The Bungalows at Springdale

The Bungalows at Springdale sits on 672 Jones Road in Springdale, Arkansas, in a single-story community near the Ozark Mountains, so folks can enjoy the scenery and get to indoor or outdoor attractions with ease, and people really seem to notice that because the building is spread out, you hear less noise and things can feel quite homelike, with private or shared suites that come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom sizes-that all have bathrooms, walk-in showers, and kitchenettes, which is handy, and if someone needs a handicap-accessible suite or a private patio, they can get that, too. Residents get all their meals prepared for them, and there are indoor common areas, onsite activities, and devotional services offsite, which provides different things for folks to do, and when you walk around, there are garden beds you can see, paved walking paths for easy strolls, and shared spaces like a fireside lounge, an art studio, a library, a bistro, and both public and private dining rooms, so it seems people have places where they can gather, read, eat, or make art, and the full-service salon stays busy, too. Staff offer help with bathing, dressing, using shared spaces, and medication management, and there's always someone on staff available, day or night, so you know help isn't far if you need it, and the staff-to-resident ratio seems good, so people get attention when they need it. The Bungalows at Springdale serves a range of needs, from independent and active adults to those needing more daily help with assisted living, or folks with Alzheimer's and dementia, with the Pearl Neighborhood set aside for memory care, where the environment stays secure and there's special programming to support memory and keep people engaged, and the care plans for these residents get tailored to each person's needs, which is especially important for people facing cognitive issues or dementia. Skilled nursing and therapies like physical, occupational, or speech therapy are available, and besides long-term residential stays, they also offer respite care, home health care, home care that's non-medical, adult day services, and support for hospice care if needed. There's transportation help for outings or appointments, and regular activity programs to keep folks busy and social, both educational and simply for fun, and they're always working to give people a safe, nurturing place to call home that keeps up each person's independence and dignity, even though there are all these services in place, so people moving here can expect individualized support, private space, and a friendly social environment without fuss or noise about perfection.