Maumelle ALF OPCO is an Arkansas assisted living facility in Maumelle with 80 licensed Level II beds, according to the Arkansas Health Services Permit Agency's July 2026 Bed Need Book.
What can Maumelle ALF OPCO do under its Level II license?
Level II means Maumelle ALF OPCO must employ or contract with a registered nurse, may have licensed nurses administer medication, and may house residents who meet nursing home level of care, including people whose services are paid by the Living Choices waiver.
| Bed Need Book field | Value |
|---|---|
| License type | Assisted living facility, Level II |
| Licensed beds | 80 |
| Approved, not yet licensed | None listed |
| County | Pulaski County |
| Town | Maumelle (named in the source) |
| Permit-of-approval file | 842 |
| History noted by the state | Formerly Stonehaven ALF, Maumelle |
| 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 many beds does Maumelle ALF OPCO have compared with nearby buildings?
With 80 licensed beds, Maumelle ALF OPCO is the number 6 of 18 assisted living facilities in Pulaski County by bed count and holds about 6% of the county's 1,354 licensed assisted living beds; across the six-county metro it ranks 13 of 31.
For a like-for-like comparison, these are the metro buildings nearest Maumelle ALF OPCO in bed count:
| Facility | License type | Licensed beds | Town | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fox Ridge North Little Rock Formerly Fox Ridge at Parkstone, North Little Rock; licensed August 3, 2007 | Level II | 86 | North Little Rock | Pulaski |
| Crestview Assisted Living Center File 1618 added 10 beds | Level II | 85 | not listed | Lonoke |
| StoneBridge of Cabot Formerly Southridge Village of Cabot (April 10, 2006) | Level II | 80 | Cabot | Lonoke |
| StoneBridge of Conway Formerly Southridge Village of Conway; licensed October 15, 2009 | Level II | 80 | Conway | Faulkner |
For comparison, half of the metro's 31 assisted living facilities have more than 75 licensed beds and half have fewer.
Has Maumelle ALF OPCO changed names or added beds?
The state's record for Maumelle ALF OPCO notes: Formerly Stonehaven ALF, Maumelle.
A former name usually means a change of operator or brand. Ask who owns and manages the building today, when that changed, and how many caregivers stayed through the transition.
Is assisted living near Maumelle ALF OPCO in short supply?
State planners count 1,647 assisted living and residential care beds in Pulaski County today and project need for 2,306 by 2031, so Maumelle ALF OPCO sits in a county where supply trails projected demand.
How far is Maumelle ALF OPCO from a hospital?
Maumelle ALF OPCO is in Maumelle, Pulaski County; measured from the town's center, the closest acute-care hospital in CMS's data is CHI St. Vincent Infirmary in Little Rock, about 9.1 miles away by straight line.
Next is UAMS Medical Center, about 9.1 miles off. These are crow-flies distances between town centers; drive times are longer. Ask whether staff accompany a resident to the emergency room.
How do families pay for Maumelle ALF OPCO?
Possibly: as a Level II building, Maumelle ALF OPCO 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 Maumelle ALF OPCO?
Start with the questions the record raises: ask whether Maumelle ALF OPCO 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.
- Ask to see Maumelle ALF OPCO's most recent Office of Long Term Care survey and plan of correction.
