Joel Fankhauser, MD

Joel Fankhauser, MD Drs. Traci Ivey, Haley Vo and I are physicians in a model of care called direct primary care in Northwest Arkansas! Joel Fankhauser MD is my professional page.

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Here we are for questions. Feel free to ask. And whether you ask or not, I hope you enjoy the questions and responses as...
11/04/2025

Here we are for questions. Feel free to ask. And whether you ask or not, I hope you enjoy the questions and responses as much as Jan enjoyed the indoor climbing!

I was asked to bring this back. Ask questions!
10/28/2025

I was asked to bring this back. Ask questions!

I can’t believe this has been 10 years!
10/19/2025

I can’t believe this has been 10 years!

10/13/2025

I'm super excited to announce that Dr. Kourtney Harrington will be joining us in January 2026! Happy 11th anniversary to us!

08/15/2025

From Saturday 8/23 through Friday 8/29, I have 5 guest passes to Climb Bentonville. If you'd like to go, like or love this post and share it publicly.

06/04/2025

Hi Facebook!

We’re looking for a new primary care doctor to join us!

If you recommend a physician and we hire them and they stay one year, we’ll pay $2000. Help your favorite doctors out!

03/02/2025

We're getting a lot of patients asking about getting measles vaccine boosters. The short answer is one shot is okay. Two is better. Three is unnecessary.

Here is a less brief overview:

If you were born before 1957, you are likely immune to measles.

If you received a measles vaccine from 1957-1968, you may have received a vaccine that is not as effective and should either consider getting tested for immunity or get an effective shot.

If you were vaccinated between 1968-1989, you would have received only one measles vaccine. One shot provides 93% protection against infection and near 100% protection against severe measles. You can either check your immunity or get another shot.

If you were vaccinated according to schedule, in 1989, a second MMR was recommended at 4. Two measles vaccines reduce the risk of infection by 97% and near 100% protection against severe measles.

If you are reasonably confident that you got two measles vaccines, you definitely do not need another.

If you do not think you did, we can either check your measles IgG level (which would tell us if you're immune or not) or give you another.

Happy Tuesday! Ask us questions!
12/10/2024

Happy Tuesday! Ask us questions!

We're so glad you joined us, Donna!
12/06/2024

We're so glad you joined us, Donna!

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11/19/2024

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Welcome to week 17 of questions! We apologize for missing actual week 17 last week! Please feel free to ask questions an...
11/19/2024

Welcome to week 17 of questions! We apologize for missing actual week 17 last week! Please feel free to ask questions and share our post!

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2104 S 54th Street, Ste 4
Rogers, AR
72758

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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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