Nursing Home Communities in Bryant, AR

"Overall, the Springs Chenal was an exceptional place to stay for inpatient physical therapy rehab. I was there for two weeks, and I felt like I was catered to by the staff who went out of their way to accommodate my every need. To the kitchen, maintenance to the transportation staff, all the nurses and CNA’s, were all friendly and helpful and made my stay a pleasant experience . The OT and PT staff are so knowledgeable, make you work hard but were so much fun to work with."

"I was at the Nursing & Rehabilitation Center at Good Shepherd for rehab. The wound care nurses and CNA nurses were very helpful. They have a therapeutic session area. It has different therapists and different areas where you learn to walk, stand, and do physical activities. It's always kept clean and neat, and no unusual smells or anything going on like that. It is so beautiful. The flooring is all kept up, and the restroom. Everything is under quality cleaning and care. When I was doing my time here, everything was nice. The breakfast, lunch, and dinner were all served at the appropriate time. They have a good variety of things with vegetables and different side dishes and dishes. They will always check with you to see what you can eat and what you can't eat. They worked with me, not just physically, but they worked with coordination. They work with occupational and even mental or psychological, all working with you."

"My mother will be moving into Parkway Health Center. The reason we chose them was the room is private and it's a good size. It's 150 square feet. I asked about the call light, and how they get notified if she needs something or whatever because where she's at now, only the light goes on outside. At this place, the nurse gets paged, the light goes on outside the room, and the nurse's station or front desk gets alerted also. The price was significantly less because it's self-pay for a while. She's got to use her money until she can get on Medicaid. It's nice, secure, and it's got a security guard at the front. They stop everybody that's not a resident there. I didn't meet with the staff except for the admissions department. It wasn't chaotic when you walked in. It was a lot calmer than where she's at now. It was quiet. They have a courtyard and an activity room, and some of them are just watching TV. I think that they have their own appliances in their room. The only person I interacted with was very helpful."

"My dad was a resident of The Springs of John Barrow Health & Rehabilitation. The care was good, and the follow up was good. The staff was very helpful. Each time I called, someone answered the phone, and they were helpful each time. I called to get information and follow up on questions, and they did a good job. The communication was good. Their nurse practitioner was good and kept me in the loop. It was a good experience throughout the days that he was still living there. The staff was fine."

"I was so impressed the moment I walked into the building to visit my family member because I was greeted by staff members. And someone walked me to their room. The building was really nice with lots of nice decorations and each area appeared to be very clean. The facility looked very small on the outside, but when you walk inside the building is extremely big. There are many different units and areas that someone could live within depending on their level of care. My family member lived within the side of the facility for those who can do for themselves. I was very impressed with the number of many different staff members were available. Everyone was very nice and willing to ask me if I needed anything or if my family member as well. I really felt really comfortable when I noticed that there were cameras located outside of the rooms. I think this was really good for safety to know who is going in and out of the rooms. My family member room was really nice and clean; it reminded me of a studio apartment. And I stayed long enough to eat lunch and fish and some great side dishes were served; the taste was absolutely good along with some ice cream. Also, I forgot to mention that my meal was free since I was visiting. This facility was really nice along with excellent staff. "

"I am staying in Hickory Heights Health & Rehab. I've come here for rehab several times before when I've been in the hospital. I like the people here. I'm in their nursing home now, and they have good patient care. The staff is all considerate, too. Some days the food is good, some days it's bad; it just depends. Every day we have things to do. We have bingo and we play cards. We have a hairdressing class, where we get our hair and nails done. We also have a big backyard area, where we can go out any time we want to. They keep the facility well-cleaned. Someone comes in here every day to do the cleaning. I think it's a little expensive, but all of them are."

"Recently, my family made the difficult decision to move my grandmother into this facility. Understandably, we were quite anxious at first, especially given some negative experiences with other places in the past. However, we’ve been pleasantly surprised—and incredibly relieved—by how happy she’s been here. Unlike her previous residences, where she often voiced concerns about the service, she hasn't had a single complaint since arriving. In fact, she regularly tells us how much she enjoys the food and how kind and attentive the staff are. It’s heartwarming to hear her speak so positively about her caregivers and the overall environment. The rooms are clean, cozy, and truly feel like home, which has made a big difference in her comfort and well-being. We genuinely believe this is the best place for our loved one, and it gives us peace of mind knowing she’s receiving such excellent care. If you're looking for a safe, welcoming, and caring environment for someone you love, I wholeheartedly recommend this facility. It’s a place where your family member can truly feel at home, and where you can rest easy knowing they are in great hands."

The Blossoms Rehab & Nursing Center at Woodland Hills, located in Little Rock, AR, is a senior living provider that offers a variety of care types. These include Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Skilled Nursing Care, and Respite Care. This means that whether someone needs help recovering from an illness or surgery, long-term medical care, or just a short break for their usual caregiver, this center has options to support those needs. When it comes to living spaces, The Blossoms Rehab & Nursing Center provides both private and semi-private rooms. This gives residents the choice of having their own space or sharing a room with another person. The rooms come with certain amenities that can make life more comfortable, such as full kitchens in some rooms and other helpful features. The center is not just about providing care; it also focuses on the quality of life of its residents. It offers a wide range of amenities, including organized activities and programs, outdoor and shared common areas for relaxation and socializing, entertainment and social events, and even WiFi/internet access for staying connected with loved ones. Additionally, residents can enjoy salon services and participate in health and wellness activities. The services at The Blossoms Rehab & Nursing Center are comprehensive too, with physical and occupational therapy for those in rehabilitation, nurses on staff to assist with medical needs, and housekeeping services to ensure a clean and tidy living environment.

"The people at Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation are wonderful, but their rooms are small and shared. Mom does not do a whole lot of activities, but they have bingo, crafts, outings, manicures, and a beauty salon. I would definitely recommend this community. I wish their rooms were bigger, but I guess there's nothing they can do. "

"Mom is in the rehab wing at Briarwood Nursing and Rehabilitation, Inc. after having a stroke and she's been receiving help with pretty much everything. She wasn't able to walk after the stroke. Now, she's able to walk using a walker, so that's good progress. It is a really good facility. The therapists have been really good. The people have been very kind to her and have taken really good care of her. Since we're there every day, we pretty much know how things are going and it is going well. She likes the aides and the nurses. She has a nice room with enough space for the wheelchair (when she had to use that for a while). Everything is nice in the room. Except there are only two chairs. So, when more people come to visit, we have to go find more chairs, and one of the chairs is kind of worn out and has a hole in the arm, but otherwise, everything is nice and looks nice. For the most part, the food is good. Some nights they have spicy or greasy foods and she doesn't like that, but 75% of the time, she likes the food."

"All of the people at Presbyterian Village seemed friendly. They had a lot of activities, and everybody we met was really nice. The rooms were adequate, very well-maintained, and very clean. Everything in the whole place was very clean. They had a courtyard in the middle that you could sit in and watch the fountain, flowers, or the animals like the squirrels and the birds. They had cottages if you want a bigger place."

"On July 18, 2019 we had to make a decision that my mother had discussed with us in the past. She stated "never to put her in a nursing home". But my mother had a stroke and she required 24hr total care. My sister and I both work and we had no one to take care of her. So we decided we had no other choice but to put her in a nursing home. We called around an was told she would have to be put on a waiting list. We called Cottage Lane and was told theyhad beds. Of course we researched and checked reviews . Cottage Lane had some good reviews and some bad reviews. I prayed and asked the Lord to guide me on making this decision. Holy spirit told me not to worry about those reviews check it out for yourself. And I did just that. We decided to put mom at Cottage Lane. And I must say never judge a book by its cover. My mom had a stroke,loss her ability to talk an wasn't moving at all. We was asked about possibly putting her on hospice. But God!! The staff and therapists are awesome. I can not thank the staff for all that they do and have done. She is moving both arms and speaking some words. Praise the Lord. The therapy team is amazing. They have worked really hard with my mom she has come a long way. I want to thank you all from the depth of my heart. Sandra Mallett"

"I have visited The Waters of West Dixon, and it was a very rundown facility. I could see trash piled up on some of the patios. There is a filled-up dumpster with trash rolling out of it. I was going to go on a tour of both their nursing side and their assisted living. The patients appeared (in my opinion) to be drugged or more or less tranquilized in some way. The ones that were walking (not all of them were in wheelchairs) were dragging their heads. Either they were dragging them down the hall to hold themselves up or they were like slumped over in the seat. It was horrific. I turned around and left. I talked to a staff person on the phone, but I did not talk to them once I got to the facility. It was so bad. I did not see anything except what I could see from looking down the halls. I peeked into a few of the rooms, and they did not look clean. A few of them in the assisted living had a little back patio outside; they were full of garbage and bags of trash. I was inquiring about nursing and assisted living. There was no one in there that I could find working. They had a front desk but there was no one there. I walked down the hall looking for somebody. I did not see anybody in there. I did not see any staff. I talked to them on the phone, and they were nice."

"The staff members at the facility were really nice when I was greeted at the front entrance. One particular day I went to visit my great grandfather and his room was dirty and he needed some assistance. There was no one available for help, when called someone many times and we were told that they were short staff. Therefore, I did take the time to assist him with his needs. I wasn't really impressed with the service because no one stop by to see if he needed anything. The building needed some updating and there weren't many areas around to take a shower because they were having plumbing problems. After all, I was just not impressed and I was afraid to leave because of the level of care that was provided. He didn't need much help, but when needed someone should be available within a reasonable time frame. "