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Pinnacle In-Home Care

www.pinnacleinhomecare.net

Pinnacle In-Home Care service is an independent, non-medical, in home care agency.  We are licensed, insured, and bonded.  Some of our services include Personal Assistance, Alzheimer's and Dementia care, meal preparation, bathing/personal hygiene, light housekeeping, transportation, and companionship.  We also offer Case Management, Assessments for Medical Equipment, Transitional services, non-medical transportation referrals, and comprehensive Readmission Prevention Care for those who have recently discharged from a facility. 

4300 Rogers Avenue, Suite 24

Fort Smith, AR 72903

479-401-2229

https://pinnacleinhomecare.net/fort-smith/

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The Springs of Waldron

The Springs of Waldron

At The Springs of Waldron, we are committed to providing exceptional long-term care services in a warm and supportive environment. We offer a comprehensive range of services, including Physical Therapy (PT), Occupational Therapy (OT), Speech Therapy (ST), and specialized Long-Term Care (LTC) services. Our facility also proudly features an all-male unit designed to create a comfortable and supportive living space for our residents.
 

We accept a variety of insurance options, including most managed care providers such as United Healthcare (UHC), Humana, Aetna, AR BCBS, and WellCare, in addition to LTC Medicaid (pending approval) and LTC insurance.

Our mission is simple: we strive to provide the best care possible. We believe that every resident deserves to live with dignity, respect, and happiness. Our compassionate team of professionals is dedicated to delivering personalized care that meets the unique needs of each individual.

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Project Compassion

www.projectcompassioninc.com

 

 

Project Compassion began in 1972. Our mission is to bring joy, companionship, and quality of life to residents of nursing homes. Over 300 volunteers provided one-to-one visits, assist with group activities such as cards, crafts, bingo and pet and music therapies.  There is never a fee for our services. 

479-783-2273

Trinity Catholic School Retreat Center

1205 South Albert Pike

Fort Smith, AR 72903

Email: [email protected]

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Visiting Angels

Visiting Angels

https://www.visitingangels.com/nwa/24-hour-home-care

At Visiting Angels, we are devoted to delivering personalized and compassionate home care in Fort Smith, AR. Our skilled team focuses on senior care, ensuring your loved ones receive the necessary support to live safely and comfortably in their homes. Whether you are looking for "home care near me" or "specialized senior care in Lowell, AR," we provide tailored services crafted to meet the unique needs of your family.  Visiting Angels is the name that you know and trust in senior care. Our dedicated caretakers have a true passion for serving older adults with dementia, stroke, diabetes, and adults with disabilities and other complex needs. Whether you need help a couple of days a week or 24-hour care, we have a solution that is right for your needs.

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Slinger

 

Slinger is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned small business that manufactures assistive devices to enhance independence and accessibility for smartphone use by older people and people with disabilities.  Slinger is the only universal, retractable phone lanyard with a built-in wallet and kickstand. The lanyard extends long enough to wear in the front, crossbody, or over the shoulder like a purse. The lanyard can be quickly and easily retracted and put away so that the phone still fits inside a pocket or purse. The integrated wallet holds up to 5 IDs and credit cards, and /or cash. The wallet doubles as a kickstand for a sturdy horizontal or vertical support. Being able to carry ID and credit cards reduces the number of individual items people must carry and keep track of, which is especially helpful for people with low vision or blindness, or who use wheelchairs.  Being able to wear your phone allows for hands free use during phone calls with the use of the speaker phone, assists use of the phone with reduced hand dexterity or strength, and reduces the risk of dropping, damaging, and /or loss of the phone.  Always having access to the phone while wearing it also improves safety for older people and people with disabilities, especially those with more independence or who live alone, since they will have their phones with them in case of an emergency.

Mark Small
469-446-3121

 

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Kathy Vaughn

Board Member

Kathy Vaughn has been working with seniors for over 25 years, and they have her heart. She believes they are the foundation of our nation, having worked hard their entire lives, and now it is our time to give back to them—with love, caring, and respect. Kathy’s goal is to always market seniors to the community, ensuring they are never forgotten.