Assisted Living Communities in Raeford, NC

"This is one of the nicer facilities I have experienced. The nurse aides are very nice and hardworking. They truly care about the residents. The facility is always very clean and well stocked with linens, towels, etc. The nurse aides responded promptly to call signals and every measure was taken to make sure residents were as comfortable as possible. Amenities include: a tv in every room, whirlpool spa bath, beauty salon, activity room, and sitting areas. "

"I toured Open Arms Retirement. It's an old building, but it was clean and well-maintained, and the staff was extremely friendly. They were very helpful. They stopped what they were doing and gave me a tour of everything. I did get to see the dining room and stuff like that. They had a place where they could do puzzles. They had a schedule if they were able to do it to keep them active."

"What I liked the best at Hope Spring was the lady that was the manager in charge. She was on top of her game. I was very impressed with her. The staff were attentive and very caring. However, it is an older facility, it's not a new construction. It was there in the 1950s when I was a child. It's well kept and it's clean. However, if you wanted a private room for a female relative, it did not include private bathrooms and showers. They were in the hallway. I was concerned looking for something for my mother. We showed up unannounced and just asked if we could tour the place, and they were very, very gracious."

"My husband moved into The Addison of Fayetteville. It's good and has a homey atmosphere. The staff members have been caring and concerned. They have bingo. My husband's room is adequate and fits his needs right now. He's had some grumbling about when he asks them to do something, and they can be a little slow about doing it."

"We had an in-person tour of Penick Village. We like its proximity to the town. We like the facility itself, but we can't get a two-bedroom. They provide new appliances. They redecorate every time somebody moves in. The food was good. It's a nice campus with walkways."

"I have visited Home Mills Retirement Center in the past and was very impressed. The staff has very little turnover. As I recall there are ladies that have been working there for 20 years. Very clean and comfortable."

"I spoke with one of the owners of this agency looking for a home health aid for my ailing grandfather. She seemed very caring and reassured me that if I decided to use her agency I would have one of he most caring and professional nursing assistants caring for him. While in her office, I was able to meet the co-owner who though was very busy at the time still took the time to greet me and let me know that if I ever felt a need to contact her than I should feel free to do so. The office staff including the office manager were all very friendly and professional which makes me believe that everyone values their job and are willing to do what it takes to make clients satisfied. This agency offered a variety of services from general home aids to licensed practical nurses and even had around the clock service in the event that I needed to be gone for a few days and did not want to leave my grandfather alone. I didn't even have to inquire about most of the services, the owner just mentioned them all to me. It is clear that she thought of everything someone might need and made sure that she provided services to fit those needs. Although I am still deciding on a service provider for my grandfather, I will assure you that this agency is in my top 2 choices right now. "

"My father has been here for a few months now. At a time when the choices and needs can be overwhelming, I am sure glad we chose Carolina Inn. We were looking for a place that could provide the level of care he needs but also the social environment he wants. He did not want to be confined to a bed in a nursing home which seemed to be the only other choice. They have a graded price/care scale based on needs. I did not find this anywhere else. It was either minimal care or bed ridden nursing home. Nothing in between. I eat there at least once a week and the food has been good. There is cafeteria style and also a bistro with specialty items as well. Even a happy hour with wine,beer,cheeses. His room is clean and his care has been great. He has limited mobility and needs help with most things. Any questions or concerns I have had during this process, they have always been one step ahead of me. We live a few hours away and it is comforting to know is well taken care of. I just feel the need to share my experience as I know this is a difficult decision that most of us will face and this is what worked for us. We were pretty much sold on this facility after our first tour. "

When one of your loved ones is older and can’t quite get around their house on their own or need more help than you are able to provide, it might be time to think of an alternative residence. The first name on your list when you are considering an assisted living facility should be Valley Pines Adult Care in Fayetteville, NC. Our facility is dedicated to ensuring each of our patients receives the care and attention they deserve. Our retirement home provides elderly members of Cumberland County and the surrounding region with dependable and trustworthy senior care services. With our 23 units, we are a mid-sized assisted living facility, offering both private and shared suites. We strive to promote a sense of community where our residents feel valued and recognized for their individuality. Our staff members take the time to connect with our residents to make them feel comfortable. We take our senior care responsibilities seriously and will do everything we can to ensure your loved one feels like our retirement home is their home. Personal Touch: We’re committed to getting to know each and every one of our residents so we can provide the best care possible. We want our residents to feel as if this assisted living facility is their home away from home. Communication: We understand how difficult it can be to place your loved one’s care in the hands of others. That’s why we invite family and friends to visit and to keep in regular contact with our staff.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

"The Coventry is part of St. Joseph of the Pines Continuing Care Retirement Community. I was told they do not accept potential residents from the community - you have to be part of the buy-in system for independent living with exorbitant up front costs. Good to know. "

"My dad stayed at St. Joseph for rehab. It was an excellent place and it’s very clean. My dad wanted to go back when he got through with his rehab; he stayed a little bit longer. His health improved so much -- his mobility, his appetite, and some medical issues that he’s had prior to going in did not bother him during his stay. The residents are able to interact with one another in a very open way. "

"I went to tour here. I liked the fact that even though it's assisted living, they have apartment-style rooms. So you can do a studio or a 1-bedroom, and they have a kitchenette. It's very clean, very nice, and very warm. The staff who gave the tour was very nice, professional, and courteous. They had a barber or beauty salon, and they also have an in-house theater and restaurant-style dining. The place itself was very clean. We haven't eaten there but what we looked at was very appetizing."

"My mom is going to stay in Fayetteville Manor. It is a great place. They have all kinds of activities that they do with the residents -- church, singing, exercising, arts and crafts, gardening, and more. Absolutely, I would recommend it. It is only for Alzheimer's and dementia patients; they only have Alzheimer's patients there. "

The Eastover Gardens facility was originally opened in the ’50s as a motor court hotel servicing HWY 301, then the main north-south thoroughfare from Florida to Maine. Sometime in the ’60s the building was converted into a nursing home to better meet the needs of the aging population of Cumberland County. Throughout its over 30 year history the facility has seen many changes and renovations, including the addition of a new wing and dining facility. In 2008 the Weeks began to implement their vision of opening Cumberland County’s only free-standing Alzheimer’s and dementia care facility. Mission Statement Eastover Gardens Special Care Facility in Eastover is designed specifically to care for those with memory impairment. Our mission is to be the preferred provider in Assisted Living/Alzheimer’s care in the community we serve. Our community will choose us because we specialize in compassion, knowledge and quality care by our team of trained caregivers. The entire Assisted Living Community is dedicated to the care of Alzheimer’s or related diagnoses.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