
Dementia-trained caregivers
The same small team in each house, so faces stay familiar.
24/7Memory care · Bentonville, Rogers & Bella Vista
Clover Row is three small memory care houses in Northwest Arkansas, each home to fourteen people, built for the visits that keep families close.

What sets us apart

The same small team in each house, so faces stay familiar.
24/7
Make her coffee, warm a pie, wash up after. It's your kitchen too.
Open daily
Fried chicken, three sides and pie, families welcome.
WeeklyFrom the editor
When my grandmother moved into memory care, visiting her got hard. Not because of her; because of the building. Long halls, a loud dining room, a sign-in desk and a TV in every corner. My kids didn't know where to sit or what to say. We started coming less, and I hated it.
So Clover Row is built for visits. Every house has a front porch, a family kitchen where you can make your mother's coffee the way she likes it, a playroom corner for great-grandchildren and a calendar that tells you what's going on today so you can join in. We print it all in the Clover Row Courier every month, with photos, so the cousins in Dallas can see it too.
— Hannah Lindqvist-Carter, founder

Ratings & recognition · sample
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Sample family reviews
My kids actually ask to visit Grandma now. They head straight for the crayons and the porch swing.
I make Dad's coffee in the family kitchen every morning on my way to work. Black, two sugars. Same as always.
The Courier is how my brother in Seattle keeps up with Mom. He reads it cover to cover.
Sunday dinner at Clover Row is the only family dinner we still have. We wouldn't miss it.
Paula called me the morning Mom's appetite dropped. She'd already reached the doctor.
When we moved to Rogers, they transferred Mom to the Rogers house so we could be five minutes away.
Kiana taught me how to visit. Shorter, calmer, with a photo album. It changed everything.
The family photo night gave us the last portrait we have with Dad. It's on our mantel.
My mother and I still dance in the living room on Saturday nights. They put on Patsy Cline for us.
It's a house. A real house. That's why we chose it.
Grace lets Mom water the garden every morning. She has opinions about the tomatoes.
When Grandpa passed, the house sent a page of the Courier with his photo. We framed it.
Our team

Founder & Executive Director

Director of Nursing

Medical Director

Nurse Practitioner
Rooms & suites
Every room is private, with space for the chair, the quilt and the family photographs.

A window, a dresser and space for a favorite chair.

Steps from the front porch and the swing.

An accessible bath and walk-in shower.

Looks out on the raised beds.

Two windows and a sitting nook for visitors.

Two rooms and a shared bath for couples.

We believe the people who love our residents are part of their care, not visitors to it. So we built houses where families feel at home, and we keep the door open, the coffee on and the calendar full.

Admissions
We handle the details so your family can focus on each other.




Visit
Families visit any time. Each house keeps a guest chair at every meal.

Call or text Hannah, or stop by any house. There's coffee in the family kitchen.