Village on the Park Rogers sits at 2200 W Laurel Ave., Rogers, AR 72758, out in a quiet gated community that's surrounded by peaceful meadows and open fields, and it's close to residential neighborhoods so it's not too busy but still near local spots like the Malco Theatre, Lake Atalanta, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, and the Daisy Airgun Museum, which folks can get to using the community shuttle. The buildings are single-story, so there aren't stairs to worry about, and the layout keeps things open and easy to get around, with 101 units offering a variety of living arrangements, including Independent Living cottages with full kitchens, Assisted Living apartments with kitchenettes, and Memory Care suites, all of which allow pets and have high-quality touches like granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, custom cabinetry, wood-style flooring, and big windows with wood blinds. Every space is designed with seniors in mind, including private bathrooms with accessible showers and safety features-some places even have cozy courtyards and outdoor sitting areas set up for families to visit, along with nice walking trails, grilling and barbeque stations, and well-kept green spaces for relaxing or getting fresh air.
The staff stays on site around the clock, seven days a week, with caregivers and nurses always available-there's a nurse in the memory care wing during the day and one on call at night-and care can be adjusted based on what each person needs, whether it's independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, or skilled nursing and short-term respite stays. Local physicians and specialists visit as arranged, and all residents have access to planned activities throughout the week, like painting, gardening, book clubs, walking clubs, choir, and even a swing band, plus group and solo exercise sessions in the well-equipped fitness center or the art studio, and there's a clubhouse, a therapy room, and indoor gathering spaces for things like puzzles and movie nights, so there's usually something to do for everyone.
The Activity Director focuses on keeping activities consistent and varied, especially for memory care residents, and menus with pictures help folks in memory care choose meals at any time of day, which is a thoughtful way to encourage independence. Meals are made with good ingredients, including a focus on fresh fruits and nutrition, and the main dining area looks like a restaurant, with tables, chairs, and menus for ordering instead of just lining up. Housekeeping and linen services handle chores, and scheduled transportation makes it easier for people to get to appointments or outings without trouble, with most utilities included except for telephone, cable, and internet.
Village on the Park Rogers has always tried to make its apartments and common areas bright, spacious, and comfortable, and you'll find a library, outdoor spaces, and gathering places that feel welcoming for residents and families alike, and no matter if someone lives independently or needs extra support, there's an emphasis on personal attention, friendly staff, and keeping daily life engaging and meaningful.
