Memory Care Communities in Asheboro, NC

"I toured Mary's House Family Care Home. It was wonderful. It's like a home. I was very impressed with the inside. It was clean and very welcoming. I was impressed with the layout of the home. I think there were only two patients, and the staff said they would have up to four. I like this because the fewer patients they have, the better care they can give. Also, it's nearby where I could go and visit. The staff asked me different questions and things. They made me feel very welcome. I felt like everything would go well. The place was fine. Every room was immaculate. I was impressed. I couldn't have asked for anything better. The home was nice. Outside and inside, it was immaculate. It couldn't have been better."

"Sandy Ridge Assisted Living was a very nice and very clean facility. The director gave me a tour and she showed me all the different areas. They have a lot of employees, too. They can accommodate 120 people, and now they only have 60. It was very quiet. The menu looked nice. The rooms are large and very clean, and you can bring your own furniture if you want to. They're more like a studio. They have a bed and a dresser, and you can take your own chair. Most of them have their own bathrooms. They have a room for physical therapy. I saw several ladies sitting around the table, and they were doing an activity at the time. They have several activities posted. They have a little outside seating area. The staff was wonderful."

"My parents and my aunt moved into Harmony at Greensboro. I liked the broad range of activities regardless of the person's physical capabilities; they're very inclusive of everyone. They have a very nice dining menu with lots of options, so the resident doesn't feel like they're locked into just the special of the day. They have lots of other everyday options. The staff has been very caring, responsive, and loving with the residents. It's a new facility that's less than five years old. The facilities are super clean, nice, spacious, and airy. They have a lot of outdoor space for those who can get outdoors. The food is very good. It's better than expected for that type of environment."

"The staff was fabulous and my tour experience has been awesome. They keep the residents engaged, when I was there they had music playing and the residents were sitting in the common area. They had a beautiful courtyard, and my parents' potential studio apartment overlooks the courtyard, which I loved. The staff seems to truly care about the people. I had a really good feeling that's why I went ahead and registered them and paid for a month. In the future, when it gets to the point that I need to move my mom, I'll look at them again. It's an older place than where my parents are now, it's not fancy, but we're not looking for fancy."

"My aunt moved into Brookdale Lawndale Park, and they were very accommodating to my aunt. Everything was handled professionally with no bumps at all. It was a very easy process. They have welcomed her and made her feel very, very comfortable. She's very picky and doesn't find the food to her liking, but the food may be just fine. It is a very loving, warm environment with lots of hugs, and my aunt is driving there. I have been so pleased with how they have welcomed my aunt and how well she has settled in with them."

Like You Never Left Home With a devoted staff you can trust, Ednas Place is a premier, cost-effective Licensed Family Care Home, providing an alternative to nursing homes or assisted living facilities. We offer personalized care plans with 24/7 supervision and a 6:2 resident to staff ratio. Our care home is one level, located in a low traffic residential neighborhood, offering a small, intimate family setting. Provisions include family-style, home-cooked meals ensuring a balanced diet, snacks, housekeeping/laundry and incontinence care. Our staff encourages our residents independence while maintaining respect and dignity. Our home offers a variety of living areas, including an activity room, two living room areas, kitchen and sunroom. Friends and family are welcome and encouraged to visit. Personalized, individual care plan based on residents needs with a family atmosphere. Ednas Place is a cost-effective alternative to a nursing home or assisted living setting. We provide choices in lifestyle and care to enhance independence and quality of life. Our home follows strict regulations for all aspects of residents care including meals, medication, activities and medical care, and we are monitored by the State and County to ensure compliance.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"We are on the waitlist for Piedmont Crossing. We toured it and we selected a patio home. It's more like a regular home and it's not in the main campus area. I think we'll be able to start with independent living. You can migrate to assisted living if you need to, and then they also have skilled nursing. We get full access to all the main building amenities. They had a gym, recreation, and a dining area. They have field trips and stuff on site, and they have a movie night. They have about everything we would need now. The room is a two-bedroom, and a bath and a half. It's got a little front porch and a back-covered back patio. It's 1100 square feet with a living room and a kitchen. We will cook mostly since it's got a full kitchen. It was big on my list to have a full kitchen and a washer and dryer."

"At Coventry Assisted Living, they had nurses, nurse aides, and assistants. The place looked nice. The residents could come and go if they want because some of them were very much able to. The staff was very pleasant and informative. The hallways were wide enough to accommodate wheelchairs and walkers. Some of the rooms were private, and some were shared. The dining area was very clean, and the food smelled good. Everything at that place was neat and clean. "

"My mom has Alzheimer's and struggled with "big box" traditional care. The Almost Home Group leverages an old model (care in a home) and makes it new in today's industry. More than that, they make it successful. No one will work harder to make your loved one safe and loved. And i have never felt such relief and partnership through this horrible disease."

"Lyman House provides gentle, loving, individualized care. The care giver/resident ratio far exceeds other facilities, giving much more personal quality care. The webcam is also very reassuring for family members."

"The staff is attentive and loving to residents and visitors"

"My parents will be moving into Spring Arbor of Thomasville next Monday. It's close to our home and all the other places we looked at were dirty. This one has more staff to resident ratio than a lot of the places. The staff is very friendly and very attentive. Their food is very good. The rooms are very spacious compared to some of the places we looked at. They have two beds in it and a humongous bathroom. They have a little sitting area, and there's a lot of activities there that they can go and do and they can come and go as they please. I like its location. It's convenient to a lot of things. There's not a lot of traffic where it's at and if they should need memory care later on, they have that right there in the same facility as well. Everything's connected. I've been there several times for scheduled visits and every time, the staff is just as nice and very attentive. I've never seen any other staff members just sitting around doing nothing. They're always actively involved with the residents. The food is very good. They have a large variety and a lot of it is home cooked, and I've tried it several times. The facility is very clean and very roomy. It's a newer facility, everything's up-to-date, and they have a large yard in the back of it for other activities. It's very nice. I was very surprised."

"My daughter and I visited Pennybyrn in High Point and toured their memory care for my wife. The place was very well organized. Unfortunately during the tour, I did not have my hearing aids, so my daughter did most of the conversation with the lady who took us around and we were quite impressed with the facility. The information they gave us was all very positive, and the people we met while we were there were very friendly, including the residents. I felt like if the residents acted like they were happy, it would be a good place to be, and they sure were very pleasant. They spoke to us as we went by them or as they went past us as we were making the tour. It just seemed like a very friendly place. They have beauty care, I guess you call it that, and a dentist who comes in regularly. They seem to have everything a resident needs. However, we did not hear back from them for an extended period and we were trying to get my wife into a facility because she needed to be in a place where people could take better care of her than I could. The staff member who was with us during that tour was very good and accommodating. The only downside is that she didn't get back in touch with us. Some of that may have been that it was over the Christmas holidays and she may have been out of the office."

"My sister lives in Piedmont Christian Home. She's doing well. I went and visited her. They seem to be taking pretty good care of her. They call me when she is sick, and they tell me what they're all doing to her and all that. They have an outdoor garden, they have a room where they can play games, and they have their own TV in their room. They're pretty well off. Their staff is good. It looks nice and it's really clean."