Assisted Living Communities in Gastonia, NC

At Spring Arbor, we believe in providing you with the right care at the right time and supporting you to the fullest as your care needs change. Our goal is to meet residents exactly where they are, empowering them to pursue independence while fostering health, wellness, and achieving favorable results. Additionally, we prioritize the holistic integration of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, ensuring a comprehensive approach to care. Your journey with us starts with a comprehensive assessment of your health needs, preferences, and personal history. Based on this, we develop an Individualized Care Plan (ICP) tailored specifically to you. This plan is regularly reviewed and updated to reflect any changes in your requirements. Upon moving in, our dedicated team takes the time to understand your care preferences on a personal level. We provide assistance with personal care and support, including dressing, bathing, and medication management, tailored to your individual needs as outlined in your ICP. Our purpose is to empower our residents to live independently while enriching their days with meaning and fulfillment in a comfortable and engaging environment. At Spring Arbor, we believe in providing you with the right care at the right time and supporting you to the fullest as your care needs change. This is why we provide personalized care options and services in a secure environment 24 hours a day, seven days a week. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"My mom was in another assisted living facility previously and it was a nightmare. I was so worried when I had to find another one and in a short amount of time. When I contacted Spring Oak, everyone I interacted with was so nice and professional. Every time I visit, I encounter so many wonderful staff members that are willing to go above and beyond to make sure her needs are met. I am so thankful for the entire staff for helping her feel welcome. If you are looking for a more personable experience, I would definitely recommend this facility."

In the heart of beautiful Charlotte, NC lies MerryWood on Park. Known for hospitality and a tangible sense of belonging, this is the perfect community for anyone seeking to live their life in their style among warm and joyful residents and compassionate team members.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"I toured Brighton Gardens of Charlotte. They offered a lot in everything that we were looking for, but it was way above our budget for what they could do. I loved everything about them. It was a very nice facility, and the lady who gave the tour was good."

"My mother has been resident of The Blake at Baxter Village since March 2023. After recovery from a surgery, the family realized that due to cognitive decline, that she could no longer care for herself in her condo in New York. After doing some research into home health assistance or facilities in NY we decided to move her closer to family in South Carolina. After one tour of The Blake, I was confident that the location, apartment layout and services would be a good fit. The staff who work directly with residents from the dining room servers, Med Techs and Personal Assistants are all amazing! There is a wide range of social activities available, from group exercise classes, coveted BINGO and my mother’s favorite “social hour on Wednesdays”. They go on shopping trips, partake in local Baxter events and go visit many of the fun places in York County like orchards and parks."

"My father is in memory care at Peninsula Family Care Home, and it's very good. The rooms were very nice, furnished, and very clean. This is a small six-bed family home. It has a family room, a bedroom, a kitchen, and a breakfast area. The staff is very good. Because it's small with only six beds, it's very individualized type of care. There are no amenities. They have some activities that they try to do with the residents, such as playing some games or doing puzzles or something, but it's not like your typical assisted living that has 100 beds or so."

"It was very clean and presentable, but the rooms were unfurnished. The staff who assisted us with the tour was very nice, very cordial, and accommodating. I saw residents sitting in the dining room, and it was almost like restaurant style. The menus were individually varied, so it was a nice touch."

"I visited Charter Senior Living of Charlotte and toured their assisted living facility. The facility was very nice, and the employees I met were very nice and very knowledgeable. They helped me understand how the process works. They were just ready to be available with anything that I needed. They were also very caring and compassionate. Everything was very neat and clean. As soon as you pulled up, the grounds were very neatly manicured, so it was very presentable. The room I saw was a nice size with a bed and sofa. It also had a little kitchenette with a refrigerator. There was no stove, but I think it was manageable."

"We toured Cadence Huntersville. There were a lot of things that I liked about it, but I liked the friendliness of the staff. I liked the cleanliness of it. I liked all the activities that they had there. It just seems like a very family-orientated community. We did get a chance to meet the chef, and we were very impressed with the chef. We looked at the studio plus the kitchenette."

"We toured Arbor Ridge at Huntersville. It had very friendly staff. It's very clean. It had a lot of activities, and pretty much it was just as nice as the other one that we visited. They had coloring activities for the individuals that stayed there. They were singing songs. It's a very good facility."

"It was a small, clean, and a quiet community. It had an activity room, and it had outside entertainment that they bring in from time to time. The residents are also able to go outside as long as they don't have dementia. They do exercises outside to get some fresh air. They serve 3 meals a day. "

"My dad moved into TerraBella Rock Hill. What I liked best is that the staff seemed extremely caring and welcoming, and my dad was comfortable on the first day he arrived. They have a salon and barbers on the premises. They did a lot of activities with their residents. It's conducive given the patients that require memory care. It is clean, well-lit, and has pretty decent-sized spacing."

"The Pines on Carmel was very clean and very handicap accessible. I went to see an area where people could go out and just sit. I would have had to take my wheelchair for something like that instead of walking, but that was perfect. The woman who assisted me was very professional and very caring. She wanted to help me, but it was out of her jurisdiction to help me with my finances. She said she would have to have somebody else call me about that part, but I never got a follow-up call about that. So, I'm assuming that for what I needed, they just couldn't help me. I wasn't stressing over it, though. I was OK with everything. The visit was perfect."

"I toured Brookdale Ebenezer Road. It was just the whole atmosphere. We liked them and we liked the security of the place as well. And all the people from the residents to the staff, everybody was cool. They really enjoy being there. We looked at a one bedroom that's got a little living room area. The studio was nice too. We just figured the one-bedroom would be better for Dad, just because when we go to visit him we could just sit in his living room area, or go outside. The layout, we love the way it's like a circle, so it's not like you're locked into one specific area or anything. It's more open and inviting. Damon gave us a tour, he was great, informative, and gave us any information. And even the staff that we met, a couple of the therapists, and they would talk about different cognitive therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy. They do a lot of different therapies there and that was a great thing too, because it was about doing different cognitive things that might help Pops with the memory stuff."