A grandmother and a hard building
Hannah's grandmother spent four years in a memory care building where visiting was hard. Hannah promised herself she'd build something better.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.
Our story
How Clover Row began
2012: The first house
A 1940s house two blocks off the Bentonville square, fourteen residents and a family kitchen.
2015: The Courier
The first issue was four photocopied pages. Families have written half of every issue since.
2017: Rogers
A second house on Walnut Street, for families on the Rogers side.
2021: Bella Vista
A third house among the lakes and trails, with the biggest garden of the three.
Today
Three houses, forty-two residents and nearly two thousand family visits a month.
- 3houses across Benton County
- 42residents, 14 to a house
- 2012the first house opened
- 1,900+family visits last month
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Readers’ Choice · Best Memory Care
- Chamber of Commerce · Small Business of the Year
- Regional Medical Center · Preferred Partner
- Statewide Aging Network · Family Partnership Award
- Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
- University Nursing School · Clinical Site
- Hospice Alliance · Partner
- Downtown Association · Good Neighbor
- Library Friends · Community Award
- Historic Preservation · Restoration Award
Come by. Bring the grandkids.
Call or text Hannah, or stop by any house. There's coffee in the family kitchen.