Lakeside School District

The school-based health centers for Lakeside School District are a convenient choice for families seeking medical, dental, and behavioral health care for children during school hours. Every student and staff member will have access to high-quality and compassionate medical, dental, and behavioral health care.

At Mainline Health School-Based Clinics we offer all services to the entire school district. Although each clinic offers different services, students and staff have access to every service.

For more information, or to schedule an appointment, please contact our office at (870) 201-2127.

Primary Care

Primary care services at Mainline Health includes comprehensive, accessible, and patient-centered care. These services include preventive care, such as routine check-ups, screenings, vaccinations, and health education and counseling. They also encompass the diagnosis and treatment of acute illnesses, chronic disease management, and minor procedures. Additionally, primary care involves coordination of care through referrals to specialists, follow-up care, and integration with other healthcare services.

Dental

Dental care services include routine dental check-ups, cleanings, fluoride treatments, sealants, and screenings for cavities and other oral health issues. We also offer dental education to promote good oral hygiene practices among students. By integrating dental care into schools, our program aims to improve overall oral health, prevent dental diseases, and reduce absenteeism due to dental problems.

Behavioral Health

School-based behavioral health (BH) services at Mainline Health provide essential mental health support directly within the school environment, making it easier for students to access care. These services include counseling, psychological assessments, crisis intervention, and individual and group therapy, aiming to address issues such as anxiety, depression, behavioral problems, and social challenges. By integrating behavioral health services into schools, our BH program helps promote students' emotional well-being, improve academic performance, and reduce absenteeism. They often involve collaboration between school staff, parents, and mental health professionals to create a supportive and responsive environment for students.