Diversity Family Health Arkansas

01/02/2026

Please help us in welcoming Clark Roberts to the Diversity Family Health Arkansas team!

Clark Roberts APRN FNP he/him is a Family Nurse Practitioner who has worked in healthcare since 2008 and was raised in Arkansas. His practice is rooted in primary care, preventive medicine, HIV care, PrEP, PEP, and gender affirming care, with a strong emphasis on creating a welcoming environment where every patient feels respected and heard. Clark understands how difficult it can be to find a provider who is truly nonjudgmental, and that awareness shapes his approach to patient care. He strives to build strong, trusting relationships and provide thoughtful, compassionate care tailored to each individual’s needs. Outside of the clinic, Clark enjoys spending time with his fiancé Brian Earles and their 6-year-old son Dean. He enjoys hiking throughout Arkansas and prioritizing family time, which helps him stay grounded and support balance in his life.

To book an appointment with Clark, please visit: www.diversityfamilyhealth.com/Appointment

01/01/2026

From all of us at Diversity Family Health Arkansas, Happy New Year!

12/25/2025

Happy Holidays! From all of us at Diversity Family Health Arkansas.

12/24/2025

Happy Holidays! Please enjoy our Ugly Sweater Contest and cast your votes!

12/12/2025

Happy Holidays, meet Leila the Doll, our sparkling Miss December Queen, who represents the unwavering spirit this holiday season that propels us toward an HIV-free world. This season, take action and order the DRAG OUT HIV Calendar now at http://www.diversityfamilyhealth.com/dragouthiv. Together, we have the power to create change.

“True happiness comes from embracing your authentic self, nurturing your body with care, and living each day with the joy of knowing you’re becoming the best version of yourself; only you know what the best version looks like. Have courage, be kind, and don’t forget to breathe. Lead with Aloha and everything else will fall into place.”
—Leila

12/01/2025

On this day in 1988, the first World AIDS Day was declared. Since then, every December 1st, we come together to remember the far too many that we have lost and to reaffirm our continued commitment to finding a cure for HIV and AIDS. Today is a day to say thank you to the many people behind the scenes who help to further this task. As well as a day to celebrate the many survivors and thrivers of these illnesses. Today, wear something RED in solidarity with those who have come before and those who continue on this path.

"Don't give up, be proud of who you are, and never feel sorry for yourself." - Ryan White

11/27/2025

We at Diversity Family Health Arkansas want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. We are all so thankful to be a part of our patients' health journeys.

11/20/2025

In honor of the beautiful souls we have lost. We will never forget you.

11/11/2025

Today we honor all of our Veterans. Thank you for your service.

11/10/2025

We are so grateful to all the Nurse Practitioners out there... especially ours. Happy Nurse Practitioner Week! We couldn't do it without you!

11/06/2025

Introducing Claire Annette, our fearless Miss November Queen and recently crowned Miss Gay Diamond America embodies the unbreakable spirit that's driving us closer to an HIV-free world. Get empowered and order the DRAG OUT HIV Calendar now at http://www.diversityfamilyhealth.com/dragouthiv – together, we can make a difference.

“After moving to a new city and knowing basically nobody, drag helped me find a place within my new community. Not only that, but it helped me heal my inner child by celebrating things about myself I was conditioned to suppress, growing up as a flamboyant boy in the South. My creativity, my exuberance, my sensitivity – – all of these are aspects of myself that have been celebrated since I started performing. Through a drag, I have found a community and been fortunate enough to have been given a platform, so I would be remiss if I did not use that platform to help that community!”
-Claire

10/14/2025