Two women walking arm in arm in a bright, modern corridor, exuding joy and companionship.

Our people

Meet our team

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

Our team

The masthead

Hannah Lindqvist-Carter, Founder & Executive Director

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.

  • Family partnership
  • Dementia care design
Paula Reyes, RN, Director of Nursing

Paula Reyes, RN

Director of Nursing

Oversees nursing at all three houses and calls families herself.

  • Dementia nursing
  • Medication review
Dr. Imani Carter, Medical Director

Dr. Imani Carter

Medical Director

A Benton County geriatrician who rounds at each house monthly.

  • Geriatric medicine
Sophie Tran, APRN, Nurse Practitioner

Sophie Tran, APRN

Nurse Practitioner

Visits each house weekly.

  • Acute changes
Kiana Brooks, LMSW, Social Worker

Kiana Brooks, LMSW

Social Worker

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

  • Family support
  • Benefits
Marcus Lee, Bentonville House Lead

Marcus Lee

Bentonville House Lead

Seven years at Clover Row. Makes the Sunday fried chicken.

  • Caregiver training
Ana Morales, Rogers House Lead

Ana Morales

Rogers House Lead

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

  • Family relations
Grace Kim, Bella Vista House Lead

Grace Kim

Bella Vista House Lead

Runs the smallest house with a big garden.

  • Gardening program
Theo Bassett, Courier Editor & Life Enrichment

Theo Bassett

Courier Editor & Life Enrichment

Photographs every house each month and plans music hour.

  • Photography
  • Music
Amina Yusuf, LPN, Night Nurse

Amina Yusuf, LPN

Night Nurse

Covers nights across the three houses.

  • Night care
Jenna Kirk, Admissions Coordinator

Jenna Kirk

Admissions Coordinator

Gives our tours and helps families choose the right house.

  • Admissions

Sample family reviews

Letters to the editor

My kids actually ask to visit Grandma now. They head straight for the crayons and the porch swing.
Jessica R.Daughter of a resident
I make Dad's coffee in the family kitchen every morning on my way to work. Black, two sugars. Same as always.
Brian H.Son of a resident
The Courier is how my brother in Seattle keeps up with Mom. He reads it cover to cover.
Laura M.Daughter of a resident
Sunday dinner at Clover Row is the only family dinner we still have. We wouldn't miss it.
Tom and Deb K.Son and daughter-in-law of a resident
Paula called me the morning Mom's appetite dropped. She'd already reached the doctor.
Ellen P.Daughter of a resident
When we moved to Rogers, they transferred Mom to the Rogers house so we could be five minutes away.
Cindy L.Daughter of a resident
Kiana taught me how to visit. Shorter, calmer, with a photo album. It changed everything.
Rob S.Son of a resident
The family photo night gave us the last portrait we have with Dad. It's on our mantel.
Megan T.Granddaughter of a resident
My mother and I still dance in the living room on Saturday nights. They put on Patsy Cline for us.
Diane F.Daughter of a resident
It's a house. A real house. That's why we chose it.
Gary W.Husband of a resident
Grace lets Mom water the garden every morning. She has opinions about the tomatoes.
Sarah B.Daughter of a resident
When Grandpa passed, the house sent a page of the Courier with his photo. We framed it.
Kyle D.Grandson of a former resident

Come by. Bring the grandkids.

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