Beyond Wellness is expanding its reach across Arkansas with the opening of its first Northwest Arkansas location in Rogers.
The new clinic, located at 4100 W. Oak St., is the company’s fourth Arkansas location and offers services focused on health, wellness and aesthetics. The clinic is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and is accepting appointments.
“Northwest Arkansas has a strong community of people who are proactive about their health and want care that considers the full picture,” said Ashley Huneycutt, CEO and co-owner of Beyond Wellness. “The Rogers clinic allows us the opportunity to bring Beyond Wellness’ personalized model closer to clients in this region, part of the state and build lasting relationships in a community we have admired for years.”
Services at the new location include bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, medical weight management, regenerative medicine and joint therapy, in-office lab services, IV therapy, cryotherapy, red light therapy and lymphatic compression.
The clinic also offers head spa treatments, injectables and aesthetic services, including laser and skin treatments, body contouring and medical-grade skincare. Membership options are available for clients seeking ongoing access and benefits.
The Rogers clinic brings functional wellness, women’s and men’s health, advanced wellness therapies, skin health and aesthetic services together under one roof, with individualized plans based on clients’ health and personal goals.
The grand opening featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony, clinic tours and a community celebration. Guests had the opportunity to meet the Rogers team and see demonstrations of technologies, including Sofwave, Exomind, Emsculpt Neo and the clinic’s cryotherapy chamber.
The Rogers location joins Beyond Wellness clinics in Hot Springs, west Little Rock and Little Rock’s Hillcrest neighborhood.
Appointments can be scheduled by calling 501-476-7171. More information about the Rogers clinic, services and memberships is on the company’s website.
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