WOMEN'S SERVICES
COMMUNITY WOMEN'S CLINIC
The Community Women’s Clinic offers comprehensive care to women by bringing together the specialized treatment from UAMS, as well as Family Planning services by the Arkansas Department of Health. There are many support services within the clinic, such as: social workers; nutritionists; financial counselors; and Medicaid assistance. The Community Women’s Clinic offers full service women’s care at an affordable price.

UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S HEALTH CENTER
The University Women’s Health Center is an off-campus private, faculty practice which offers a full range of women’s services including: obstetrics (including certified nurse midwives); gynecology; prenatal diagnostic testing; and the most advanced reproductive technologies related to infertility, in the state. The Center is supported by a multi-disciplinary team of health providers that are concerned with the many challenges confronting women. We encourage women to become actively involved in their healthcare and support them with education and instruction during each visit.

WOMEN'S HEALTH ANTEPARTAL UNIT
Most women have few problems with pregnancy. They are able to work and care for their family until the time when the baby is born. Women who do need inpatient medical care before their baby is born are admitted to the "A" wing on the fifth floor.

POSTPARTUM / NORMAL NEWBORN
After you and your baby have been observed in labor and delivery, you will both be admitted to the "C" wing on the fifth floor. One nurse will care for both you and your baby. This "couplet care" allows you and your baby to get to know each other and for you and your family to care for the baby in a supported environment. Visiting hours are 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. We understand that friends and family will want to visit, but we ask your help to limit your visitors to two at a time. Siblings are allowed to visit but need to obtain visitor passes from the secretary in order to stay in your room. For protection of your baby, and other newborns, no one with a cold, fever, or virus will be allowed to visit. All visitors must leave by 8:30 p.m. unless you have a private room. If you want someone to stay in your room overnight,; you will need to ask for a private room before leaving Labor and Delivery. A cash deposit must be paid at the time you sign up for a private room.

THE NURSERY
Some babies cannot be admitted to the mother’s room because they need special medical care in the nursery. If your baby is placed in the Intermediate Level Nursery (IL2) or the Intensive Care Nursery (ICN), you will be allowed to visit as soon as you are able. Only parents and grandparents are allowed to visit babies in these special nurseries.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Obstetrics
(501) 280-3310

Gynecology
(501) 280-3330

Family Planning
(501) 280-3340

LOCATION
University Women’s Health Clinic
Freeway Medical Towers
5800 West 10th, Seventh Floor
Little Rock, Arkansas 72204
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Obstetrics, Suite 707
(501) 296-1800

Gynecology and Infertility, Suite 705
(501) 296-1800

REFERRALS AND CONSULTATION

High Risk Pregnancy Program
(501) 688-6493

Labor and Delivery Hotline
1-800-632-4502

Arkansas Genetics
1-800-358-7229