Memory Care Communities in Cary, NC

"HeartFields at Cary is small, which is good. They have really flexible dining situation. The staff really seems involved and really cares about their residents. They have been really good. "

"I have chosen Spring Arbor of Apex for my husband, and I liked it. He's been there for about two or three weeks now. I am pleased with it so far. It's good, he's been very pleased with his care so far, they take good care of him, and they help him when he needs it. They seem to be accommodating. I don't have any complaints, and they're doing a great job right now. He has a small room, it's furnished, he's comfortable, and they make him comfortable. It's got a chair, he's got his own TV and they've got basic cable, which just makes him happy. It's got a bathroom. It's like he's in his own little hotel room. They have a library, they have a garden, they have physical therapy there, and he's happy about that because he needs physical therapy. They have a gym. They have a ton of activities, lots of arts and things, and walking clubs and they have a lot of those. They have good food."

"I visited the Brighton Gardens of Raleigh for my mother-in-law, and I think they are very caring, and the place was very clean. I think the level of care they would provide would be fantastic for assisted living. We just had a very good feeling talking to the people there. In fact, it is our number one choice at the present time. We saw the dining room and we were able to see different scenarios at different apartments that they had available."

"I looked at Morningside of Raleigh. I thought it was excellent. The staff that took me around was very knowledgeable. There was somebody at the door to greet you, and there was a lot of interaction between the residents and the staff. The facility was very clean and new. The people that I saw looked like they were happy and content. I also liked their philosophy about how they deal with their memory unit. It really felt like a home. They had a lot of activities like chair yoga, lectures, and shopping excursions for the assisted living residents. They also had barbecues for the holidays. It was a really nice setup. The apartments were new. I thought the studio sized apartments were of good size. "

"We went to tour Sunrise of Raleigh. I like that it's cheery and bright and that the residents were comfortable there. It had nice surroundings, and there was a walking trail. They had a dining area and there were nice outdoor balconies. The place itself was very clean and well-kept. It's located near a hospital, close to restaurants, and close to a mall."

Lynns Home at Sandy Forks is a full service residential care home offering each resident full assistance and supervision including onsite physician and assessments by a registered nurse on a regular basis. Located in between Six Forks and Falls of Neuse Roads close to 540 and 401/1. The goal for our home is to offer high-quality person-directed care while maintaining each residents individual preferences, independence, and dignity. This care home is a 2,000 spacious square feet which offers a new granite kitchen and multiple seating areas both in and outside of the home as well as lots of walking areas as well as a comfortable shaded side patioTo learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"We had a good tour at Cadence Garner. We couldn't see apartments because all of them were occupied. They had memory care, too. The staff we met was very good. They have a lot of activities, too. However, they have a six months waitin list."

"We visited Sunrise at North Hills and that was our first choice, but because of some of my mother-in-law's medical conditions they were unable to admit her. The reason for our choice was the size of the room. She could have gotten a one-bedroom unit, which was much closer to what she had at home. Sunrise is a terrific facility; they're first class. I've had follow up phone calls from Jaime who's the director of admissions there just to find out how my mother-in-law was doing, and that's pretty extraordinary. It's an urban setting, and depending on the room locations there are trees and some natural surroundings there that are pleasant. It's convenient, centrally located, it's an updated facility, and it's a multi-story building with elevators. However, if there's an emergency, the elevator situation is a drawback I would consider. You walk in the door, the people greet you in a friendly fashion, they have a nice living room area with a fireplace, they have an open area for all types of drinks, and the rooms are well kept. They have several dining areas and that was a nice add-on also."

"Cadence North Raleigh was very, very clean. It had a very nice decor and they have someone who loves to decorate. I found the rooms to be a little small, but they were livable. I think a twin bed would be better than a double bed in their rooms, and it was well laid out. They have a safe electronic medication administration system. The Activities Director and the residents were hanging out in the hallways and on the front porch, and everybody seemed to be fairly happy. The dining room was very nice."

"I toured The Manor at Saratoga. I like the facility. It was clean. The residents that I saw seemed to be happy. Victor, who gave me the tour, was very nice and very experienced. He not only told me about the facility, but he told me about the neighborhood. It seemed like a very nice neighborhood. He had a menu for the month posted, and activities. The only thing that I did not like was the room that they would put my husband in if he went to that facility, he would share a room with another person. I did not like that only because they told me at the facility where my husband is now, and when he was in the VA hospital here in Durham that he hollered out during the night. He called my name all night long. And I think that might be disturbing to the patient, and I wouldn't want him to disturb the other person. The Manor at Saratoga was also somewhat cheerful and inviting, so I liked that. It was welcoming."

Eagle Healthcare Services has been a trusted leader in North Carolina's healthcare industry for 24 years, offering a wide range of services, including Home Health, Home Care, Assisted Living, and specialized training programs. Our dedicated team provides personalized, compassionate care across various settings, enhancing the lives of those we serve. Beyond our core services, we bring strategic expertise to Mergers & Acquisitions and Healthcare Business Development, helping organizations grow and innovate with confidence. Our legacy of excellence is built on integrity, innovation, and a deep commitment to empowering individuals and healthcare providers alike. Our dedicated team not only provides personalized, compassionate care across various settings, but knowledge and expertise to entrepreneurs alike, enhancing the lives of those we serve. Compassionate Care, Strategic Growth, and Innovation. 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 mother is in here, it is a very nice place. It’s brand new, clean, and everything is fine. Her room is nice and she has an extra heater because she’s cold all the time. They doing everything they can to make it nice. Six people lived there."

"I toured The Manor at Edgewater. The bedrooms were in complete disarray. The lady who met us was clearly in poor health and she could barely walk. She was older and said, 'It's just me, 24/7.' The kitchen was beautiful and clean, but the bedrooms were not. There's no housekeeping, and the people there have to take care of their rooms. The rooms were semi-private with shared bedrooms."

"My husband has moved into Avendelle at Lazy River. This place is phenomenal. They have been the sweetest walkers and caregivers, and it's run by a great man, Darren. My husband seems to fit right in. I'm just amazed by these people. They have listened to everything I've said, and they've tried everything they can. He's adapted so well there. It felt warm and it felt like a home and I thought he would like that better than a hospital-looking place. This is a locked facility, but it was like a home. He can walk into the kitchen and he has done so well. The staff updates me every day, "He's done great today," "He was such a joy today." I can't say anything wrong about this facility. This facility is amazing to me. I know they have puzzles, they have building stuff, and they take them out for walks. He got there at 1:30, and they warmed the food up and they gave him chips, a nice, good old ham and cheese sandwich, and cookies. They gave him iced tea until he pushed it away, he said, "I'm full." I just can't say anything, but wonderful things about this place. When the morning shift gets off, they empty all the trash, mop all the floors, and they clean the kitchen and all the bathrooms before they leave. It has been spotless every time I've been there. It was the best price of any place I went to. It was clean. The staff is wonderful, and they're hands-on. They check on him every five minutes. The price was reasonable."