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Innisfree Retirement Community

300 South Innisfree Circle, Rogers, AR 72758

(800) 558-0653

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4.41

(17 reviews)

Offers Continuing Care Communities, Assisted Living, and Independent Living

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Reviews of Innisfree Retirement Community in Rogers, Arkansas

4.41

(17 reviews)

  • Facility

    4.7

  • Staff

    4.9

  • Food

    5.0

  • Activities

    5.0

  • Value

    4.5

Nicolette

5

March 18, 2024

I visited this facility

My brother-in-law is going to be staying in Innisfree Retirement Community. The price was good as well as the care of the other individuals. I only dealt with a very little bit of the staff, but they were very friendly. They have a really nice dining room. It's a very clean facility, very open, and friendly. You kind of feel calm when you walk in there. The dining area was very elegant, the way they had everything out with their linen tablecloths, and it was very pretty.

Heidi

5

November 9, 2023

I visited this facility

I loved Innisfree Retirement Community when I walked in. They have remodeled it, so it is open and light. Before the manager came out, one lady started talking to me, and we were chatting like I lived there. The dining room is open and pretty. The meals are set up so that they have a rotation every six weeks, which I thought was pretty cool because you don't have the same food all the time. They also have an all-day fresh salad bar that is open at any time. They also have a nursing home, a rehab facility, and independent living. They're on the same little campus. They're still finishing renovating on the second floor, but the rooms were great. They have their own kitchen. They provide the microwave and refrigerator. The sink has a cutout underneath, so it's wheelchair accessible. Everything is included, except for the electricity. It's very affordable, but it's a beautiful area. They have pretty gardens and a swimming pool. If you bring your loved ones there, the kids can swim. They have a vegetable garden with boxes that you can work in. They have huge, shady oaks out there where you can sit. They have very pretty, cozy, and covered porches. They had flower beds too, which you can work in. They have a hair salon, a music room, and a library. They had an activity room where we saw everybody playing bingo. The guy running it is hands-on. He knows everyone. Everybody knew him and talked to him. For their all-inclusive package, you're getting not just one time a week where they help you shower, but they're also doing laundry two or three times a week for you.

Karen

4

September 9, 2023

I visited this facility

I liked the amenities at Innisfree Retirement Community. They had linen tablecloths on the tables. It was very nice. They had a nice pool and a very nice library. The residents that we bumped into and spoke to seemed to be very happy there and they have a good amount of activities. They have a happy hour twice a week where they serve alcohol and that appealed to me. It was good that you could go from independent to assisted living if you needed to. They would put you on the top of the list if they had waiting lists for assisted living since you're already a resident there. They have a nurse onsite and transportation to doctors if someone needs help with getting to their doctor. They do housekeeping every week and they will do laundry and help with medicines if necessary. So, I think they had a full range of services and looked like they had very competent staff. It was a very adequate facility. The person that did the tour was very helpful and certainly very much in charge. He knew what he was talking about. He had been there for a while and certainly understood the process, understood residents, and understood what people's needs might be. The facility was clean, but it was kind of tired. It needed to be remodeled and rehabbed and they're in the process of doing the entire facility and redoing the rooms and the halls and trying to bring it up to speed.

Jennifer

5

January 26, 2023

I visited this facility

We went on a tour of Innisfree Retirement Community. I wasn't able to speak directly with the director, but everybody that helped me was very, very helpful. The layout was beautiful but they did not have an opening at the time. I think we would have gone there if we could have gotten my parents right in. Their dining room was lovely and they had great activities. They had a nice outdoor pool, and very pretty grounds, the place was very pretty. One thing about Concordia is its way out there so for people who don't drive, they have great facilities driving them in. My parents still drive and it was a little bit further out. They had a 2-bedroom that we were looking for but there's none available at the time.

Jamie

5

December 3, 2022

I visited this facility

I had an in-person tour of the Innisfree Retirement Community. The young man who showed us around was extremely welcoming, friendly, and very open to letting us see what the facility was about. We talked about my mom's level of care, and he realized that she was not able to walk on her own, so he suggested that we visit the Innisfree skilled nursing area. The tour was very friendly and welcoming. The place seemed very nice, so it was something that we considered until we found out that it wasn't her level of care. They had apartments. They were like one large room, which had your living room, kitchen, and an area for your bed. The kitchen was separated by a kitchen bar where you could put some bar stools and things. They had a nice little bathroom that was handicap accessible. My older sister, who was with me, is handicapped and doesn't get around very well. While we were waiting to get her loaded, two people came running out to help her and make sure she was okay. So I know people were paying attention. The facility was logically laid out and kind of like a little apartment building, but they had a nursing station.

Rose

5

November 12, 2022

I visited this facility

We are choosing Innisfree Retirement Community for ourselves. We are moving in as soon as they call us. I loved the director in that place. He was fantastic. I am very happy with everything that they're doing. All the other people I spoke with at this place were nice. I spoke with some of the residents, and everything was great. The staff that took us around was fun. He was nice, and he understood my crazy sense of humor. He was informative, and he was well-liked by the residents. I liked it because I can have my little tiny yard and design it any way I like. I can plant flowers which I love to do. I can have a lot of plants and put a little fence in. As far as amenities are concerned, it's all good. The price was also fantastic for a 2-bedroom apartment, and we're happy with that. The outdoors were maintained nicely, and they were pretty. It was an older facility, but it was maintained really well. If you need assisted living, they move you to the main building and then they take care of you there. They have a little area where the dogs can go play together, and they are allowing me to bring my dogs. They have a garden area where you can sit with the other residents. They have different activities inside. They have a very nice dining area, a beauty salon, and a chapel. I didn't see anything that I was not happy with. They served us lunch after we were done with the tour. It was a little light, but it was great. The soup they served was fantastic, I liked it. There was also a salad bar there. So, we could have eaten as much as we wanted. I was also impressed with the tablecloth on the dining table. The plates were really clean and we had cloth napkins.

Paul

5

November 7, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother-in-law is living in Innisfree. She likes it there and she says she's happy there. There have been some people there that have been there for 10-12 years. The staff is good, I've had no problems with them. Everybody seems to enjoy working with the people there, they tend to engage with the people quite a bit, so I'm good with it there. They seem to be doing a great job. They've got a nice menu, and it's kind of like a restaurant setting. But you can fill it out if you need them to cut your food up or grind it, or if you have any dietary needs like for diabetics, and so forth. It's clean but it's older. I have never seen them not fix anything, but occasionally it takes some time. It's not a huge complex, but it's a big one and they've only got a small maintenance staff. As far as the people's rooms, that's fine. But like for the hallways, elevators, that kind of thing, it takes a while to get stuff fixed. But I haven't seen anything not fixed eventually, at least. They have a daily schedule of stuff there and you can engage as much as you want up there. They've got pretty much something for everybody. They have outings like four or five times a month, they've got different outings to different places. With COVID, it's a little restricted right now, but they have lunch outings to beautiful restaurants, shopping outings, museums, art galleries, there's a little bit for everybody. Then they do a lot of in-house stuff. They have coffee and donuts in the cafe pretty much every morning, twice a month they have wine and cheese, or beer and cheese tasting in the evenings. They do bingo, balloon volleyball, card making, crafts, crochet, they've got all kinds of stuff. She's in independent living, so they're on call. You have a button, so if you have an emergency, they'll come running and they didn't have to micromanage any of them. They have a whole lot of announcements and staff interactions, everything's pretty much done by fliers. They have a mailbox outside their door and the activities list gets dumped in their inbox. If you're reclusive, you can stay that way, nobody's pushed. There's not, you know, there's not a bunch of grumpy people there; they're all pretty engaged.

Elizabeth

4

August 8, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother is in Innisfree Retirement Community. They provide meals and activities. They have bingo and other kinds of games, and there's a swimming pool. Each of the apartments has a balcony looking over the pool or courtyard. The staff is friendly. It's an older building and needs to be updated. The food is well prepared and tastes good. Her apartment was adequate in space. It feels homey.

Linda

5

November 1, 2019

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My friend has been in Innisfree Senior Living. The experience has been great. She is very happy there. The whole community is very nice. The staff members have been excellent; I have no complaints whatsoever. My friend moved into a studio, but she will be going into a two-bedroom, two-bath in their independent living. Everything has been above our expectations. They have all kinds of activities, which are pretty much standard. They have a church there, they have bingo and physical activities, they have an exercise room and a library, and they go on all kinds of field trips and shopping trips. It has pretty much everything that my friend would need.

Helen

5

September 14, 2018

I visited this facility

We really like Innisfree. They have independent living and assisted living. The good thing about them is that if something happens to one of us and we need nursing care, they'd move us right across the street. The two-bedroom, two-bath apartment is maybe 1,000 square feet. They have a couple of nice cottages outside the main building. The staff is wonderful and we really like them, the restaurant staff is great as well. The girl who was the coordinator has gotten a promotion and somebody took her place who was equally great. There's a menu for each person at your table, and you take that menu and mark whatever you want, then the wait staff picks it up and brings the food to you. They also have a salad bar if you just want to go and have that. We like that you can take your meals whenever you want. The buildings are older but they keep them up really nicely. They have a beautiful room on the first level with a fireplace, which is a nice social place. They have several libraries where you can sit and read a book, or you can take a book to your room if you want to read it there. We're really sold on it.

Gwen156478

4

June 18, 2016

I visited this facility

Innisfree Retirement Community's rooms seemed very nice. We liked the facility because it seemed very nice and less expensive. The staff seemed to be well trained, friendly, and did what they need to be doing. The dining area was very nice. It was fine.

Caring Relative14

1

February 22, 2016

I am a friend or relative of a resident

We were not thrilled about Innifree. They did a lot of bathing, and switching for my cousin. It was awful. We would not recommend them at all. They said one thing, and then turn around to do another without letting us know. It was horrible. Everything I was told I found out later that it was not true.

Gail33

5

June 6, 2015

I visited this facility

To me, Innisfree Retirement Community would be a very nice place. It is not as expensive, but they have separate cottages that you can stay in, and they have assisted living and a continuing care facility on the same grounds, kind of a park-like residence. They’re within walking distance of a Wal-Mart store, and the dining area looks very nice. We’ll go back there to look some more.

Caring95116850

5

September 23, 2014

I visited this facility

We did visit Innisfree and I think we are on the waiting list there because they didn’t have anything available. We were treated well by the staff when we were there. Overall, I think the place was very nice and I would like to live there.

Clarence8

5

July 31, 2014

I am/was a resident of this facility

I was in Innisfree for a year and a half. I thought it was very nice except their food service was terrible. They couldn't keep a decent cook and ones they had didn't know how to cook. However, I loved my apartment there. It was a cottage. It was very private and very nice. I liked the staff. They had one thief among them and they finally got rid of her, for the most part, they were excellent. I was an active 82. I walked, I ran, I do things and everybody there were too old for me even though they were younger than I was. They couldn't go out of their tracks. They were all running around with their walkers and the just sat around batting balloons and I wasn't interested in those sort of things. I had to move out because it became more expensive.

lshelley

4

April 18, 2012

I am a friend or relative of a resident

The staff at Innisfree was always very caring and compassionate towards my Grandmother. As Grandma lost her memory they would go out of their way to include her in the facility activities. During the last few weeks of her life my mom stayed with my Grandma full time. The staff at Innisfree would bring my mom a meal at lunch and dinner daily without her asking them to do so. The facilities were always clean and never had the "nursing home" smell. The facility was always working to make improvements - while my Grandmother was there they resurfaced the pool and the parking lot. The staff made a point to include the resident's family in special activities. Over all the experience with working with Innisfree was a plesant one and I would recommend it to anyone in the Rogers area.

Wasabi3

3

May 26, 2011

Visited this facility

I once visited this facilty with a friend looking for a place to stay i must say that this is a very nice place to stay the facilty was very nice it seem to be well protect and safe, the rooms that were clean nice and neat.the grounds was well kept,and it was in a desent location, the only problem that i personaly had is with the staff,I dont know if the person that gave us the tour was having personal issues or she just had a problem with us but she was really cold and dry with us she didnt really explain anything to us when we ask for a tour she took us to one room that was empty and showed it to us we had to beg her to show us a few more, I Think my friend would have like to stay at a place like this if the staff or that one who showed us would have been a little more friendly

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Continuing Care Communities

Continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs) are multi-level care facilities that combine residential accommodations with health services for older adults. The goal of a CCRC is to allow residents to receive the appropriate level of care across a continuum, from independent living to assisted living to skilled nursing care, as their health status changes and without having to move out of the retirement community.

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Assisted Living

This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.

$3,445

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Independent Living

Independent Living is for those who desire the feel of a private residence with the amenities and activities available in a planned community, such as fitness classes, game nights, and group excursions. Services such as cleaning and groundskeeping are often available.

$2,295

Starting Price

Services and Amenities of Innisfree Retirement Community in Rogers, Arkansas

Costs

  • All Inclusive Rent
  • Entry Fee
  • Fee Structure Extra: Entry Fee Cost: Negotiable

Room and housing options

  • 1-bedroom apartments
  • 2-bedroom apartments
  • Companion Suites: Yes

Dining options

  • In Room Kitchens
  • Dining Room Shared Meals

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