Little Rock Senior AdvisorCrown Point Retirement Center is an Arkansas assisted living facility in Sheridan with 69 licensed Level II beds, according to the Arkansas Health Services Permit Agency's July 2026 Bed Need Book.
Who can live at Crown Point Retirement Center under Arkansas's Level II rules?
Crown Point Retirement Center's Level II license is the higher of Arkansas's two assisted living tiers: an RN on staff or under contract, medication administration by licensed nurses, and the ability to serve residents at nursing home level of care.
| Bed Need Book field | Value |
|---|---|
| License type | Assisted living facility, Level II |
| Licensed beds | 69 |
| Approved, not yet licensed | None listed |
| County | Grant County |
| Town | Sheridan (named in the source) |
| Permit-of-approval file | 1149 |
| History noted by the state | Formerly Crown Point Assisted Living Center, Sheridan (April 2, 2007) |
| Medicaid Living Choices eligible setting | Possible (Level II); ask whether it participates |
The ceiling is the same for every Arkansas assisted living building, whatever the level: 24-hour nursing needs, being bedridden, or needing more evacuation help than staffing allows all mean a move.
How big is Crown Point Retirement Center compared with other Grant County assisted living?
With 69 licensed beds, Crown Point Retirement Center is the largest of 1 assisted living facilities in Grant County by bed count and holds about 100% of the county's 69 licensed assisted living beds; across the six-county metro it ranks 22 of 31.
The buildings just above and below Crown Point Retirement Center by licensed beds:
| Facility | License type | Licensed beds | Town | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Little Rock Senior Community Listed as Little Rock Senior Community, LLC | Level II | 74 | Little Rock | Pulaski |
| Vitality Living Pleasant Hills Formerly Brookdale Pleasant Hills and Emeritus at Pleasant Hills; converted from a residen... | Level I | 70 | not listed | Pulaski |
| Parkway Heights Converted from a residential care facility July 1, 2008 | Level II | 64 | Little Rock | Pulaski |
| Ginny & Bob Shell Alzheimer's Center Dated November 12, 2010 in the book | Level II | 60 | not listed | Pulaski |
Bed counts are capacity, not current occupancy; the state publishes no occupancy figure for assisted living, so ask Crown Point Retirement Center how many apartments are filled today.
What does the state's record say about Crown Point Retirement Center's history?
The state's record for Crown Point Retirement Center notes: Formerly Crown Point Assisted Living Center, Sheridan (April 2, 2007).
Because the building has operated under other names, it is fair to ask how long the current management company has been in charge and whether the administrator predates it.
How does Grant County's assisted living supply compare with demand?
The Permit Agency projects that Grant County will need 118 assisted living and residential care beds by 2031; it has 69 licensed today, of which Crown Point Retirement Center provides 69.
About 3,674 Grant County residents were 65 or older in mid-2025 (19.6% of the population), and 349 were 85 or older, by Census Bureau estimates. That works out to roughly 19 assisted living and residential care beds per 1,000 residents 65 and older. Tight supply mostly shows up as waiting lists for the most popular buildings and for Medicaid-participating Level II apartments.
Where is Crown Point Retirement Center and which hospitals are close?
Crown Point Retirement Center is in Sheridan, Grant County; measured from the town's center, the closest acute-care hospital in CMS's data is Saline Memorial Hospital in Benton, about 19.2 miles away by straight line.
Next is Arkansas Heart Hospital Encore (Bryant), about 20.5 miles off. These are crow-flies distances between town centers; drive times are longer. Ask whether staff accompany a resident to the emergency room.
Does Crown Point Retirement Center take Living Choices?
Possibly: as a Level II building, Crown Point Retirement Center is the kind of setting where Arkansas's Living Choices Assisted Living waiver can pay for care services for an eligible resident, but only if the building participates, and the waiver never pays rent or meals.
How should we prepare to visit Crown Point Retirement Center?
Bring these to the visit: ask whether Crown Point Retirement Center has an Alzheimer's special care unit; if it does, Arkansas requires a written disclosure statement describing the unit's care before admission.
- Ask who the registered nurse is, how many hours a week the RN is in the building, and how many aides and licensed nurses work each shift, especially overnight.
- Ask who the current operator is and when it took over.
- Request the latest state survey for Crown Point Retirement Center; standard surveys average every 18 months.
