Fountain Place

Fountain Place sits in Cherokee Village, Arkansas, and offers both independent and assisted living options for seniors with a small, attentive staff team. The community supports residents who want to live on their own, those needing help with dressing or bathing, and those who benefit from memory care and services that help reduce confusion or wandering. The Christian Independent Living Campus welcomes people of Christian and Catholic faiths and provides religious activities on-site and off-site, along with a visiting chaplain or priest. The property includes indoor and outdoor spaces for relaxing, like a fireplace, library, patio, walking paths, and a courtyard that's kept up nicely, plus rooms for games, movies, music, and meetings. Residents are allowed to have a dog or cat, with pet weights up to forty pounds, and there are dedicated areas for smoking outdoors. Fountain Place lets people gather for meals in a shared dining hall, provides three meals a day and healthy snacks, and offers room service or personal chef-led dining. Apartments come in different sizes, including studios and two-bedroom units, with options for Wi-Fi, cable, bathtubs, wheelchair accessible showers, air conditioning, and some ground floor access. Staff handle housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and have in-room washer and dryer options. The property has uncovered parking for residents and guests, along with transportation services-some rides are complimentary but some cost extra-plus help with getting to appointments. Residents have access to classes in art, lifelong learning, and live music, and can join in on karaoke, BBQs, holiday parties, regular birthday celebrations, daily exercise, and community volunteering. Language services cover both English and American Sign Language. There's a focus on keeping things safe online, including cybersecurity and privacy safeguards, because Fountain Place's small management team works closely with Fountain Place Software Development. The Property Administrator oversees property management. Health support includes staff and medication management, and personal care covers needs like bathing or dressing. The campus also offers residential care homes for people who benefit from a live-in caregiver, and home care services provide companionship and non-medical assistance for those living at home. The secured community environment is designed to support people with different levels of care, while providing simple comforts, easy technology, friendly pets, and social activities that help folks stay busy and connected with others. Rent rates for apartments are newly re-set and may be lower than expected.