Rogers Health And Rehabilitation Center sits in Rogers, Arkansas, serving elders who need help with memory loss, nursing care, or daily living. The place has room for about 140 people and covers a range of needs, whether someone wants to live more on their own or needs help every day. Residents get 12 to 16 hours of nursing each day, plus a 24-hour call system and supervision, and support with simple things like bathing, dressing, moving around, or taking medicine. Staff include licensed nurses, caregivers, therapists, and a social services team, all around to help with care, requests, and daily life.
Memory care is available for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, though folks should know those costs usually run higher than other care. The center does take both Medicare and Medicaid, and people with those could use either for covering some costs. Skilled nursing, long-term, and short-term rehabilitation are a big part of what goes on here, with therapy rooms for physical, occupational, or speech therapy. The place helps people with high-level care needs, wound care, IV needs, incontinence, and supervision for folks who can't walk on their own.
The building is modern and set up for comfort, with air conditioning, private bathrooms, wheelchair-accessible showers, Wi-Fi, and cable TV hookups in each room. Residents can choose furnished rooms, plus get services like housekeeping and laundry. The kitchen staff make one to two meals each day, served restaurant-style in the dining room, with menus that fit special diets like diabetes, vegetarian, kosher, or allergy restrictions. Social life includes daily activities, both from staff and other residents, with chances for bingo, crafts, gardening, devotional services, movie nights, or day trips, and sometimes the families get together too.
There's a fitness room, a computer center, library, gaming room, beauty salon, arts and movie rooms, and outdoor gardens for relaxing or walking. The staff help arrange transportation for doctor's visits or non-medical needs, and a community bus gets people around town. The center also welcomes new people for short stays, respite care, or to recover after a hospital visit. Residents can get support with moving in and have access to basic help like meals, laundry, and keeping their rooms clean, while mental health and wellness programs support the whole person.
Rogers Health And Rehabilitation Center is nonprofit and sits within a larger retirement community that offers other living choices close by. Some residents come from nearby places like Innisfree Retirement Community or Village on the Park Rogers, so there's a network of places if needs ever change. People can set up a tour to see the building and talk to staff and other residents. The staff have won awards for being friendly and helpful, and the long-time folks there work to keep it a welcoming place where people feel at home, whether they're staying a while or just for a few weeks.
