Comprehensive Review: Ashton Place Manor
Facility Overview Ashton Place Manor, officially known as Ashton Place Health and Rehabilitation, is a skilled nursing facility located in Barling, Arkansas. The facility boasts 122 licensed beds, all certified for both Medicaid and Medicare services, ensuring a wide range of care options for residents. Services Offered Ashton Place Manor provides a comprehensive continuum of…

- Facility overview
- Services offered
- Amenities and facilities
- Daily activities and programs
- Resident experiences and testimonials
- Pricing information
- Comparison with nearby facilities
- Management and staff quality
- Unique features and programs
- Community reputation and recognition
- Conclusion
Facility overview
Ashton Place Health and Rehabilitation is a skilled nursing facility in Barling, Arkansas with 122 licensed beds. Both Medicaid and Medicare are accepted.
Services offered
Ashton Place Manor offers care across several categories:
- Short-term rehabilitation
- Physical, occupational, and speech therapy led by a professional therapy team
- Programs focus on strength, balance, and pain management
- Recovery plans involve family input
- Long-term care
- Hotel-style rooms with 24/7 nursing staff
- Each resident gets a personalized care plan. The facility is located in a small town and emphasizes individual attention. Staff members work with residents to set goals and support independence.
- Respite care
- Short-term stays to give family caregivers a break
- Residents have full access to all facility services and amenities
- Skilled nursing
- Nursing available 12–16 hours daily, with 24-hour supervision
- Medication management and help with daily activities
The facility's staff is experienced with residents who have cognitive impairments, though memory care is not formally advertised.
Amenities and facilities
The facility includes:
- Rehabilitation gym with modern equipment
- Bright common areas and outdoor courtyard
- Private dining room
- Free WiFi throughout
- On-site beauty salon
- Tempur-Pedic mattresses in resident rooms
- Activity center
- Wellness room and spa
Daily activities and programs
Based on resident feedback, activities include:
- Social events and group gatherings
- Card games and recreational activities
- Structured daily activities for physical and mental engagement
- Outdoor time in the courtyard
Resident experiences and testimonials
The facility has a 4.7 out of 5 rating based on 7 reviews. Residents and families highlight:
- "My husband moved into Ashton Place. I've been very happy. The facility is very well laid out and easy for them to get around and not get lost. The people are incredibly trained to work with those who are diminished in their thinking and in their ability to care for themselves." – Family Member, July 2024
- "The nurses and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) who work there are always very helpful. In fact, one of the nurses stopped my daughter in the hall and asked about her dad. That, to me, is extremely personal." – Resident's Family Member
Family members also mention the layout reduces confusion risk, and staff know how to handle cognitive decline.
Pricing information
Monthly costs vary by care level:
Care Level
Monthly Cost Range
Basic Care
Starting at $2,680
Average Cost
$4,154
Premium Care
Up to $5,627
Pricing runs slightly above the local average of $4,153 but below the state average of $4,402.
Comparison with nearby facilities
Here's how Ashton Place Manor compares to other area facilities:
Facility Name
Starting Price
Key Features
Rating
Ashton Place Manor
$2,680
Rehabilitation gym, 122 certified beds
4.7/5
Mercy Crest Retirement Living
$3,020
Supportive environment, engaging activities
Not specified
Brookdale Fort Smith
$2,925
Memory care, assisted living
9.5/10
Peachtree Village
$3,150
Various amenities, supportive environment
9.7/10
Brookfield Assisted Living
$3,150
Compassionate care, community spirit
8.9/10
Management and staff quality
Kristi Terry, a licensed professional, administers the facility. Daily staffing averages:
- Total nursing time per resident: 4.6 hours
- Licensed nurse time: 1.4 hours
- Nursing aide time: 3.1 hours
Families praise the staff's attentiveness and experience with cognitive decline. Some reviews mention weekend understaffing that may slow response times.
Unique features and programs
- The facility's rehabilitation program includes a gym and therapy team for both recovery and ongoing wellness.
- Rooms and common areas are designed to feel residential rather than institutional.
- Staff provide individualized care, especially for residents with memory loss or cognitive decline.
Community reputation and recognition
Quality indicators include:
- Medicare and Medicaid certification
- Compliance with federal civil rights requirements
- Adherence to life safety codes since 2000
- A resident satisfaction rating of 4.7/5
The facility has a community score of 4.8 and is rated "Good" in resident reviews.
Conclusion
Ashton Place Manor focuses on rehabilitation and personalized care, with experienced staff in handling cognitive decline. Pricing is slightly above the local average, though many families say the quality of care justifies the cost.
Ashton Place Manor is worth considering if you need skilled nursing, rehabilitation, or long-term care. Before deciding, visit the facility in person, speak with current residents and family members, and review all fees and care options.
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