DTSOI Virtual Health Powered by Community Clinic

The Virtual Clinic is a service that uses a telehealth platform to connect you to a Community Clinic provider!
Both you and your provider can see and hear each other. There is even special equipment that allows the provider to listen to the your heart and lungs and examine your ears & throat!
An on-site medical assistant will guide you through your visit and perform any tests ordered by your provider

Illness and Minor Injuries. Your symptoms may include:
- Fever
- Sore throat
- Earache
- Stomach pain
- Rash
- Allergies
- Joint or muscle pain
Chronic Disease Management or Education
Medication Refills
Lab Reviews
- Lab work or x-rays would be performed at one of Community Clinic’s main clinics or School Based Health Centers
- Bloodwork and x-rays are not performed at the virtual clinic
Mild to Moderate Mental Health Concerns and Ongoing ADHD Management

If you have insurance, Community Clinic will file a claim to your insurance company. Different insurance companies have different regulations regarding telehealth
If you have Medicaid or ARKids, you will need to assign Community Clinic as your PCP or obtain a referral from your existing PCP to have a visit at the virtual clinic
Community Clinic offers a discount program for insured and uninsured patients, please ask staff for details

Click Here to fill out new patient paperwork online
When the registration process is complete, simply stop by the virtual clinic to request an appointment time. (For student appointments, Community Clinic staff will communicate with parents regarding the appointment and any treatments or follow ups needed)
If parents would like to participate in the virtual visit, they can request that the Zoom link be sent to them for their child’s appointment.

Springdale school district can assist with transportation during the school day for students, with parental consent.
Please contact your school nurse to help arrange transportation.

Don Tyson School of Innovation