Assisted Living Communities in Statesville, NC

"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."

Nestled in a welcoming setting, this community provides seniors with a comfortable lifestyle that combines independence with attentive care. Offering personalized support in both assisted living and memory care, residents benefit from a safe and engaging environment where their well-being always comes first. With English and Spanish spoken on-site, the community ensures families feel at ease knowing their loved ones are understood and supported. Life here is enhanced by thoughtfully designed amenities and services that promote convenience and enjoyment every day. Residents can take part in a variety of enriching activities, from music and games to arts and crafts, gardening, and exciting excursions. A beautifully landscaped garden and patio provide peaceful spaces for relaxation, while resident and guest parking, along with reliable transportation services, make it simple to stay connected with friends, family, and the wider community. Daily housekeeping, laundry services for clothing and linens, and even private cleaning options help take the worry out of chores, allowing residents more time to focus on the things they love. Dining is another highlight, with meals served in a welcoming dining room where residents enjoy shared experiences and the company of friends. Families are encouraged to join their loved ones at mealtime, making every visit feel special. For those with unique preferences or medical needs, a wide range of special diets—including diabetic, kosher, and vegetarian options—are available. With caring staff, a secure environment enhanced by a gated entry, and an array of services designed for comfort and peace of mind, this community offers not just a place to live, but a vibrant place to thrive. 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

"Peninsula Family Care Home was not like a big facility. It is smaller which is a type of home that I'm interested in looking at now for mom. There's a kitchen with a table and a family room, which would be inviting for the group to hang out together. I liked that. They have kind of a family feel."

Nestled in the quiet community of Spencer, North Carolina, Angels at Heart Family Care Home provides compassionate assisted living in an intimate, homelike environment. Licensed as a Family Care Home, this residence accommodates just six residents, ensuring truly personalized attention and support. The community is designed to help older adults maintain independence while having access to the daily assistance and reassurance they need, including help with personal care, medication management, and household tasks. Life at Angels at Heart is comfortable and engaging, with services tailored to enhance both convenience and quality of life. Residents enjoy freshly prepared meals served in a shared dining space, with accommodations available for special dietary needs such as diabetic, vegetarian, or kosher options. Daily housekeeping, laundry for clothing and linens, and private cleaning services keep living spaces fresh and tidy. For those who enjoy staying active and social, activities like music, games, arts and crafts, and group outings encourage creativity and connection. Transportation is available to help residents reach appointments and participate in community events, adding an extra layer of independence. What sets Angels at Heart apart is its small, family-style setting, which fosters close relationships between residents, staff, and visiting loved ones. Bilingual caregivers offer support in both English and Spanish, creating an inclusive environment for diverse families. The home’s location in Spencer places residents near local churches, parks, and cultural attractions, as well as convenient access to Rowan County’s shops and medical providers. With a focus on safety, dignity, and meaningful daily experiences, Angels at Heart Family Care Home offers peace of mind to families and a warm, welcoming atmosphere for seniors. 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 tour of Cadence Huntersville went great. They gave me a lot of information and I was able to see how they operate. The assisted living portion was very nice. I liked the fact that it was small. They were very friendly and caring, and the residents were free to sit in different areas. We passed by one activity where they were playing chair volleyball. The dining room looked great. All of their common living areas looked wonderful. The bedrooms were very nice and were a very nice size. Even the shared room was spacious. We viewed a studio apartment and it was bigger than I thought it would be. The bathroom was very spacious, too. They had the bars on the walls and they had a button you could push in case you needed help. Jonee was fantastic. She was definitely in her realm. She was absolutely wonderful and very friendly. She introduced us to other staff members that were very friendly also. The chef was coming down the hall and she introduced him to us and he talked a little bit with us about what he does as far as nutrition and the menu, and how he tries to please the residents. They just made us feel like we were at home. "

"Kannapolis Family Care Home was very small. There are only about 5 patients that they have. I like that it was very small, they got to know who the people were because they were right there with them all the time. I like that they all sat at the big table to eat and they sat in the den. They just had a birthday party for one of the residents, she was going through her presents while others were watching TV or walking around. They were all right there together. The person that normally gave tours wasn't there, so one of the ladies that was assisting with the patients helped me. And she did a great job, she took it upon herself to do it. She was very calm, very easygoing with the residents, and introduced them and showed us around. She was very good. There were some questions I had that she couldn't answer because that wasn't her normal job description, but she did the best she could. And then a woman who normally does it called me back later and apologized, and answered my questions, so that was nice. The place was very nice. There was no sign to the facility and there were no cars around it, so we weren't sure if we were in the right place or not. The lawn was a little unkempt, the grass was high, so we thought maybe it wasn't the place. But on the inside, it was very nice."

"We visited Grace Village's assisted living in Granite Falls. It's a brand new facility, and they said that they have therapy units there. We only met one person on the staff, and he was very good. He walked us through the complex and showed us what their services were. We discussed the cost of my wife being there, and he was forthcoming on that. The rooms we saw looked pretty good. I thought they were certainly large enough, as far as I could see. They also have a very nice waiting area."

"My wife was a resident of Jurney's Assisted Living. The grounds were in good shape, looked nice, and looked like they're cared for. The rooms were clean, too. The staff seemed pretty nice, but I was not there 24/7, and my wife didn't like some of them. There were a couple of them who she's real tight with, though. The food was served cold most of the time. Like the french fries weren't cooked all the way and they're cold. The food's not the best. They had bingo and church services on Sundays and Wednesdays. They had a time for painting, too. The management there was super friendly and super nice, at least the staff that I've run across. They always say hi to you. They're friendly, but the food just really knocked them down a little bit."

"I like TerraBella Lake Norman, because it's a large facility. They have a large number of caretakers, it's clean, modern, and it's close to home. My wife is in the memory care, and they're very caring. They're right on top of everything and they keep you well informed. It's expensive, but when comparing it to other facilities around, they're right in the middle. So they're very competitive. One of the good things about them is they have a lot of activities to keep their residents busy. In the memory care unit there are simple activities, but there are a lot of them, and it keeps them occupied, and everybody seems to get along. The amenities are limited since the people are kind of locked into a smaller space, but the overall facility is everything you would need, and they deal with all levels of care. So, it's good."

"This facility does the absolute best in there power to help our family members be more comfortable. They truly care and listen to the residents questions and concerns. Maintenance is fast in repairs and all around just the best place in mooresville to place your loved ones. Thank you all"

"My husband has been in Catawba Valley Assisted Living for awhile now. They have an excellent staff. I've been very pleased with them. The dining hall is very nice. The food is good. They're very accommodating. My husband never has to wait when he has a need. They're right there to take care of him. Medicines are given on time. Meals are served when they say they're going to be served. He just gets the care that he needs and I'm very pleased with that. He is a very picky eater and he doesn't like a lot of different things, but he likes the sandwiches. The dining area is always clean and very orderly. They have it decorated nicely with very comforting colors. My husband's room is fine. He has one of the larger rooms. They're either private or semi-private rooms. There are no apartments and no kitchen facilities, but I don't have a problem with that. He doesn't need a kitchen anyway. They have activities normally every day. Of course they can't now because of COVID, so there are still restrictions. When there are no restrictions, they have musical groups who come in, they do crafts, they have bingo, and they have shopping trips for anyone who wants to go. In the fall they go to the mountains for picnics. They had huge Christmas dinners for families. I have a little bit of an issue with the corporate office on some things that involved money. That's the biggest problem I have right now."

"Our experience having dad in Mocksville Senior Living is not too bad. Right now they're all locked in, but they had activities like movies and go to parks. The meals don't seem too bad, they have the usual like chickens, vegetables and meat. It's a little older property. I would think that the nursing staff would be a little more aware of all the things going on."

"My mom is in Somerset Court of Mocksville. They have switched doctors and pharmacists, so I'm not thrilled with the incidences. They're not giving her medication because they say they switched and it's causing problems. Well, that's no reason to deny people medication. Most of the help is good except they've taken away her supplements like calcium and all that stuff that you take by yourself at home. They won't let her touch a pill there without a doctor's prescription, even if it is over-the-counter. It annoys a living hell out of me. They've taken her stuff without her knowing. You have to go and approach them. Then they admit to taking it. You just suddenly find it missing and wonder what the hell happened, and the stuff is not cheap. Other than that, she seems to have made friends there and has settled in. God is good, but you don't want to dance in a small boat, so that's what I'm trying not to do. The place looks OK. I think it could use more trees and green space. They're crowded in a little corner in a busy town that's got a lot of cement for a little town. It's neat, and it's clean. It's got way too much cement for me, and it certainly doesn't make it any cooler in the summertime. It's aesthetically OK. It's not as pretty or as nice as some that I've been in, but it's not as bad as others. I'm happy with the room, and it's aesthetically pleasing. My mom gets her own room. For as much as what people charge for half a room in some places, she gets a room there. She has to share a bathroom, but it's a nice bathroom. This is a pretty decent place. It's not really big, but it's not really small. She likes it. It has enough space for one person to try to get better without the added expense one room would cost the person. If they would straighten out the doggone medication problem, the pill problem, and the pharmacy problem, I'd say the value for the money is good. They talk about having lots of activities, but half of their activities are geared toward Christian activities. If you don't happen to be Christian, then that probably doesn't help you. Other than that, it's good value for the money. They have the nail thing. They have a spa for people who have problems showering by themselves, so that's helpful. It's not a glamorous place, but it's OK. My only complaint about this place is that they lack green space for people to sit in. They have some levels of flexibility, which I didn't anticipate when I first got my mother in there. They're not a bad place at all. They're not the best I've looked at, but they're not the worst I've looked at. Some staff are really great; some staff are not so great. The food is a whole lot better than the nursing home. The facility looks really well maintained. They look really good."

"I visited my friend's parents at Taylorsville House. It is clean and the food looks really good. The workers that I met, and staff are nice and have a good attitude. They take good care of the residents, and the residents look clean, and they seem to be happy. The rooms are a nice size, and they are clean. The dining area is clean. They have a cook there that prepares meals and stuff. I know that they have a courtyard in the back where they can go out and they can sit outside. They can play games or watch television. They have music and then they have an activities person that does activities with some of the residents."