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River City Medical

Recovery starts here

Compassionate outpatient care in Little Rock

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) + peer recovery support to help you reclaim your life.

Working Hours

Mon To Fri 8:00 To 20:00 | Sat & Sun 9:00 To 17:00

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Directions

802 N University Ave, Little Rock, AR 72205, United States

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We are a community. Healing begins with compassion, care, and connection.

End the opioid epidemic in Arkansas, one patient, one story, one victory at a time.
Please arrive 30 minutes prior to appointment time.
Bring all medication bottles as well as any recent blood work results
Upon arrival please be prepared to provide Urine Drug Screen. (no judgment this is part of the process)
Read all required forms and sign acknowledging your understanding of all policies and expectations throughout treatment.
Bring valid Photo ID issued from state or federally (license, passport)

25,000 +

Patients Treated Annually

40 +

Medical Specialists

15 +

Departments

What to Expect at Your First Visit

End the opioid epidemic in Arkansas, one patient, one story, one victory at a time.
Please arrive 30 minutes prior to appointment time.
Bring all medication bottles as well as any recent blood work results
Upon arrival please be prepared to provide Urine Drug Screen. (no judgment this is part of the process)
Read all required forms and sign acknowledging your understanding of all policies and expectations throughout treatment.
Bring valid Photo ID issued from state or federally (license, passport)
Bring insurance ID or form of payment for services

Why River City Recovery?

3

Convenient Locations

Across the city

15

Experienced Doctor

At your service

our services

Services

Opioid Use Disorder MATn

Suboxone (buprenorphine-naloxone) and Vivitrolu00ae (naltrexone), when clinically appropriate. Evaluation, detox referrals, individualized care, PRSS coordination.

Alcohol Use Disorder

Medical support and medication options where appropriate, peer engagement, and referrals to faith-based, non-12-step, and 12-step groups.

Primary Care

Meet with our board-certified physician or advanced practice nurse for a full clinical evaluation before treatment begins.

Preventative Care

Individualized treatment planning focused on catching risk early and preventing relapse before it starts.

Wellness Visits

Vitals and health checks at every visit to track your progress and keep your treatment plan on target as you stabilize.

X-Ray Services

Routine lab work and drug screening at every visit a standard, judgment-free part of your care.

Insurance & Healthcare Partners

We collaborate with leading insurance providers and healthcare organizations to ensure accessible, affordable medical services for our patients.

If your provider is not listed, contact our support team for verification.

Take the first step. We'll walk with you.


    Patient Experience

    More than 250 five-star reviews on Google

    Your questions,
    answered

    Can not find what you are looking for?

    Do I need an appointment?

    Yes. As a patient of River City Recovery, you’ll first meet with a Peer Recovery Support Specialist, then have vitals and tests performed before your visit with the provider.

    Yes we accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid. We also offer affordable self-pay and payment plans if you’re uninsured.

    A valid photo ID (state or federally issued, such as a license or passport), your insurance card if applicable, a list of current medications, any recent blood work results, and a form of payment.

    Yes. Every appointment is confidential, and we ask you to arrive prepared to provide a urine drug screen this is a standard, judgment-free part of every visit, not a test of trust.

    MAT uses medications like Suboxone (buprenorphine-naloxone) and Vivitrol (naltrexone), when clinically appropriate, to reduce cravings, lower relapse risk, and support sustainable recovery u2014 combined with peer recovery support and an individualized treatment plan.