleigh was only 16 months old when she was a patient on Angel One. She was very sick and needed help from experts who provide right-sized care for kids. Read her story and see how your support helps children fly on wings of angels.
At first, the cardiology experts at Arkansas Children's thought baby Jace only had one serious heart defect. But additional testing showed something much worse. Read his story here.
When Tatum needed heart care, her family turned to Arkansas Children's for a expert advice, treatment and eventually surgery. Read her brave story and see what their family mantra became through this journey.
Cardiologists at Arkansas Children's provide warning signs to help prevent sudden cardiac arrest among teens.
Learn about how important it is to have AEDs available and ready when they're needed.
Mary and Stephen Young watched the hours slowly tick by as their one-month-old son Robert underwent open heart surgery in the operating room at Arkansas Children’s Hospital.
Fifteen-year-old Camden Tucker of Springdale is a typical, busy teenager. You would never know she’s had not one, not two, but three surgeries and procedures on her heart.
Just six hours after Emma's birth, her parents were on their way to Arkansas Children's, where their newborn was given a difficult diagnosis. They were shocked but soon learned about the excellent care she would receive. Hear what life is like for this family today.
Baby boy is "a new child" after heart transplant at the Arkansas Children's Heart Institute.