Assisted Living Communities in Gastonia, NC

"At the time, they told me the shortest respite care they offer is 30 days and I was looking for something shorter than that. It was a very nice facility and people seemed to be very active as I went through both areas of assisted and memory and people seemed to be engaged. However, when I visited a room that they had opened, it was unoccupied at the time, I thought it was very dismal. I know that people don't stay there in that room during the day, but it was very small. It probably would only accommodate a single bed and maybe one piece of furniture and a chair. I was not impressed with the size. It was less than 10 x 10. The staff during the tour was very nice. She was new, so she had to get back to me with a couple of questions that I had posed although she was very accommodating and the intake person was very, very nice. I only was in contact with two people. When they got back to me and told me that it would be a 30-day minimum, I didn't pursue it any further."

"We have chosen Spring Arbor of Steele Creek, and it was for assisted living. It's for both my parents, so they needed to have a suite-apartment style option, and they have that available there. The staff was very friendly. The facility itself was bright and sunny. The rooms were bright and funny, too. They had several activities and opportunities for my parents to socialize and meet other neighbors that are there in the community. It was in a lovely, suburban type setting. It was also very close to major medical facilities. My parents could easily get to doctors' appointments, and dental appointments, and things like that, which would accept their medical supplementary insurance. So that was also really an advantage. They had a hair salon, a media room, and a library. Each floor was set up where there were places for people to sit down and have conversations. They have sofas, club chairs, tables, and stuff so that you could mingle throughout your day. Their kitchen area was like a multi-purpose area for larger group events. I like the fact that every day they had something planned that my parents would enjoy, whether it was Bible study, arts and crafts, or movies and things like that, so there was a variety of options throughout the week. They also had the opportunity to go out to eat or go on planned excursions for the community. So that also factored into my decision."

"We toured Spring Oak York. They were very accommodating. We had a situation where my father would go into another home. We were in a time crunch to get my father somewhere to live. They jumped right on us. They helped us every step of the way. They're a very nice facility."

"I chose MerryWood on Park because the location is very good. It's close to my family. The people that worked there and the administrators were just super nice and had been there a long time, like the chef has been there for 30 years. They were all very professional, but super nice and helpful. I met a good bit of the residents when I toured, and I went back several times. I had lunch there and the residents were very friendly, came over to the table, introduced themselves, even sat down with me to talk, just very friendly, and it seemed like they were all happy to be there. The apartments and everything were small, a little bit smaller than I would have originally wanted, but I'm ready to do some downsizing because of how nice they keep the place. And they were doing improvements. They have other things planned for improvement. The people and atmosphere were very pleasant and the location was just perfect. The food was great. You get three meals a day."

"Brighton Gardens of Charlotte was the best facility I have seen for my mom. I liked the location, the amenities, and the cleanliness. I wasn't able to try the food, but the area is beautiful. They have hired a new social director. He's from a cruise line, and he was sharing innovative ideas on how he would be communicating with his staff, like having the information come up on the televisions in their rooms. He's thinking out of the box with different activities to help keep people involved. He is a very personable young man. He is very, very good. I think that family members would enjoy it. Just overall, it is one of the best facilities I've seen. There are more expensive facilities, but I think Brighton Gardens, for the money, is still better than some of the more expensive ones that I've seen."

"We have chosen The Blake at Baxter Village. We went to see it and they were really friendly and informative. I just liked everything about the place. I thought it would be an excellent new home for my mother. They showed me the assisted living part. Diana was the one who showed me the place, and I just really liked her because she was straightforward. She did not try to pressure me, and she answered a lot of questions that I wasn't clear on before I talked with her. I toured the dining area and I was really impressed with the menu that I saw. They had a special of the day, and then a nice menu that you could choose from if you weren't interested in the special of the day. They had a courtyard, a beauty salon, and an area where people could gather and visit. They had a rehab section and a couple of cafeterias, one for memory care and one for assisted living."

"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."

"The staff is very pleasant and do a good job. People are friendly and take good care of you. They have good nursing staff. The room is pleasant and sufficient for my needs. They have some games, puzzles, reading groups, and therapy which is very good. The place feels homey."

"Cadence Huntersville was fantastic. I got to tour their assisted living, but I also spent probably 40 minutes in a sit-down meeting with them and I was impressed. It has the flexibility if my mother had to go into memory care, for my dad to come to see her if they had to be separated. I like that option. Dad would also have that option to sign himself out for the day and come back in with flexibility. So, there are a lot of things that would work for my parents. They have a salon and barbershop depending on what day of the week it is because they don't have the barbershop all week long. They have groups that they take out to go shopping and things like that but I don't think my parents will be using that. The place felt very homey. "

"I am moving into The Pines on Carmel. I liked that it was open and airy with lots of windows and lots of lights. They had several outdoor spaces. They had several different sizes of apartments and I had to bring my own appliances. The staff that I met was very good."

"The first thing that we liked about Rock Hill Grove Senior Living was the area where it was located. As soon as you turn off the road and you go down a driveway, there's that beautiful complex there. I liked the happiness of the residents and the cleanliness of the entire complex. The apartments were very nice and the bathrooms were very thought out with the grab bars and seats in the showers and walk-in showers. Laura was great. She took care of us, showed us around, and explained everything to us. The greatest amenity was the food, the room size, and the closets. The friendliness of the place was awesome, from the residents to the people working there. They do exercises, they have a room where they do activities (from cooking to arts and crafts), and they also do other activities that we liked. This month, they're supposed to have a ball where they dress the residents up in ball gowns and they'll have a little dance to make them feel a part of. It's wonderful. It was just a great experience."

Welcome to House of Peace by Majestic Residences Nestled in the heart of Charlotte, North Carolina, House of Peace by Majestic Residences welcomes you to a haven of unparalleled comfort, warmth, and care. Our boutique 8-bed residential care home embodies a unique blend of personalized care, homely ambiance, and professional expertise. We extend an invitation for you to explore, connect, and rediscover the essence of harmonious living. A typical resident at House of Peace by Majestic Residences needs some form of hands-on assistance to perform everyday activities, including bathing, grooming, toileting, and getting dressed. Some of our residents need memory care assistance due to Alzheimers Disease or Dementia. For them, our Resident Ambassadors will help manage more complex tasks, including medication management as well as other healthcare needs. Our typical resident may also be at a higher risk for falls or other safety concerns. We evaluate our potential residents before they move into our home to ensure we are the right fit together. Our fees reflect the care our residents need to thrive in our residential assisted living home. Our Services Include: 24-Hour Supervision An RN Approved Individualized Plan Of Care In-Home Physician Services Available Medication Management & Monitoring Assistance With Bathing, Grooming, Showering, Toileting, and Nutrition Health Promotion And Monitoring Meals And Snacks With Specialized Diets Proprietary Incontinence Program Laundry And Housekeeping Services Emergency Response Services Memory And Cognitive Disability Assistance Social Activities Horticulture Program Recreational Activities Music Program Holiday And Birthday Celebrations Leisure Time Activities Respite Services Available Adult Day Services Available Why Choose House of Peace? Personalized Care: Our limited capacity ensures that each resident receives the utmost attention and tailored care they deserve. Each individuals preferences, routines, and needs are catered to, making their experience genuinely personal. Experienced Staff: Our team is a collective of passionate individuals with years of experience in senior care. Trained to handle diverse needs, they ensure every resident feels at home. State-of-the-Art Amenities: Equipped with modern amenities and designed for convenience, House of Peace offers spacious rooms, lush gardens, cozy living areas, and therapeutic spaces, ensuring a fulfilling stay. Holistic Approach: We believe in caring for the mind, body, and soul. Our range of activities, both recreational and therapeutic, ensures that our residents are engaged, stimulated, and rejuvenated.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"I toured Denver Family Care Home. It was just a house with six people and a caretaker. It was absolutely lovely and so pristine. The person who is the 14-day on and 14-day off staff member who was present was wonderful, available, and informative. She didn't even know we were coming. The residents were clean. Their rooms were clean. The house was clean. Everyone was eating and having breakfast and going about their day. It's very organized. It's a lovely place. I wish it was a good fit for my father-in-law, but unfortunately not. If he needed assisted living, it would be perfect."

"We were trying to keep my parents together, and my objective was to have assisted living and memory care in the same building, so that was the only reason. Brookdale was lovely. I thought it would be great for my dad, but I was concerned that once they had to move my mother to memory care that he wouldn't go visit her. Everybody was very nice, but we just had a very short meeting. We had a very brief conversation about the layout of the facilities and how it was structured between memory care and assisted living, and we just kind of realized it probably wasn't going to work for my mom. They have a great reputation in Charlotte. We have some friends who had parents or friends who had lived there and absolutely loved it. We just knew it was not going to work for my parents. "