03/31/2026
With the advent of AI services, such as ChatGPT, it's always prudent to remember that "Dr. ChatGPT" doesn't have a medical license. Please bring any health concerns to your family physician.
“We don't want patients trying to diagnose themselves or figure something out. People generally have very good instincts. If something's wrong, something's probably worth looking into, and we would want it assessed by someone who can not just inform as these tools can do, but to intervene and hopefully help take care of them better.” - Dr. Joseph Sanford, UAMS Chief Clinical Informatics Officer
Our clinics (Nutt-Walley Clinic and the DCMC Family Clinic) are always accepting new patients and are ready to meet any health needs that you might have!
-DCMC
Bubba Hargett Todd Roark Kevin Kauffman
As artificial intelligence tools become more common in everyday life, more adults are turning to them for health guidance. A study from health tech company, Teb