Assisted living · Jonesboro, Arkansas

Less to manage. More of your own life.

Forty light-filled apartments in South Jonesboro, with help that arrives when it's asked for and stays out of the way when it isn't.

A resident reading in a pale armchair in the glass sunroom while her husband pours coffee

The idea

A calm place, made with care.

We built Lindell Place in 2019 around a simple observation: people do better in rooms that feel like theirs. So the apartments have tall windows, real kitchens and space for the good furniture. The hallways are short. The common rooms are quiet enough to read in.

The help is just as considered. A licensed nurse writes each care plan with the resident, not around them, and our caregivers keep the same schedules so faces stay familiar. Nothing loud, nothing rushed.

— Simone Barksdale, executive director

A resident reading on the sofa in her apartment with her dog at her feet

Sample family reviews

In their words

My mother is an architect's widow and very particular about rooms. She walked into the west sitting room, sat down and said, 'Well. Somebody thought about this.'
Julia N.Daughter of a resident
It's quiet. That sounds small, but at the other places we toured the TV was on in every room. Dad reads now. He hadn't read in years.
Andre W.Son of a resident
They asked me what time I like to bathe. Nobody had ever asked me that.
Margaret L.Resident since 2022
Simone sent us the care plan before we signed and walked through every line. When Mom's needs changed, the new level was exactly what she'd said it would be.
Kevin T.Son of a resident

What sets us apart

Where we shine

A one-bedroom apartment with white linens and morning light
01

Bathing, dressing and grooming

Scheduled at the hour you choose, by caregivers you know.

By level
A couple talking on the sofa by the big windows
02

Private apartment with kitchenette

Studios and one-bedrooms, each with a walk-in shower and tall windows.

Monthly
The library with floor-to-ceiling shelves and a reading chair
03

Morning stretch and walking group

Indoor stretching, then a loop of the lake trail at the park when the weather is fair.

Daily

Join the team

Steady schedules, paid training and a quiet building to work in.

Good to know

Questions, answered

How is assisted living paid for?

Most residents pay privately, and many use long-term care insurance. Medicare does not cover room and board in assisted living. Arkansas offers a Medicaid program for assisted living in some licensed communities; ask our office whether you may qualify.

Can we see the actual apartment, not a model?

Yes. We show available apartments as they are, and we'll measure walls for your furniture while you're here.

What happens if more care is needed later?

Our nurse adjusts the care plan and the level, and talks with you before anything changes. If needs go beyond what assisted living can provide, we help you plan the next step.

When can families visit?

Any time. Guests are welcome in the dining room with a little notice.

Schedule a tour

Visit on your schedule

Most tours take forty minutes. Stay for lunch if you like; the dining room seats guests every day.

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  • Private apartment tour45 minFree
  • Lunch and a look around30 minFree
  • Nurse assessment90 minFree
  • Phone call with Simone20 minFree

Sample next openings

Mon 10:00Mon 2:00Tue 11:30Wed 9:30Thu 1:00Sat 10:30

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Tour & office hours

  • Tours, Mon – Sat9a – 6p
  • Office, Mon – Fri8a – 5p
  • Families visitAny time

See the light for yourself.

Come in the late afternoon, when the sun reaches the west sitting room. Call or text Simone to choose a time.