Pediatrics Plus opens second Northwest Arkansas farm

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Pediatrics Plus, a Conway-based pediatric healthcare provider, recently opened a nature-based therapy location in Elm Springs. The Farm at 501 Water Ave. includes a 12,000-square-foot building on 22 acres.

According to county records, Pediatrics Plus paid $790,000 for the land in June 2025. Carol Hill, successor trustee of the Geneva A. Holcomb Revocable Trust, was the seller.

The new location is similar to the previous location that Pediatrics Plus opened in Little Flock, the healthcare provider’s first Farm in Northwest Arkansas. The Farm locations combine occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language therapy and applied behavior analysis with outdoor, play-based experiences.

The new Farm offers the same services as the provider’s other Farm locations, including a farmhouse, barn, chicken coop and greenhouse with acres of outdoor play space, allowing children to learn and grow through real-life, hands-on therapy activities such as caring for animals, gardening, harvesting produce and exploring sensory-friendly spaces while building strength, confidence and life skills.

“As an Arkansas company with deep roots in the Natural State, we are proud to bring our innovative therapy model to Springdale and expand our services to even more families in Northwest Arkansas,” said Scott Street, CEO of Pediatrics Plus. “This location allows us to increase access to care while meeting families where they are. We believe children learn best when they can explore, engage and grow through meaningful experiences, and that’s exactly what The Farm is designed to provide. We are also excited to have Spanish-speaking team members at this location who can help families navigate the enrollment process and connect with available services and resources.”

The provider’s Farm locations can each serve about 100 children. The new Farm is accepting new patients and has about 30 full-time staff. Pediatrics Plus doesn’t have plans for additional locations in Northwest Arkansas.