Little Rock Senior AdvisorHow many assisted living facilities are in Little Rock?
6 assisted living facilities in the state's July 2026 Bed Need Book are named to Little Rock, with 551 licensed beds, all Level II; Pulaski County as a whole has 18.
| Facility | License type | Licensed beds | Approved, not yet licensed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fox Ridge Chenal Formerly Fox Ridge of Chenal, Little Rock; permit July 22, 2003; 40 beds licensed April 2,... | Level II | 130 | 0 |
| The Blake at Chenal Valley Chenal Valley is in west Little Rock | Level II | 111 | 0 |
| Brookdale Chenal Heights Formerly Emeritus at Chenal Heights; licensed September 25, 2007 | Level II | 98 | 0 |
| Little Rock Senior Community Listed as Little Rock Senior Community, LLC | Level II | 74 | 0 |
| Chapters Living of Little Rock Formerly Memory Care of Little Rock and Memory Care at Good Shepherd/The Woodlands Assiste... | Level II | 74 | 0 |
| Parkway Heights Converted from a residential care facility July 1, 2008 | Level II | 64 | 0 |
Where in Little Rock is assisted living concentrated?
Mostly in west Little Rock, along Chenal Parkway and the Chenal Valley, where the city's newest and largest buildings stand, with older buildings closer to midtown.
West Little Rock buildings are a short drive from Arkansas Heart Hospital and Baptist Health-Little Rock. Families coming from the south and east of the city often compare them with buildings in Bryant or North Little Rock.
What does assisted living cost in Little Rock?
No city-specific median is published; CareScout's 2025 Arkansas median is $54,744 a year, about $4,562 a month, and newer west Little Rock buildings often quote above it.
Living Choices can pay for care services in participating Level II buildings for eligible residents. Ask each building how many Living Choices apartments it keeps.
What should Little Rock families ask on an assisted living tour?
Ask about the level, staffing by shift, the registered nurse's hours, whether there is an Alzheimer's special care unit, the price sheet, and what would trigger a 30-day discharge notice.
See the full list in choosing a community.
Which Pulaski County assisted living buildings have no town in the state record?
Seven Pulaski County buildings in the Bed Need Book carry no town, among them Woodland Heights, The Manor, New Horizon Senior Living and Wellington Woods; some are likely in Little Rock, but we list them by county rather than guess.
The full roster includes them, and each building will give its address on request.
Does Little Rock have Level I assisted living?
Not among the buildings the state's records name to Little Rock; the nearest Level I buildings in the bed records are Vitality Living Pleasant Hills (Pulaski County, town not stated) and Willow Grove of Sherwood.
For a fairly independent parent, a Level I building can cost less; for a parent whose needs may grow, Level II avoids a second move.
