Heliotrope Assisted Living

6 citations in the last 2 years across 5 inspections. No complaints have been substantiated. Last inspected in February 2026.

Why we like it

• Six residents means genuinely personal care

  With only 6 beds, staff can build real relationships with each resident. Meals are shared around a table, not served in a cafeteria. If your loved one would feel lost in a large facility, this intimate setting is worth considering.

• 24/7 staff for a small home

  Round-the-clock staffing in a 6-bed home means the caregiver-to-resident ratio is dramatically better than what you'll find in larger communities. That translates to faster response times and more attentive daily care.

• Comprehensive daily living support

  Bathing, dressing, medication management, and meal preparation are all covered. The small setting allows care plans to be truly customized rather than following a one-size-fits-all schedule.

• Brand new with a limited track record

  Licensed in January 2023 with only 3 years of operation. The Otrium brand is young and unproven. Ask about the owner's prior experience in eldercare and what happens if the business doesn't work out.

• Limited amenities and social opportunities

  A 6-bed home won't have a fitness center, theater, or large activity calendar. Social interaction is limited to a handful of housemates. If your loved one is socially active, the small setting may feel isolating.

• No memory care program mentioned

  The website doesn't describe specialized dementia or memory care services. If cognitive decline is a factor, ask directly about their experience and training with memory-related conditions.

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Facility Details

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