Assisted Living Communities in Rocky Mount, NC

Home is the Place to Be: We all want to be independent, meeting our own needs; but sometimes situations arise when we require short or long term assistance. Whether young, elderly, ill or recovering, family members can.t always provide the help we require. That.s when Addus can help.Our goal at Addus HealthCare is to help you become more self-sufficient, recover and regain your independence in familiar surroundings and around those you know and love. Trusted Experience: Addus is one of the nation.s largest providers of comprehensive home care services. Today, we serve clients in 16 states providing over 11,500,000 hours of service annually.As one of the largest providers of comprehensive health services in the country, our reputation of excellence and performance is shown in the improved health, independence and quality of life achieved by those we serve. We understand the unique needs and desires of our consumers and provide each with the personal attention and flexibility they deserve.Personalized Care: Let our staff of professionals develop a personalized care plan tailored to meet you or your loved one.s individual needs.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 think it was well decorAted and smelled like a well kept home. If I were to choose a facility for my parents this where I would pick!"

"This facility is mostly for the elderly. As i walked in i notice how fancy the place was decorated. It was really clean and it smelled like Olive Garden. If you're a fan of Olive garden than that's not a bad thing. The food looked delicious. The staff was nice. I was greeted a few times before making conversation with one of the nurses. She explain to me about the importance of making sure the residents are taking they're medication and enjoying they're time where as much as possible. The nurses have a lot of passion in what they do. Doing the conversation a resident over heard us talking and co-sign the things the nurse was stating. I really liked that. "

"Elm City Assisted Living is laid out pretty much like any nursing home I have seen on the lower-income scale. But when I went and toured the place before deciding on it, I love the people there. I really love the relationship between the staff and the residents, and that's what's important for me and my dad. He has a roommate, there are no apartments in this place, just rooms. They have available activities though my dad doesn't participate, but they don't go anywhere at all. I have been there when they were playing bingo, people from the local church come in and they have prayer time and bible readings. They also have common areas with couches and TV. They go eat in the cafeteria area, but my dad says the food sucks. He's not a very picky man but he says it's bad. If they can make the food situation better that would be great. The rooms are older and not really super nice."

"This place is a women's facility. When i visit this place today i notice several things. The food that was prepared and served today looked like it could have came from a restaurant. The staff members are kind and down to earth. I watched a nurse sit in a residents room during her lunch just to make sure that the resident was taking her medication like the doctor prescribed. I was also told that it is no profanity allowed in the home. Which is a plus in my book. The women at this facility are respectful and civilize. I really enjoyed visiting it. "

"Visiting Britthaven Of Tarboro Facility, where my dad lives is a great facility for residents to stay in. When I go visit my dad at the facility he is always happy to see me. My dad's room is a very nice size with a soft and comfortable bed for him to sleep in. He has a small refrigerator in his room to keep any snacks or any kind of food that he don't want to store in the facility's refrigerator. The residents living with my father at the facility are cool and fun to talk to. Some of the residents like to sit on the porch and and enjoy the weather. The staff always keep an eye on the residents, its always one or two around them at the most. Conversating with the staff lets you know that they are willing to help and be there for the residents. The resident's rooms are extremly clean, no cups or dinner trays in there rooms at all. My father has alot of friends that treat him like family, dad and the residents play cards and board games in the activity room like its there daily routine. I asks my dad, "What he like about the facility," he says that "The staff and the residents make him feel like home." Moving my dad to Britthaven's Facility makes me happy to know that he's always in good hands. "

"My mother moved into Trinity Retirement Villas #1. I'm totally satisfied with their services. That's the highest recommendation I could give. There's continuous staff, and nurses are there, and also hospice is involved in taking care of my mother. The care is excellent, and the meals are home-cooked and good; there's no take out. It's a clean community. My mom is sick at times, and they help care for nausea, dizziness, and normal things that happen with people her age. I have been there with her when she was a little under the weather, and they're right there with me as I sit with her. She's in a semi-private room, and they have a day room that all the residents can go to and watch TV. The room is an adequate in size for two people. I go in and see their dinner menus, and I see food that I would like to eat myself. The building is very accessible. It's very good."

"I visited Wilson Assisted Living. The facility is very neat and also made like an apartment complex. The facility is brick and home warming. When I first stepped foot into the facility I was amazed of how it was kept so neatly. The residents were sitting outside enjoying the weather and conversating to each other. There are staff outside with the residents keeping them company and making sure that they are doing okay, laughing and joking. I saw one the staff while laughing and joking hug one of the residents after the joke to comfort him. The residents are dressed so nicely and smells like the smell of clean clothes just coming out of the dryer. I went inside of the facility to see how they were living, when I entered, one of the staff where doing one of the residents hair and had two more residents waiting to get their hair done also. I asked the resident how she liked her hair and she replied, "I love my hair, she always does a good job". I think that the facility is a very awsome facility and the staff are very friendly and cares about the residents as if they were family. Visiting the facility lets you know that there really are good facilities out there, that will keep your family safe and taken good care of. "

"I visited my Aunt at The Jane and it is a wonderful place. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It is very clean and beautiful"

"This facility is mostly for the elderly. It's 1 mile from the hospital and its built like an apartment style habitat. Most of the residents here can take care of themselves. There are also parts of the facility for residents that need nursing assistant. I really like how they provide a higher level of service for the elderly such as preparing meals, medication assistance, housekeeping, regular check in's and laundry. The Residents are friendly and down to earth. Its always a pleasure to be able to walk in a place and see people who truly care about the elderly. Two thumbs up. "

"My sister was there about 8years in the Alziheimers unit. There were times I had to ask at the desk for some one to clean the bathroom, feces on toilet, clean sticky room floor from spills. My sister was left unatted by a worker named Jasmine, and she fell out of the wheel chair and broke the skin on her head. Jasmine was ask by the daughter not to leave her mother unattended. Failed many times while there and was taken to the hospital. A police report was filed but no actions were taken. My sister died while still living there in the hospital. Her daughter never received a condolance card from The Wilson facility. I would not send a dog there. The facility could use a complete over haul of stall workers especially Barbara the director. Annjanette, the supervisor is not doing her job of following up, on those she is suppose to be supervising and training. My sister was in Hospice and were in pain. I went to the desk to see if the nurse left medication for pain. The evening lady at the desk did not know my sister was in Hospice. What does that tell a family member? So very unprofessional.. "

"My mother has just checked into Scotland House. They offer various activities like arts and crafts, bingo, and religious services. They're very courteous. It is a new community. It is clean, neat, and well laid-out. My mother is in in a private room that is very spacious. It can accommodate a full or a queen-sized bed, a table, a dresser, and a nightstand. The room has a very wide bathroom, and it is wheelchair accessible. It is very nice room size. They provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner. If you don't like what's on the menu, you can order soup or a sandwich. My mom seems to love the food so much better than where she was at. She also enjoys what activities they have."

The Maple offers a luxurious and intimate alternative to your typical assisted living facility. You will be cared for around the clock by a licensed caregiver who will devote themselves to your every need. With one caregiver for every three residents, you can rest assured that you will have their devoted attention. Residents will enjoy three fresh and delicious meals a day along with tea time and snacks in-between. Every week we will offer social, leisure, recreational, and educational activities that will stimulate your mind and allow you to get to know your fellow residents. Learn more about our wonderful amenities at https://www.seniorfluent.com/amenities. 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

"They found Louisburg Manor for the mother of my daughter-in-law. The other residents were very welcoming, and she says it feels just like home. They have a resident cat, they built a house for it, and there’s a gazebo, so they go outside and feed the cat. She eats in the dining room three times a day, she is happy with the food, and she gets snacks. They have arts and crafts, exercises, they have servicess every Sunday, and a hairdresser comes, so she can get her hair done. A doctor comes in there. It’s not new, but it’s very clean, and neat, with a beautiful setting, and a yard."