New Adams House sits at 101 Angel Floro Drive in Bentonville, Arkansas, and offers assisted living as its main service, with care options made to fit each resident's needs, so you'll see specialized care types for women along with support for different daily tasks like bathing, eating, and getting around the building, and the folks here can use both residential-style and apartment-style living spaces, depending on what feels right for them and what fits their needs at this point in their lives. The staff helps with dressing, hygiene, incontinence issues, and medication management for people who need a little extra help or even quite a bit, and there are caregivers around all day and night, ready to help with anything from transfers out of bed to making sure everyone's safe.
Memory care at New Adams House includes special programs and treatments for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, with a secured and locked setting plus a security system built to keep those who might wander safe, and the facility runs activities designed to stimulate memory, with music therapy, art activities, and even pet therapy because there are animals like cats and dogs living alongside residents. There's a full-time activity director planning things, so you can find daily and community events like games, movies, fitness and wellness classes, offsite trips, and visits to faith-based spots since devotional services happen onsite, and there's support for those who want to keep up spiritual habits.
Homemade meals come with the dining plan most days-usually one or two prepared each day-and staff can work with special diets like diabetic or low-sodium needs, while the team takes care of laundry and keeps rooms clean with housekeeping services. Residents can visit the beauty salon or stylist and relax in indoor common areas, the yard, a hot tub, or the steam room, while there's also a book room and recreation rooms for hobbies or visits. There's phone and extension service in place for staying in touch, but no fax number to use.
Onsite devotional activities, indoor and outdoor group gatherings, and a full schedule keep life engaging, while transportation coordination helps residents get to doctor's appointments, go shopping, or reach places important for their faith. New Adams House follows a resident's bill of rights and works to make everyone feel safe and respected, promoting a good quality of life by making sure the residents can stay active and social, physically and mentally, with comfort and convenience built right into daily routines.
