Pregnancy should be a time of support, not stress - but for many women in rural Arkansas, especially those living with Substance Use Disorder (SUD), that’s not the reality. Too often, expectant mothers face overwhelming barriers: no local OB care, no reliable transportation, no prenatal screenings, and no help navigating the Medicaid process. That’s why ARMOR is stepping in with new maternal health services designed to meet women where they are. Mobile Clinics, Expanded Care

In an overdose situation, every second matters But for many rural Arkansans, emergency help can be 20, 30, even 40 minutes away. That’s why Arkansas Mobile Opioid Recovery (ARMOR) is equipping communities to save lives before EMS arrives. We believe that everyone should have access to the tools and training they need to respond to an opioid overdose - whether you're a first responder, a parent, or a concerned neighbor. That’s the heart of our mission. Naloxone Saves Lives - A

In rural Arkansas, healthcare access often depends on something as simple, and as complicated, as distance. When the nearest clinic is 30, 40, even 60 miles away, getting help isn’t just inconvenient - it can feel impossible. For people struggling with opioid use disorder or other chronic health needs, those miles can be the difference between life and death. At Arkansas Mobile Opioid Recovery (ARMOR), we’re changing that. Care That Comes to You Instead of asking people to fi

Our team recently completed ultrasound training, allowing us to expand prenatal care at every ARMOR mobile health clinic service site!...

Recovery is a journey, and like any journey, there will be bumps along the way. One of the biggest challenges people face after starting...