It’s the season for well-child exams. These important visits focus on maintaining your child’s health and are a great time for parents and caregivers to discuss preventive care and establish healthy habits. In July and August, we have extended hours for well-checks. Book online.

If your insurance or personal information has changed, you can easily update your files with ARC ARCcontact.com -- online, anytime.

A new federal rule will help to increase Medicare beneficiaries’ access to telemedicine. The move is a reflection of our community’s desire for more convenient options for accessing medical care. Dr. Jacob Childers, ARC Family Medicine physician, discussed ARC telemedicine service eMD Access in an interview with Medical Economics magazine.

ARC Healthiness is a one-of-a-kind lifestyle change program that offers personalized weight-loss plans and support from a team of doctors, dietitians, health coaches, and health guides to help participants reach their health and activity goals.

Austin Regional Clinic is happy to announce that Jerett A. Zipin, D.O, Sports & Musculoskeletal Medicine physician, has joined the ARC Kelly Lane team!

When it comes to surgery to remove breast cancer, says Dr. Jinnie A. Bruce, ARC General Surgeon, you have options. Listen to Dr. Bruce discuss these options on this recent ARC Healthcare Minute podcast.

As your family medicine doctor, Dr. Shane Constable sees himself as “the guardian of your health.” Watch his video to learn more about how he does this by ensuring you feel listened to and understood at ARC Kyle Plum Creek.

As your child’s pediatrician, Dr. Arathi Shah’s goal is to nurture “the health of kids and their families, setting them up for success.” Watch her video to learn more about how she serves your family through the “healing arts of medicine” at ARC Kyle Plum Creek.

Austin Regional Clinic is happy to announce that Cameron Kielhorn, DO, Family Medicine physician, has joined the ARC Family Medicine team.

Are you at risk for colon cancer? Find out with this simple quiz! Dr. Lila S. Mansour, Gastroenterologist at ARC Far West Medical Tower explains in a recent podcast on the ARC Healthcare Minute.

In sunny Central Texas, sunscreen is a regular habit for protecting our skin. However, a recent FDA study has brought up some safety concerns regarding certain chemicals found in sunscreens. That has locals scratching their heads wondering, is sunscreen safe? ARC Dermatologist, Dr. Amy Mason, discussed this topic with KXAN-TV.

“On average, people have trouble hearing for 7 to 10 years before getting help, but you don’t have to wait that long,” says Dr. Cristie E. Jones, Audiologist at ARC Kyle Plum Creek in this recent podcast of the ARC Healthcare Minute.