The Butterfield Trail Village Difference
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Founded in 1986 by five churches in Fayetteville, Arkansas, Butterfield Trail Village is a non-profit, locally governed LifeCare Retirement Community. Today the Village occupies 55 acres and boasts over 350 residents served by more than 70 staff. Residents enjoy life in an attractive Village Home, Cottage or Apartment with full access to a host of amenities intended to enrich and expand life's opportunities in retirement. Healthcare staff are available round the clock. And if there's ever a need for extended health care, there's a fully-staffed professional Health Care Center right here.
The Butterfield Trail Village Mission
- To provide contractual services, amenities and accommodations in an environmentally pleasing and secure environment.
- To promote privacy and a sense of community.
- To offer opportunities for personal growth and well-being.
- To provide outstanding programs and services.
- To use resources in a financially accountable manner.
- To act in an ethical and morally responsible fashion
- To maximize and maintain resident independence along a continuum of care.
- To pursue results and act in a manner that is in the best interest of the Butterfield Trail Village community.
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