Private pay
Most families pay monthly. Your written estimate lists every fee.
For families
For Creekline families
Visiting, staying in touch and paying for care, at any of our homes.
For families
For families
Visiting and staying close, at any of our homes.
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Visiting
Come any time. After nine at night, ring the bell at the home's front door.
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Morning notes
Each morning, a short note about the night is waiting for you.
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Sunday supper
All three homes eat together on Sundays. Families are always welcome.
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Laundry and labels
Label clothing with a name. Each home launders on site.
Insurance & payment
Paying for care
Our business office walks every family through coverage before move-in. Here are the most common ways care is paid for.
Long-term care insurance
Many policies cover assisted living and memory care. We help with claim paperwork.
VA Aid & Attendance
Eligible veterans and surviving spouses may receive a monthly pension toward care.
Medicaid waiver
Some states help pay for assisted living through Medicaid waiver programs. Ask us about yours.
Activities & dining
A week along the creek
A sample week. Each home posts its own calendar, and families get it monthly.
Mon
- Morning trail walk
- Chair stretching
Tue
- Art afternoon
- Salon day
Wed
- Garden beds
- Inter-house dominoes
Thu
- Outing in northwest Arkansas
- Porch music
Fri
- Baking with Sam
- Movie night
Sat
- Farmers market
- Grandkids on the trail
Sun
- Church rides
- Three-house Sunday supper
Good to know
Questions, answered
What is a residential care facility in Arkansas?
Arkansas licenses residential care facilities to provide room, meals, supervision and help with daily activities like bathing, dressing and medications. They are not nursing homes, so a resident who needs round-the-clock skilled nursing would need a different setting.
Why three homes instead of one building?
Small homes let caregivers truly know each resident. Sharing a nurse practitioner, a nurse and a float team across three homes means we are never short-handed.
Can my mother choose which home?
Yes. Each house has its own feel. We will introduce you to all three, and residents can move between homes later if another suits them better.
How do families pay?
Most residents pay privately or with long-term care insurance. Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for VA Aid and Attendance. June will walk you through what may apply.
What happens if care needs grow?
Many residents stay with us through the end of life with hospice visiting. If someone needs more care than we can safely give, Meredith helps the family plan the next step.
Come walk the creek with us.
Tours visit all three homes and take about ninety minutes. Call or text, or pick a time below.