Oakhill Manor

Oakhill Manor sits on Spring Street in Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas, and since 1986 has served as a small, peaceful care community for up to six residents, providing a comfortable and homelike atmosphere, so when you walk up the old drive and see the timeless architecture and pretty gardens, you get a feeling of calm, and residents can often enjoy quiet moments outside or choose to join social gatherings, movie nights, or music plans in the shared common areas, where there's almost always something going on if you want it. The home offers assisted living, independent living, and memory care, and people with Alzheimer's, dementia, or other cognitive needs can join memory care programs designed for their comfort and safety, and if you just need a little extra help for a short time, there's respite care and even hospice care for those who need end-of-life support. Residents get daily assistance with things like dressing, grooming, bathing, and medication management, and staff take care of laundry, housekeeping, and nutritious meal preparation, making sure special meal modifications are available for conditions like high blood pressure or diabetes. The property is pet friendly, so longtime companions are welcome, and there's a mobile hairdresser or on-site hair salon, plus a parlor, so grooming can be done without needing to travel. The staff-the care team-are led by property management and provide care around a wellness approach, encouraging residents to join exercise classes, fitness programs, board games, arts and crafts, music treatment, or even outings into the community; there are weekly excursions and safe rides to doctor's visits, errands, and faith-based services. Amenities also might include a book room for quiet reading, a hot tub and sauna or health room for relaxation, recreation areas for games, and plenty of garden paths to walk. Oakhill Manor helps residents stay independent as much as possible, offering incontinence care when needed and helping with showering, bathroom use, or clothes changes, but without rushing anyone or making them feel uncomfortable. The estate itself is known in the community as a gentle place where you could easily picture a wedding or special event-the venue opens up for those now and then-and people remark on its picturesque grounds and quiet beauty. Nobody has to feel lonely, and the staff always focus on a resident-first approach, using the senior care practices that keep everyone comfortable and supported.