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Your own apartment, meals and housekeeping, plus help with daily things like bathing, dressing and medications when you need it. It is not a nursing home, which provides 24-hour skilled nursing.

No. Rent is monthly and month to month, with a one-time community fee listed on your estimate.

Base rent depends on the apartment. Care is added in levels based on a free assessment by our wellness nurse. Everything is on one written estimate.

No. Medicare doesn't cover rent or personal care in assisted living, though it can cover doctor visits, therapy and some supplies. Most residents pay privately, sometimes with long-term care insurance or VA benefits.

Arkansas has a Medicaid waiver program that helps pay for care in some assisted living communities for people who qualify. Ask our office whether we currently have waiver availability.

Yes. The coffee shop is on our corner, the library is across the street and the farmers market is two blocks away. Staff walk with anyone who wants company.

Yes, there's resident parking behind the building. Our van is there when you'd rather not drive.

Our nurse reassesses whenever needs change. Many residents age in place here with more help. If someone needs skilled nursing, we help the family plan the move.

Yes. Couples share an apartment and each has their own care plan.

Cats and small dogs, with a deposit.

Yes. Elevators to every floor, level entries, wide halls and walk-in showers in every apartment, inside the original 1925 brick.

We have a guest suite for visiting family, by reservation, for a small nightly fee.

Yes, furnished respite apartments are available for a week or longer.

The VA Aid and Attendance pension can help eligible veterans and surviving spouses pay for assisted living. We'll point you to a local veterans service officer.