
Hannah Lindqvist-Carter
Founder & Executive Director
Opened the first Clover Row house in 2012 after her grandmother's years in memory care. Edits the Courier herself.

Our people
Nurses, caregivers and leaders who stay, and who know every resident by name.
Our team

Founder & Executive Director
Opened the first Clover Row house in 2012 after her grandmother's years in memory care. Edits the Courier herself.

Director of Nursing
Oversees nursing at all three houses and calls families herself.

Medical Director
A Benton County geriatrician who rounds at each house monthly.

Nurse Practitioner
Visits each house weekly.

Social Worker
Helps families plan visits that go well and handles benefits paperwork.

Bentonville House Lead
Seven years at Clover Row. Makes the Sunday fried chicken.

Rogers House Lead
Bilingual, warm and known for the best porch conversations in Rogers.

Bella Vista House Lead
Runs the smallest house with a big garden.

Courier Editor & Life Enrichment
Photographs every house each month and plans music hour.

Night Nurse
Covers nights across the three houses.

Admissions Coordinator
Gives our tours and helps families choose the right house.
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.

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