New Horizon Senior Living

    230 Indian Bay Dr, Sherwood, AR, 72120
    5.0 · 9 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Beautiful community with exceptional care

    I toured this beautiful, modern community and was genuinely impressed - spectacular grounds, great location, and a chef's-kiss dining preview. The executive director and staff were extremely helpful, knowledgeable, caring, and professional, answering all my questions and showing real respect and dignity for residents. With top-notch care, plenty of fun activities, and a welcoming vibe, I'm excited for my mother to join and highly recommend this place.

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    Pros

    • Beautiful facility and grounds
    • Friendly, knowledgeable, and caring staff
    • Helpful and informative executive director
    • Staff responsive to residents' and families' needs
    • Impressive virtual and in-person tours
    • Excellent location
    • Clean, modern, and home-like environment
    • Plenty of activities / top-notch activities
    • Trustworthy, high-quality care
    • Attractive amenities
    • Outstanding dining / chef-quality meals
    • Warmth, dignity, respect, and professionalism
    • Positive first impressions and high recommendations
    • Planned completion with promising setup

    Cons

    • Facility not yet fully finished / still under construction
    • Reviews primarily based on tours and initial impressions rather than long-term residency
    • Limited critical feedback reported (potential sampling bias / lack of negative perspectives)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews for New Horizon Senior Living are overwhelmingly positive. Across multiple summaries, reviewers consistently praise the community’s aesthetics, staff, amenities, and the quality of tours (both virtual and in-person). Many reviewers indicate strong confidence in the staff’s ability to meet residents’ and families’ needs and express eagerness for loved ones to move in. Repeated descriptors include "beautiful," "helpful," "knowledgeable," "caring," and "highly recommended," signaling strong early impressions and satisfaction from prospective residents and family members.

    Care quality and staff: The dominant theme is trust in the people who will provide care. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, knowledgeable, caring, and professional. The executive director (ED) is singled out multiple times for being informative and extremely helpful; reviewers note that the ED answered questions thoroughly and left a positive impression. Comments emphasizing dignity, respect, kindness, warmth, and professionalism suggest that reviewers expect compassionate, person-centered care. Several summaries explicitly state that the staff are trustworthy to care for loved ones and that residents’ and families’ needs are considered and included in planning.

    Facilities, location, and environment: The facility itself receives frequent praise. Reviewers highlight beautiful grounds and surroundings, a modern, clean, and home-like interior, and an impressive overall setup. Location is described as excellent, and the building and grounds are noted as comforting to residents. Both virtual and in-person tours are called "impressive," and the facility’s appearance is an important factor in the positive recommendations. A recurring note is that the site is scheduled to be finished, which reviewers view as an upcoming benefit rather than a drawback.

    Dining and amenities: Dining receives explicit praise (one review called it "chef's kiss"), indicating that the food and culinary offerings are a strong point. Amenities are described as attractive and something to look forward to, reinforcing the impression of a well-resourced community that offers both quality-of-life features and practical supports for daily living.

    Activities and programming: Activities are another consistent strength in the reviews. Multiple summaries mention "plenty of activities" and "top-notch activities," suggesting a robust calendar of social and recreational options. Reviewers characterize the environment as fun and comforting, which, combined with the activity programming, contributes to expectations of vibrant resident life.

    Management and communication: Communication from management during tours and inquiries appears clear and reassuring. The executive director and other staff provided clear explanations and answered questions, which contributed to positive first impressions. The prevalence of virtual tour praise indicates that the community has invested in presenting itself well online and in sales/marketing communications.

    Notable patterns and limitations: While the feedback is strongly positive, there are a few important caveats. Several comments reference tours and scheduled completion, which indicates that a number of reviewers are responding to initial impressions rather than long-term residency experience. The reviews contain little to no critical feedback about daily operations, staffing stability over time, long-term care outcomes, costs, or transition experiences — this absence could reflect genuinely few problems or could signal sampling bias (e.g., early marketing-phase reviews, prospective resident families, or tour-centric impressions). The status of the facility as "not yet fully finished" is the most concrete limitation mentioned, which may affect move-in timing and the experience of early residents.

    Conclusion: In sum, New Horizon Senior Living is consistently described as a beautiful, well-run, and compassionate community with strong leadership, excellent staff, appealing amenities, good dining, and an active program of activities. The principal strengths are the people (staff and ED), the facility’s aesthetics and atmosphere, and the strong tour experience. The main caveats are that many comments reflect first impressions or tour experiences and that the facility may still be completing construction. Prospective residents and families should be encouraged by the overwhelmingly favorable feedback but also seek follow-up information on post-opening operations, staffing consistency, long-term resident experiences, and any updates on construction or completion timelines to form a complete picture.

    Location

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    About New Horizon Senior Living

    New Horizon Senior Living sits at 230 Indian Bay Drive in Sherwood, Arkansas, and will be opening in summer 2025 with a new assisted living community that aims for comfort and support. The place focuses on care for seniors needing help with daily tasks and provides memory care, too, especially for older adults living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia. There's assisted living at Willow Grove, where older adults can get help with bathing, dressing, meals, medication, and personal care. For those with memory needs, Wellington Woods Memory Care has specially designed spaces to reduce confusion and keep residents safe, plus there's 24-hour care, memory-building activities, trained staff, and support for those who tend to wander.

    The community offers apartment choices, such as one-bedroom and two-bedroom layouts and studio apartments for memory care residents. Everyone has access to Wi-Fi or high-speed internet, and both the assisted living and memory care areas are pet-friendly, letting residents have their cats or dogs around. All buildings meet handicap accessibility standards, making it easier for people with walkers or wheelchairs to move around without trouble. The team prepares healthy meals every day with quality ingredients, and housekeeping is available so rooms and common areas stay clean and tidy.

    Seniors can enjoy shared courtyards, beauty salons for haircuts and grooming, and scheduled trips and outings. There's a full-time activity director helping organize social gatherings, games, and programs that keep people active and engaged. Short-term stays or respite care are possible, giving families time to rest while their loved ones get professional care. Each resident has a care plan, and staff work to support every individual's needs, making the place feel safe and welcoming.

    The place holds tour days, both on-site and virtually, so families can get a look at life there, see how meals are served, and find out what activities fill the days. Many families have said good things about the caring staff and the activities that help keep people happy and connected. New Horizon Senior Living is designed for seniors needing different support levels, with a focus on comfort, meaningful connections, and services that help older adults feel at home. More information is at newhorizonseniorliving.com.

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