Assisted Living Communities in Little Rock, AR

"We toured Willow Grove of Maumelle. We thought it was awesome. It was a very nice place, very clean, and looked well-organized, with the nursing care looking top-notch. There's plenty of entertainment to keep them involved in things. The food menu was awesome, and everything about it was good. The room was of adequate size, and it was a purpose-driven room, meaning that they could not have cooking privileges inside the room. They could have a microwave, that was all, along with their bed and personal belongings, but in that regard, it was for their benefit. In that way, they were forced to leave their room and interact with the other residents, and interact with games and activities. It keeps their mental acuity sharp and supports their overall health. So, in that regard, I really liked it a lot, as it got them out of their rooms. We had lunch with the coordinator, Quincy, and it was awesome. We enjoyed it. It was Catfish Friday. It was a la carte, and the catfish was awesome, the sides were great, and the portion sizes were really good. It was pleasant. They had a very quaint dining area that was semi-partitioned so that you could sit with your friends and have a little more of a dining experience, instead of an open hall type of setting, where it gets very loud. The partitions helped quiet the noise down, so it made it a much more intimate experience. So, it was very nice."

"Fox Ridge is clean. The people are knowledgeable and keep me updated on what's going on. I am very happy with them. My wife has been in their memory care for about a month already. Her room has all the furniture in it. It is kept clean every day, and I feel very confident that she's being kept safe there. The dining area is clean too. She is very happy there, and they keep her busy with all kinds of things like walking. I have no problems at all with them."

"We have chosen Fox Ridge Bryant. The level of services and the quality of staffing are the reasons why we chose them for my parents. We have friends who are there. We also talked about some of the activities, but we didn't observe them during our visit. The sizes of the rooms seem to be comparable to other facilities that we visited. They are undergoing some renovations, and so that was exciting to see what that's going to be. The common spaces were also equally comparable. They were comfortable, and the outdoor spaces were very nice, so it was good. We didn't get to see all of it because they were under construction to no fault of their own. They had a water pipe that had burst, so a section of their building was blocked off. We didn't get to see everything, but the owner seemed to be attentive to the facilities and was already adding some additional furniture and things. While we were there, we saw that happening."

"My friend is a resident of Willow Grove of Sherwood. It's clean and the staff is courteous. They also are very helpful when you ask them questions. She has a single bedroom apartment. Everything is on one floor. They have activities where they have a church come in and volunteer on Sundays. They take them out to eat once a week. They have a bus. They have a dining room where everybody eats together and socialize. They have good food, because they let the visitors come and eat. It's just a nice place. They have a courtyard and they have a live turtle there. The residents get the chance to feed the live turtle. It's really nice out there where you can sit and they have trees and flowers. It's a really beautiful place."

"We live in Mt. Carmel Community. What we like the most about this place is the people. They are very nice, very cordial, and professional at the same time. Our apartment is nice. We've got our furniture in it and it's home-like here in our apartment, and we overlook the courtyard. Everyone has a big window in their room. The upkeep is very well done. It may take a while on some of it because it's a big community, but it's very well done when they do it. It depends on how important it is. Like hanging pictures is not as important as a bed sliding to one side. So, they prioritize it by importance. The food is delicious and they bend over backwards for you. The dining area is very nice. It's like a nice luxury hotel dining area. There's bingo, crafts, and going out to lunch. On Thursday, they're taking us out to Olive Garden. Something is going on all the time. The only day we don't have something this week is Friday."

"We toured Ridgemere today and what an absolutely beautiful facility! We met with Brandy who has the kindest heart, was through and went above and beyond to make sure we had all the information we needed. As we were on our tour all the staff and residents that we passed stopped and talked with us. They were all so friendly. The facility is clean, well maintained and it smelled amazing. We are looking for my mother and we will be back with her so she can tour. I cant think of any other place I would want my mom to live."

"Brookdale Conway Arkansas had everything that my mother's needing to go day-by-day, and assistance in just about everything. I liked that they got nursing on-staff, and they've got a therapy room that she can do therapy in. All in all, it really fit the needs that my mother needed to have. The staff was one of the things that I really liked. Everybody was very helpful. They made you feel at home and they made you feel like you were important, and they conveyed that to my mother, which my mother really liked. We looked at two different rooms, and that's one of the decisions she's trying to make now. One room was a one-bedroom, and then the second room that we looked at was a studio-style apartment. We had lunch there and we had a full meal with dessert, and I had tea. This particular day they were serving spaghetti and meatballs, and it was really a good little meal. It had bread on the side and also green beans. They had a meeting room where they had church services. They also had games and stuff that they played in there. They did an excellent job."

"I toured Woodland Heights. The staff was very friendly. The facility was clean, and it looks like they care a lot about people. They have a lot of activities that they do with the elderly that keep their mind fresh."

"We've decided to keep my father at Presbyterian Village. What I like best about this place is the staff. They genuinely care about the residents. They truly are a very caring group of individuals - from nurses, to the staff that work in the kitchen, to the people that clean the rooms. They're just really sweet people. I like the activities that they have. I also like the transportation to doctors' visits. I like their communication with family members about what's going on. I really have not found anything that I don't like. The food is good, nutritious, and there are plenty of choices. They have an activities director, they have four to five different activities every day. They have a chapel and a chaplain so you can attend church. They have cottages for those that are more independent. They have laundry services and transportation not only to doctors' visits, but also to grocery stores and outings."

"We toured The Manor - Senior Living Community. We loved it. It was very, very nice. The apartment was nice, but it didn't have a lot of windows, so it felt a little bit more closed in. The bathroom was much smaller than the facility that we chose. The bedroom had kind of an odd design to it, where the only place for a TV was over a desk, and we thought that was a little odd. The Manor was nice. However, if my father-in-law goes beyond assisted living and needs more care, that cannot be done at that facility. So that was a concern for us that we might eventually have to move him again. At the other facility, I like the fact that he can go and get food any time he wants, but at The Manor, they put the snacks out in the morning, and if you don't get them in the morning, you don't get them, and I did not like that. I just want him to have food whenever he wants to have food. I don't want him to worry about it not being there when he wants it. They had a movie room and physical therapy. The staff were great."

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"I did not feel comfortable at The Greenbriar on Stagecoach. They charged $20 each time to drive people to their doctors or stores. Their pricing was cheap enough, but you get what you pay for; it had a smell to it, and the building looked like it needed some repairs."

"My aunt lived at The Blake at Chenal Valley, which is on Rahling Road. It's assisted living, and it's new. It is a spectacular place, the food is good, and the rooms are just phenomenal. The facility is just really grand. They have some independent cottages that have two-car garages. They don't have many independent houses, but their assisted living is just huge. It's a big, beautiful building on top of a hill. Their rooms are nice, and it's all brand-new. They have stuff going on all the time for the people who live there. My aunt had cancer, and I know that they would take her to her doctor visits because my cousin lived out of town. She loved living there. She was sick, so she was limited to what she could do, but she loved being around people, so she would play cards and board games every day with people. They treated her very well."

"I'm here. If you need help whether it's for PT, OT, you need medication help, or you need someone who can take care of you while you're recuperating from an accident or surgery, then this is the place. It is an older building, but they are trying to make it more up-to-date. Like anywhere else, you have good and bad staff, it just depends on how you are with them. If you have a good attitude, then they're gonna reciprocate and respect that. A lot of them respect the residents. I would probably say 98% of them do. They do very well with cleanliness. Housekeeping goes through two, three, or four times a day and they make sure that everything is wiped down. They wax the floors, and they sweep the floors. The tiles are always washed, and the trash is always empty. You don't have trash sitting in the corner. The food is good. A lot of times, they have more than I can eat. They give you good proportions, so it's good all the way around. We have bingo and nailcare for the males and females. We have monthly birthday parties. We have music and dedication or devotions for church service type things. Right now, with the COVID and everything, it's hard for people to come in, so we do our own praise and worship. They have enough staff, but people get sick and they have to go home, so it's nice if you have people that can be on standby. Everything is very well maintained. It's an older building, so it needs improvement in some places. They make sure the residents are engaged. They make sure that you're not just sitting around twiddling and in the bed all the time. They make sure they get you up and be interactive. If you have a loved one that needs a place to have care, I would recommend The Blossoms at Cumberland. The staff that they have here do care about their residents. If you have a need, they do what they can to help provide it for you. If they can't, they try and find a way to get it for you or they will solve the problem if you have one."