Memory Care Communities in Hot Springs, AR

"The Brookfield Assisted Living and Memory Care facility in Hot Springs is amazing… My dad and I looked at multiple facilities because I needed help providing the 24/7 care he really needed. I was all in for the move but he was totally against being put in a “home”. However, from the moment we arrived at the Brookfield to visit and check it out, he was drawn to the energy and positivity of the wonderful people there and did not want to leave that first day we visited. Now he is all in. They are incredible folks there. All of them! They make sure the residents are taken care of properly and ensure all are given every opportunity possible to participate in the many activities provided from movie days to game days to comedian days to dancing to church services and much, much more. The energy and positivity never stops. They truly are an amazing group of people, and it is a wonderful place. I wholeheartedly recommend the Brookfield in Hot Springs be one of the places you visit if you are looking for help with your loved one. It is an absolutely awesome facility. "

"My mom is a resident of Seniors Comfort Assisted Living. I liked the staff, and I don't have to worry because I know she's cared for. I like the fact that she has her room, a bed, a recliner, and a TV in the room. It's like she still has the comforts of being at home. They take them to an appointment. They have home-cooked meals three times a day. They have snacks. They give their daily medicine. Elijah, the owner, is a very caring man. He's a wonderful person."

"We toured The Atrium at Serenity Pointe. What I liked best was the view. It's very nice and lovely. It has big areas where you can meet and greet or sit and read a book with everybody. It was beautiful. They call them condos. There are upstairs and downstairs, but we avoid the stairs. They're challenging for me. Everything in the main building was on one level. They just had graduated ramps. The walkways weren't flat, but they went up a little bit and then they'd go down a little, but nothing that would be bad for people with canes and walkers. Inside were all the windows on the outside. The hallways are wide. They're not bright, but it's homey and beautifully decorated. Their units were nice too. When I got to the independent side of things, those condos had a view that I would have taken in a second if I hadn't had to deal with the stairs, and the parking lot doesn't have any covered parking. It's far away from the stairs. It rains hard here. The weather can be awful outside, and I can't see myself trying to walk across a parking lot and climb up those stairs in that kind of weather."

Young at Heart Senior Care Home is a less-intensive, nonmedical form of care in the convenience of a home. It allows your loved one to live an independent life with fulfillment and joy, while having peace of mind when you cannot be there. Sometimes we need someone to simply be there. Not to fix anything, or do anything in particular, but just to let us feel that we are cared for and supported . Private pay Private rooms available Visiting hours are 9am-5pm everyday Our services offer: Activities of Daily Living (ADL) Alzheimers and Dementia care Assisting with mobility, transfers, dressing, and bathing Companionship Light housekeeping Meal preparation Medication management To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arkansas Department of Human Services Long-Term Care Facility Search

"My mom is living in Mt. Carmel Community at The Village. She went in first to assisted living and then ended up going to memory care. She loves it there. She wasn't happy when they moved her into memory care because now she's locked up. The other day they were playing chair volleyball and they sent me pictures. I just love the head nurse that's over that area. She's awesome. We had a meeting with her, I think it was Thursday and she was talking about Alzheimer's and where Mom's at right now because Mom's been going downhill, and we just can't afford to keep her there anymore. It's so expensive over there. So it's like over $2,000 cheaper at the other place. The room at Mount Carmel is quite a bit smaller, but they're always clean and nice. They do all the cleaning and stuff, and she's got plenty of room. She doesn't need a big room. She doesn't sleep in a bed. She hasn't for years because she can't move in the morning if she sleeps in the bed, she can't sleep flat. She has a recliner she sleeps in, so she doesn't need a whole lot of room. We've eaten there many times. It's really good food. They have a library, a film room, and a gym. But I don't think they take the residents over there. They also have physical therapy and it's there if the residents want to use it. But, most of the time, I don't see anybody there. They have a card room, but you can play cards anywhere. They have all those puzzles and they have activities. If they're having a group come to sing or whatever, they'll take them out of memory care down to the regular population so they can enjoy it too. It's a very positive atmosphere."

"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."