Memory Care Communities in Burlington, NC

"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."

"Spring Arbor of Greensboro was very active. Some folks were gathered in different areas visiting, talking, or whatever. I liked the circular layout of the buildings, not just the assisted living, but also in memory care. Upkeep and maintenance were excellent. They have different types of rooms. The staff was very knowledgeable and very helpful."

"My Father was in their Assisted Living unit. Our family was very happy with the care he received. The Med Techs and Aides were very responsive and caring. Whenever Dad pushed his call button staff came quickly. The management was great with their communication and was very accessible. My Das has been in 2 other Assisted Living facilities before we moved him to Heritage Greens. It definitely is so much better than the other 2 he was in."

"They took great care of my mom in Horizons...she was not the easiest of residents either...they really treated her great! We since had to move her to skilled but we miss everyone here!"

"Brookdale Meadowmont was excellent. The place is very good from what I saw. The rooms were nice and the dining area looked fine. They have a place to do crafts, a meeting room, and the memory unit was separate."

"We moved my mom into Brookdale Chapel Hill, and it just seemed loving in this place. They are very attentive to what her needs are. They seem more attentive to the residents, especially the ones with Alzheimer’s, so I am feeling a lot more comfortable. The room is nice -- smaller but nice. It has a nice bathroom, but they don’t put the showers in the bathroom because they are now in the dementia unit, so they have separate showers. The room is nice, and it is clean. They were having a little trouble with the food because they had a chef who got sick and had to have surgery, so they just recently changed chef. I was discussing the food with them, and they are definitely working on that. My mom is really picky about food, and she will say something, but the people are so nice. I’ve never heard her say anything negative about any employee. You walk around there, and all the employees are smiling and dealing positively with the residents -- engaging and hugging them. There is an administrative gal named Deb, and she just gives anybody who comes in a big hug. She invites the residents to come in and talk to her. It is just a totally different feeling and more of a loving atmosphere. It is quite hard to describe, but it is what made us finally move. I felt like I could relax because someone was really going to be aware of her feelings and trying to make her feel as happy as they could with all the difficulties of dealing with Alzheimer’s. They have a really good activity person and all of these people at Brookdale seem like they really know what they are doing as far as dealing with people with Alzheimer’s and how to redirect them in a positive way. She does these activities, which are very good for them and are fun, and that was the other thing that really drew me to Brookdale of Chapel Hill. They have some very good employees who are doing a job that helps make everything flow. "

"LiveWell at Hope Valley was a house with only 6 residents in it. They're all in memory care. It was located in a high-end neighborhood in Durham. It was very nice and very clean. The staff that I met during the tour was all very good."

"I toured Brookdale High Point North Memory Care. It seemed like a nice facility. The residents were engaged. There were magicians at the time, and they were enjoying that. It looked like they were having a nice activity. The patients there seemed to be well-kept. They didn't seem dirty, unkept, or anything like that. The facility overall seemed clean and bright. It seemed like they were well staffed, too. Everybody was very polite. It seemed like a nice facility, but they did not have what my mother needs. The parking space seemed fine. The place wasn't dark and dingy. The patients were out there and participating. They seemed happy. The staff seemed happy, too. The staff who toured us was very, very nice."

"Carolina Reserve of Durham is a very well laid out, friendly community. The assisted living studio apartments are nice size. In general, the place was well-run and very clean. My friend's mom is there and she's been there for about a year now and she's been pretty happy with the food. There are choices in the dining room. It's very nice."

"My brother and I placed our father with WCS twice during the last 2-3 years. WCS is a top notch facility with the most caring staff. They were very innovative in making efforts to accommodate Dad as his disease progressed and we were most grateful for them at such a challenging time for us. We always felt welcome. Dad always looked well groomed and happy to be there. My family learned about WCS from a friend who also placed a family member here. It was a blessing to find such outstanding professional, personal, and affordable care so close by so I could spend more time with my Dad. Our family highly recommends wcs for others searching for additional care support for their loved ones. Sincerely, Greeson "

"My tour at Home Place was superior. It was a very reputable place, and very nice. They have a physical therapy room, and dining facilities. The staff has been excellent, and very attentive."

"I liked Alamance House a lot. It was all in one building. When you first go in, one side was for assisted living and then the other side was for memory care. It was really clean and nice. I liked it. I liked the way it was laid out and the dining rooms looked nice. We looked at two different rooms, one semi-private (which was two separate rooms but it was the same bathroom) and then the companion suite (which was two people in a room, there's a partition in between the wall and they have the same bathroom). It's smaller but it was nice. They were having a meeting right then when we went in, but they had another lady to take us through and let us see everything. They knew the people and they were out of their room in the park. They have a place outback where they accompany you out there. They could grow flowers or have a little raised bed in there for vegetables or just something to do."

Eastway Family Care is a senior living community located in Graham, NC. Seniors live in a residential neighborhood only 1 mile from several health care, religious and shopping facilities, such as the Alamance Regional Medical Center, pharmacies and shopping malls. Residents can attend services at many of the local churches within a 4 mile radius, including Bethany Presbyterian Church and Bethel Baptist. Staff at Eastway Family Care are available around the clock to assist residents with daily living tasks, and they're trained to provide memory care services for seniors with dementia. The property is secured with a computerized WanderGuard system to alert staff if residents move towards unsafe areas. An on-call doctor handles urgent care and emergencies, and the facility is equipped to manage tube feeding and sliding scale insulin injections. Amenities include laundry and housekeeping services and landscaped grounds. Transportation is provided for medical appointments and recreational trips into the community, and secure parking is available for guests. Residents have access to an on-site library, public living area and a media room with a TV. The kitchen serves three daily meals in the dining room and provides healthful snacks. Special diets for medical, personal and religious reasons are accommodated.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

We Care For You We are dedicated to providing you with compassionate assisted living in secure and inviting residential settings. Your independence and sense of self is enhanced with our supportive environment. Live worry-free and secure knowing we are always here for you. Our professionally trained staff are ready to help you when needed 24hrs a day. We know food is an important part of your daily enjoyment. We use only the finest when preparing our meals. The menu is carefully prepared with you in mind. Every Service Is Included: Personalized Care Plans RN on call Three Nutritious and Delicious MealsSecure Environment Emergency Call Pendant Medication Assistance by Certified Staff Dressing Assistance Bathing and Grooming Mobility Assistance Incontinence Assistance We do your laundry and housekeeping We understand your needs. We respect your individuality. We offer you special features to enhance your activities of daily living. So live well and be happy. It's all here: 24 Hr Assistance Personal Care Manager Health & Wellness Emergency call pendant Activities to Stimulate the Senses Wireless Internet Cable Television Dementia Care: When your loved one requires special care, we can help. We design personalized therapeutic care plans to nourish body, mind and spirit. Maintaining a consistent routine with familiar caregivers is important. In our cozy settings, individuals suffering with dementia feel at home and secure. 24 hr Personal Attention Incontinence Care Supervision and Companionship Calming low-stimuli environment Positive Social Interactions 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