Chapter 01
2014: a long drive to Joplin
Jonah Whitaker's mother lived alone four hours north. Every other weekend he drove up, fixed something and drove back worried. At work in Bentonville, half his colleagues were making the same drive.
Our story
Our story
Why a former Bentonville HR manager built an assisted living community on a bike trail.
Our story
Built for families who moved here first
Chapter 02
2016: the land by the creek
He found eleven acres beside a spur of the Razorback Greenway in Pinnacle Hills and a group of local investors who had made the same drives.
Chapter 03
2019: doors open
Shiloh Creek opened with sixty-eight apartments, an art studio no one thought anyone would use and a soccer field that was supposed to be a lawn. Both were full by summer.
Chapter 04
2021: the studio gets a kiln
Residents raised the money themselves with a pottery sale at the farmers market. Bev Harlan came out of retirement to teach.
Chapter 05
Today: still close to home
Most residents have family within twenty minutes. Saturdays still start with pancakes, and Jonah's mother lives on the second floor.
- 68apartments, studio to two-bedroom
- 24/7caregivers awake and on site
- 0.2 mito the Razorback Greenway
- 2019opened in Pinnacle Hills
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Readers' Choice · Best Assisted Living
- State Assisted Living Association · Member
- Regional Business Journal · Top Workplaces
- County Chamber · New Business of the Year
- Family Satisfaction Survey · 96% would recommend
- Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
- Dementia-capable Staff Training · Completed
- Local Trails Coalition · Trail Partner
Bring the grandkids to the tour.
They'll find the studio and the cookie jar. You'll find the answers to your questions. Call or text Renata to set a time.