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2778 Country Club Drive, Hampstead, NC 28443
4.3
(16 reviews)
"I visited Stonebridge Assisted Living & Memory Care and I loved the location. The place was nice. The director, Erin, was very thorough and professional. More importantly, the place was very, very clean."
$3,312
4026 S Nc Highway 11, Wallace, NC 28466
5.0
(5 reviews)
"Dayspring of Wallace was very nice, clean, and the people were friendly. We liked the community a lot. It was really beautifully decorated and there was no odor. The rooms that they showed us were nice, and the only thing we didn't like was that the rooms only allow one television, so they can't watch what they specifically want. The closets were also too high for a person with dementia. But other than that the size of the rooms were nice. We saw residents having lunch when we visited there, and they also had activities posted. They also have church for them, they have a beauty parlor, and it's nice."
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571 South Sycamore Street, Rose Hill, NC 28458
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329 Cooper St,, Kenansville, NC 28349
3.0
(1 reviews)
"My mom moved to Wellington Park. It's more like a family, the whole place because it's not a huge place. That's the biggest thing about it. You get a little bit more care because they don't have as many patients to care for. The staff have been all very nice and very helpful. They're very good, nice people. They did their jobs. They feed them well, but I do think they could do a little bit better on the meals and they will. They're just getting started, so things will change gradually. I'm sure the meals aren't terrible or anything. It'll be nice to see some other different things coming out of the kitchen. They don't have enough variety. They have outdoor spaces. They have an activities room and all that sort of stuff, but a lot of the patients that are coming there already can move around a lot, but they don't seem to care too much about doing any of the activities as much as you would think, but they do at times. They have different things happening. The guy came in and played the guitar the other day and I carried my mom there in a wheelchair. We sit there and listen to him singing different songs or playing the guitar. It's pretty good. Everybody seems to enjoy it. As for the value, it is certainly reasonable for what they're doing. It's affordable to the family."
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205 Martha Lane, Clinton, NC 28328
4.0
(1 reviews)
"The amenities of Clinton House Assisted Living are great. The staff is pretty good. We went up in there, and they told us everything that they can do for our dad. They are helping him with therapy, too. The rooms are nice. I like it because I have access to his room whenever I am ready. We all decided that it's the place for him, and he likes it. "
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Joan
5.0
Review of Dayspring of Wallace
Dayspring of Wallace was very nice, clean, and the people were friendly. We liked the community a lot. It was really beautifully decorated and there was no odor. The rooms that they showed us were...
Assisted Living
Wendy
5.0
Review of Dayspring of Wallace
I liked that Dayspring of Wallace was bigger than other facilities. It was clean and it was good. They have an open area where you can go outside. It's across from a park, so the residents are able...
Assisted Living
Caring90779550
5.0
Review of Dayspring of Wallace
My sister is at Dayspring of Wallace. The facility is very clean and the staff was great. The people that worked there has been nice to us and helped us get things organized and work out for us....
In Wallace, assisted living facilities rates are $5,254 for monthly services, which is considerably higher than the respective state and national averages of $4,010 and $4,500. The only surveyed city in North Carolina with more expensive assisted living rates is Raleigh, where seniors pay $5,338. In Goldsboro, care costs are $2,500 lower than in Wallace at $2,700 per month. In Jacksonville, seniors pay $3,600, and in Asheville, rates are closer to Wallace’s median at $4,998.
Wallace
$5,254
North Carolina
$4,010
The United States
$4,500
Goldsboro
$2,700
Jacksonville
$3,600
Raleigh
$5,388
Asheville
$4,998
Seniors in Wallace pay an estimated $5,254 per month for assisted living, though care costs may be higher or lower depending on a facility’s size, amenities and location.
In Wallace, low-income seniors may have assisted living services covered under NC Medicaid.
Learn more about these programs, plus who’s eligible, on our Assisted Living in North Carolina page.
While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for assisted living, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance assisted living costs include:
For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in North Carolina page.
The cheapest long-term care option in Wallace is an adult day care facility, which costs $1,289 monthly. This is approximately $4,000 less than assisted living, which costs $5,254. Seniors who arrange home-based care pay $4,576 for in-home care and $4,767 for home health care. Assisted living is a cost-effective alternative to nursing home placement, which costs $6,844 for shared rooms and $7,148 for private rooms.
In-Home Care
$4,576
Home Health Care
$4,767
Adult Day Health Care
$1,289
Assisted Living Facility
$5,254
Nursing Home (semiprivate room)
$6,844
Nursing Home (private room)
$7,148
Note: Care cost data for Wallace was not available, so data for the closest city, Wilmington, was used instead.
Wallace seniors can get help with finding affordable long-term care solutions from several nonprofit agencies and programs. The following table includes resources that provide social and recreational programming, options counseling and help with applying for state, federal and veterans’ benefits that help older adults pay for assisted living.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Senior Resource Center | (910) 296-2140 | The Senior Resource Center operates numerous programs for older adults in Wallace and the surrounding area. It has information and referral specialists who help older adults identify community-based services such as durable medical equipment loans, transportation services and public benefits counseling. The center also operates congregate meal sites throughout the region, and it plans regular day trips to enable older adults to visit local points of interest. |
| Area Agency on Aging | (252) 638-3185 (Duplin County) (910) 274-0339 (Pender County) | Area Agencies on Aging are nonprofit agencies funded through the Older Americans Act. They provide services to those aged 60 to help them maintain their independence. AAAs have options counselors who help older adults research local long-term care facilities and options for paying for services. In the Wallace region, they house the long-term care ombudsman programs, which advocate for seniors in assisted living and help them obtain their services. Wallace seniors in Pender County obtain these services through the Cape Fear Council of Governments, Area Agency on Aging, and those in Duplin County contact the Eastern Carolina Council Area Agency on Aging for services. |
| Duplin County Veteran Services | (910) 296-2114 | Duplin County Veteran Services helps older veterans file claims for state and federal veterans' benefits. Through this office, veterans get assistance with gathering supporting documents for their claims and obtaining discharge upgrades that may make them eligible for a wider range of benefits. The office can also help qualifying veterans determine whether they're eligible for veteran's home placement or VA medicare care. Seniors in Pender County obtain these services through their local county office. |
| NC 211 | 2-1-1 | NC 211 is a free information and referral service available to all North Carolina residents. Seniors can call this number to speak with a specialist who listens to their needs and helps them connect with services in the community. Some services seniors may find through the helpline include financial and legal advice, benefits screenings, durable medical equipment loans and low-cost wellness services. |
Wallace Assisted Living Communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all Assisted Living facilities in North Carolina are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in North Carolina page for more information about these laws.
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