Pathfinder, Inc. Pinewood ICF/IID

Pathfinder, Inc. Pinewood ICF/IID sits in Bryant, Arkansas, and is an Intermediate Care Facility for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, sometimes called ICF/IID, and this place has room for up to 15 people, though it's said to be home to around 10 adults most of the time, and you'll find 24-hour support here, so folks have someone around whenever they need help or supervision, and they set up each resident with a personalized care plan, which means they look at what each person needs, like building skills for living as part of a community, doing basic things, or just getting along better with others, and they do this in a way that helps people keep as much control over their life as possible. Pinewood ICF/IID has specialized programs for seniors with Alzheimer's and dementia, so they make sure folks with memory issues have secure settings and they run memory-enhancing activities, and there are behavioral support programs in place as well. The place feels home-like, and staff cover the facility around the clock, every day, so residents have a friendly and safe environment. Services here include skilled nursing and health monitoring, mental health and behavioral health programs, and daily living help, and each person can use a vehicle provided by the facility if they want to go to work, go shopping, or just enjoy something happening nearby. They also run group homes, apartment complexes like Howell, Johnson, and Michael T. O'Brien, and have specialized services at places like Pathfinder Homes, Redwood Apartments, Eastwood ICF/IID, Westwood ICF/IID, and others. The nearby Jim Pickens Skills Training Center and the Dorsey Group Home provide more options for skill-building and living arrangements, along with preschool programs and community-based support, all from Pathfinder, Inc., which has multiple locations across Arkansas and has been an accredited provider since 2003. Residents get support that aims to help them live as independently as possible, stay healthy, and feel like they're really part of their towns and neighborhoods. The facility's certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.