Little Rock Senior AdvisorVillage Park of Conway is an Arkansas assisted living facility in Conway with 47 licensed Level II beds, according to the Arkansas Health Services Permit Agency's July 2026 Bed Need Book.
What can Village Park of Conway do under its Level II license?
Level II means Village Park of Conway 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 | 47 |
| Approved, not yet licensed | None listed |
| County | Faulkner County |
| Town | Conway (from the licensed name) |
| Permit-of-approval file | Not shown |
| History noted by the state | ALF licensed May 8, 2009; the same name also holds 50 residential care beds |
| 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.
Where does Village Park of Conway rank by size in Faulkner County?
With 47 licensed beds, Village Park of Conway is the number 4 of 4 assisted living facilities in Faulkner County by bed count and holds about 14% of the county's 327 licensed assisted living beds; across the six-county metro it ranks 28 of 31.
The buildings just above and below Village Park of Conway by licensed beds:
| Facility | License type | Licensed beds | Town | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Willow Grove of Sherwood Formerly Elmcroft of Sherwood; converted from a residential care facility January 11, 2008... | Level I | 60 | Sherwood | Pulaski |
| Four Seasons Formerly Four Seasons Residential Care Center; converted from an RCF to ALF Level II Octob... | Level II | 50 | not listed | Saline |
| Lake Forest Senior Living at Hot Springs Village Listed as Hot Springs AL OPCO LLC; formerly Good Samaritan Society - Hot Springs Village a... | Level I | 46 | Hot Springs Village | Saline |
| Wellington Woods Assisted Living Center The book spells it 'Assited Living Center' | Level II | 40 | not listed | Pulaski |
Bed counts are capacity, not current occupancy; the state publishes no occupancy figure for assisted living, so ask Village Park of Conway how many apartments are filled today.
Has Village Park of Conway changed names or added beds?
The state's record for Village Park of Conway notes: ALF licensed May 8, 2009; the same name also holds 50 residential care beds.
Ask the administrator to walk you through the building's history and its current ownership, and compare that with what the state shows.
How does Faulkner County's assisted living supply compare with demand?
Faulkner County has 387 licensed assisted living and residential care beds against a projected 2031 need of 679, so the state's own planning numbers show a gap of about 292 beds; Village Park of Conway's 47 beds are part of that supply.
What hospital would a resident of Village Park of Conway use?
Village Park of Conway is in Conway, Faulkner County; measured from the town's center, the closest acute-care hospital in CMS's data is Conway Regional Medical Center in Conway, in the same town.
Next is Baptist Health Medical Center-Conway, about 0.0 miles off. These are crow-flies distances between town centers; drive times are longer. Ask whether staff accompany a resident to the emergency room.
Can Medicaid help pay at Village Park of Conway?
Possibly: as a Level II building, Village Park of Conway 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 Village Park of Conway?
Use the public record to set the agenda: ask whether Village Park of Conway 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 when OLTC last surveyed Village Park of Conway and what it found.
