Assisted Living Communities in Elon, NC

"My Father was in their Assisted Living unit. Our family was very happy with the care he received. The Med Techs and Aides were very responsive and caring. Whenever Dad pushed his call button staff came quickly. The management was great with their communication and was very accessible. My Das has been in 2 other Assisted Living facilities before we moved him to Heritage Greens. It definitely is so much better than the other 2 he was in."

"I went through the assisted living at Brookdale Northwest Greensboro. I felt very well taken care of. I think it was a busier facility than the other place, but there were plenty of people that were sitting in groups chitchatting, and going down the halls. Some people spoke to us. The staff knew them by name. I liked the fact that they feel roomy inside. It's not like you put a single bed and a dresser in there and that's all you get. You have a living space as well as a bedroom. It was very well-maintained and clean. The staff was great. The meals in the dining room looked great."

"I toured Brookdale High Point North Assisted Living. They were very accommodating. The person that we were supposed to meet wasn't there, so someone else had to show us around. They couldn't give us pricing yesterday, but they're going to email that to me. The facility is very nice. They have a lot of activities. It seems like they take care of the patients very well. There were lots of nice things that the patients could do. They have a bistro there. If you need assisted living, I think it's a good community. It's newer and it doesn't need any updating. It looks nice on the inside. It's very pleasant. They have a fish tank with fish in it in the front entryway, which is nice. The rooms are small, but that's just normal for assisted living these days. It was clean and it's not that old. "

"We went to Brookdale Skeet Club. It was very quiet. We talked to all the residents. They had been there for a long time and were very pleased with the facilities. And just the layout of the whole place was good. The size of the room is large enough for a king-sized bed, chair, and dresser. And maybe a small chest or something, but not more than that. But it's more than adequate for a person. The community felt sort of like it was a home environment."

"They took great care of my mom in Horizons...she was not the easiest of residents either...they really treated her great! We since had to move her to skilled but we miss everyone here!"

"Brookdale Meadowmont was excellent. The place is very good from what I saw. The rooms were nice and the dining area looked fine. They have a place to do crafts, a meeting room, and the memory unit was separate."

"We chose Blakey Hall for my mother-in-law. Her room there was clean and has plenty of room. The dining area was nice and seems to serve good food. The staff is very helpful, nice and professional. The value for the money is as good as the rest of them, they're all costly anyway so it's okay. The place is well-kept and clean."

"I would rank Elon Village as one of the best options for care in Alamance County. I'm in and out of care facilities daily, most of which I find to be unacceptable, but I would not hesitate to recommend a loved one be placed here. The staff does a remarkable job and the owner truly cares about the residents and employees. "

"My mother is still at Twin Lakes Community. It is excellent. Moving into assisted living, they have a brand-new facility, which is beautiful, very accessible, spacious, airy, and enjoyable to be in. The staff are very personable and very caring. Whatever is requested, it tends to be done almost immediately. They're on the spot, they're there to care and they show it. They have a cafeteria style, and the food has always been very good. It's onsite and only probably 40 yards away from where my mom lives. It's expensive there like anywhere when you're in assisted living. But at this point, because of the religious backing and of being a foundation-oriented organization, once you're in, you're in through all your life stages. They're more expensive than others. But once you run through the assets, you turn to Medicaid, and she's still there. She's on Medicaid and is receiving the same services as if she was paying the full amount. "

"The Oaks of Burlington was a nice, clean place and they were nice people but it just goes back to the price. They wanted about $4000 a month and we couldn’t afford it. The atmosphere was great. They had big, nice rooms but the price was higher than the hotels. The staff was friendly and nice. "

"Golden Years has me on the fence for a few reasons. The staff was wonderful; nice and energetic and very intelligent. The grounds and some of the things I noticed with the building just did not sit well with me. I did not like the fact they did not have a lot of flowers and trees surrounding the area especially flowers. Let the guests plant the flowers. I bet they would love that. I would even volunteer it. Spruce up the place a bit. The inside just needs redecorating I guess. Do not get me wrong, it does not look like bad in there but I think it just needs changing around. "

"My brother and I placed our father with WCS twice during the last 2-3 years. WCS is a top notch facility with the most caring staff. They were very innovative in making efforts to accommodate Dad as his disease progressed and we were most grateful for them at such a challenging time for us. We always felt welcome. Dad always looked well groomed and happy to be there. My family learned about WCS from a friend who also placed a family member here. It was a blessing to find such outstanding professional, personal, and affordable care so close by so I could spend more time with my Dad. Our family highly recommends wcs for others searching for additional care support for their loved ones. Sincerely, Greeson "

"My brother was at Making Visions Come True. The thing I liked best about it was that it was very clean and organized. It was a small assisted living facility. The staff members were very attentive and they cared about my brother. But one of the employees would get very frustrated with things and yell a lot. She yelled at my brother, and he didn't like that. With regards to amenities, my brother is a smoker, and they had a designated area for them to smoke apart from the building. They provided for them, so that was a good thing. However, they didn't have any comfortable chairs for them to sit inside the building. There was an area where they had lots of chairs for the residents there to sit and watch TV, but no comfortable chairs. So to me, that was the downside."

"My grandmother is in Springview, and it is wonderful. They call me if she's having a bad day. They took her to the hospital twice, and they are taking care of all her medical needs. The staff is positive, caring, and very patient. She shares a room with another lady. She doesn't have a bathroom in her room, but she has a bathroom outside of her door. It is nice and clean. She doesn't participate in the activities, but I know they have speakers come in. They have people come in and play music. I have not eaten there, but I have been there when she eats, and she loves it. The communications the staff has with the family is impeccable. There are only 12 people. It is cheaper, and it is a lot more personalized. "