14 assisted living communities in Charleston, AR

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  Methodist Health And Rehab

  3.4 from 33 reviews

   

  Methodist Health And Rehab in Fort Smith, AR offers vibrant assisted living with amenities, personalized care, and specialized memory care programming in a welcoming environment.

• Friendly Staff

  Mercy Crest Retirement Living

  4.0 from 16 reviews

   

  Mercy Crest is highly praised for its attentive staff, exceptional dining experience, cleanliness, engaging activities, and strong sense of community through shared values and connections among residents.

• Great Food

  Brookdale Fort Smith

  4.5 from 90 reviews

  $2,705 to $6,300 per month

  Brookdale Fort Smith is a highly praised assisted living facility known for its caring staff, vibrant community activities, spacious and well-maintained apartments, and personalized support for residents' needs.

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  Brookfield at Fianna Oaks

  4.8 from 20 reviews

   

  Brookfield at Fianna Oaks in Fort Smith, AR offers a range of amenities and care services for assisted living, but potential residents may face challenges related to limited outdoor socialization options and reliance on community transport for errands.

• Welcoming Staff

  Peachtree Village - Fort Smith

  4.8 from 30 reviews

  $3,000 to $3,750 per month

  Peachtree Village in Fort Smith is a well-regarded assisted living community known for its compassionate staff, clean environment, spacious living arrangements, and engaging activities, although some residents note potential improvements in staffing levels and meal quality.

• Great Food

  Brookfield Fort Smith

  4.9 from 32 reviews

  $2,100 to $4,400 per month

  Brookfield Fort Smith is a highly praised assisted living community known for its exceptional care, responsive staff, cleanliness, tasty food options, and engaging activities that foster a warm and connected environment for residents and their families.

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  Memory Lane

  4.8 from 4 reviews

   

  Legacy Heights Retirement Center is praised for its cleanliness, quality of care, and home-cooked meals, while Memory Lane features a bright and engaging environment with polite staff, catering effectively to those with cognitive challenges.

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  Hope's Creek

  3.2 from 11 reviews

   

  Hope's Creek Assisted Living in Van Buren, AR, provides a supportive environment with modern amenities and care services but may limit residents' independence due to 24-hour supervision and structured activities.

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  J L K Enterprises, Inc.

  2.8 from 12 reviews

   

  J L K Enterprises, Inc. in Paris, AR offers specialized diabetic care and various amenities nearby, but may lack on-site devotional services and limited recreational options.

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  Hope's Creek, Inc.

  3.4 from 14 reviews

   

  Hope's Creek Retirement Center is highly recommended for its cleanliness, attentive staff, engaging activities, and positive atmosphere that ensure residents feel cared for and connected.

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  Dalton's Place

  5.0 from 2 reviews

   

  Dalton's Place in Waldron, AR, offers a welcoming assisted living community with essential care services and spiritual engagement, but it may lack certain high-end amenities and activities found in other facilities.

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  Dalton's Place Assisted Living

  5.0 from 1 review

   

  Dalton's Place Assisted Living in Waldron, AR, offers a supportive environment with various amenities and services but may lack extensive privacy and independence due to its communal nature.

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  Heritage Village of Booneville

   

   

  The Heritage Village of Booneville offers assisted living with a focus on spiritual well-being and specialized diabetic care, but it may lack on-site devotional services.

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  Woodcrest Living Center

   

   

  Woodcrest Living Center in Booneville, AR offers a comfortable assisted living environment with amenities and services, but lacks on-site devotional activities and may require residents to manage their own transportation for off-site spiritual engagement.

Considerations for seniors living in Charleston, AR

• Low cost of living: Small towns often have a lower cost of living than large cities. This can be beneficial for seniors who may be on a fixed income.
• Community involvement: Small towns often have close-knit communities where people know each other and look out for one another. This can provide a sense of belonging and social support.
• Access to healthcare: While smaller towns may not have as many healthcare facilities as larger cities, they often have good quality healthcare services that are more accessible to seniors.
• Lower crime rates: Small towns typically have lower crime rates than larger cities which can provide seniors with an enhanced sense of safety and security.
• Quality of life: Many seniors enjoy the slower pace of life and peaceful surroundings in small towns compared to the hustle and bustle of city living.

Cost of assisted living in Charleston, AR