Independent Living Communities in Concord, NC

"Holiday Willow Grove was beautiful inside. The folks there were great. They're very welcoming. If we could put it together, my brother would have been there right now. I looked at two efficiency rooms, and they were very nice and very roomy to be efficiency rooms. This place was extremely nice. The outside was extremely nice and well-kept. I would like to live there myself."

"Oak Park Retirement is independent living, and we were very, very impressed with that. It was recommended to us by another facility. We liked the rooms. They were big and roomy. It just seemed like a pleasant place to live. The cleanliness was good. The staff was very, very friendly, very nice, and answered all of our questions."

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

In the heart of beautiful Charlotte, NC lies MerryWood on Park. Known for hospitality and a tangible sense of belonging, this is the perfect community for anyone seeking to live their life in their style among warm and joyful residents and compassionate team members.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 one I liked the most was the Brookdale Carriage Club Providence. Eva, the girl that showed us around, was so nice and wanted to try to fit the place to us, as to what we're looking for. It's a large place, and it covers all types of care. You can go in as an independent, and then if you need help, you can switch over and get assisted living right in the same place. Then, if you need memory care, they also have that available. That appealed to me because as you get older, you change, and I wouldn't want to move again. It had everything you could want. They have at least three meals a day, and on Sunday, they give you brunch. I didn't taste their food. I was invited back to taste it, but I never got back because of my fall. They were generous-sized and well-appointed rooms. They had a full kitchen with a stove, a microwave, a refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a washer and dryer. It had everything. It was spotless and very well done."

Siloam Residence is a peaceful, fun-loving senior living community located in the beautiful Lake Norman area, where all residents enjoy aging in place in a home-like environment. We are close to medical services, groceries, pharmacies, library and restaurants. Find companionship with people who share similar likes and interests and enjoy nutritious home-cooked meals with emphasis on health and likes. Services available to you include but are not limited to personal care, memory and Alzheimer's support, medication management by a registered pharmacist, RN visits, laundry and housekeeping services, and planned social gatherings and activities by trained and compassionate staff. You can be rest assured, knowing your care team is in place whenever you need us. 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 father moved to Providence Meadows Gracious Retirement Living. We chose that for him because I felt like I was walking into a resort. He has a one bedroom, a separate living room, an outdoor porch off his living room, a kitchenette area, ample closet space (three closets), and a huge bathroom. They have so many programs such as outings. The dining room is just absolutely gorgeous. They have a library, a theater, a chapel, a workout room, and gardens everywhere. There are all kinds of games and all kinds of different activities. The food is very good. I can eat for free in the dining room with my father. The facility is extremely clean. It's almost like walking through a museum at times with just the incredible artwork and everything. You get more bang for your buck there. When you consider everything, especially the type of unit that my father is in (he's not in a studio, he's in a one-bedroom), we're paying a little extra for him to have that one-bedroom, but we want to do that and I think it's well worth the money."

"I toured Solista Charlotte by Cogir. They were very good. They had balconies. It was a nice facility, the food was good, and all the people were very nice. Chad was the tour guide. He was fabulous and did a great job. We were there twice. We wanted to check it out again just to make sure. The people who run the place were nice. They have a library, exercise room, and card room. They have very good activities. They have somebody who comes in, cleans your room once a week, and washes your linens."

"What I liked about Brooke Pointe Manor Apartments was that it's very secure. You can't just walk in. You have to have a code to get in. I also liked that it's very affordable. The lady that showed me the apartment, Beth, was very nice and very knowledgeable. She showed me the one that I would get if I qualified for it. It's a one-bedroom and one bath unit with a living room and kitchen. They have a laundry facility, a community room on each floor with a TV (if you want to get together with people to watch a movie or something), as well as hookups in each apartment for your own washer-dryer if you don't want to use the laundry facility. It's very clean. They have a nice area in the lobby where you can visit if you don't want to go up to your apartment."

"I've been at Taylor Glen for over ten years now. We have a hundred acres, and it's beautifully landscaped. It has an indoor pool, a library, and a post office. We have a bank even that comes one day a week. We have a dining room and then a cafe. We have entertainment that comes in. We have also assisted living, a memory care and even total health care at the other end of the campus, but it's all connected. It's all within the same building. We don't have to go outside to go to those. The biggest minus and it's probably true everywhere, they've had trouble keeping enough employees to take care of everything. Other than that, I feel like we're sort of one big family. People are very friendly and we make good friends. We enjoy eating with different people at dinner. We've just finally got enough housekeepers. They clean the bathrooms and kitchen and just lightly go over the rest of the apartment, but at least they come every week and they finally have enough help there. We had maintenance coming over the last few days. We've had our air-conditioning unit went out. They just hired a new chef and a sous-chef, and they're doing a very nice job. I think we're having more help than we had before. The person that's over the whole independent living here just moved up from another position and she's very personable and tries her best to do things that need correcting. We're very happy to have her. They are getting ready to build probably through the next year some villas and independent houses. They have something brand new for memory. My biggest concern with these people coming in more than the space for them to come down and have all the same things we have now would be enough help to take care of these new people. There's a lot of staff that are really good, but some that are not as good. The management staff is a five-star. The new manager is really trying her best to turn things around. I'm on the food committee and they list things of what we have to say to improve. The food could be a little better but it's much better than it has been in the past. My blood work has been very good and I used to have high cholesterol and my blood pressure fluctuates and all that has improved in the last year. I feel like our food has gotten much better than it was. I'm pretty pleased with it now. You can have your own garden. We have a woodworking shop and crafts rooms. We have an auditorium and a chapel. There's a lot of good things in the facility here. We have a washer and dryer in our room. We don't have to go down the hall to do our clothes and that's a big plus to me. We have quite a few people that come and some that they pay and some that volunteer. They have crafts that they make things for the people down in healthcare. They have a van where they take people out once a week to shop at the grocery store and out eating. They go get apples or take strawberries or just a good variety of things they do on those outings. This is like a buy-in thing. You pay big bucks upfront, but then you sign a contract with them and they agree to take care of you until you die whether you run out of money or not. To me, it's pretty expensive, but in today's value, seeing other facilities like this, we're probably right in line there or maybe less than some."

"I love the place. The people at the office and the residents were excellent. They inspire me the way it stood out as far as cleanliness, it's excellent. "

"Symphony Park - Luxury Independent Senior Living Resort is top of the line. There isn't anything that I didn't like about it. It is nice. The staff is a very diverse group. The place is immaculate. The atmosphere of it was like a breath of fresh air. It was nice. The rooms were a little larger than most. It felt spacious. They have two restaurants in that building, and they were nice and top-of-the-line."

"The Pines was topnotch at everything. The cleanliness, the care, the attention, the up kept of the grounds, re-doing the inside periodically and the food were all topnotch. They had indoor pool. They had exercise equipment. They had studios, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments. They had a bus that took them on trips, to groceries and doctor's appointment. I liked their location. They had box gardens where they could grow vegetables. They had walking trails. "

"I live in Charlotte Spring, and it is a nice place. It is quiet and clean. It is like an apartment with two bedrooms -- just what I need. It is not too big, not too small. It is just right. There are activities available if I choose to go to them. If they want to live here and they have apartments available, I would recommend it to others and they might as well move in. "