Memory Care Communities in Chapel Hill, NC

"Brookdale MacArthur Park was lovely. I really liked it. I liked the environment. It was very beautiful and clean. I really liked the sales associate that gave us the information about pricing and how the facility works. They basically have studio apartments. They have a room that has a pool table in it for you to play pool and games. They also have a library and a beautiful dining room. The staff was friendly and informative. She was great."

"The service at Spring Arbor of Apex was wonderful. The staff was extremely friendly and nice, and very attentive to my sister. The dining area was wonderful and the place was clean. Any questions I had, they would answer right away, and I didn't have to wait. I would highly recommend it. She stayed in their assisted living. The room she was in was spacious. It was a single-person room that had a nice, clean bathroom. The rooms there were all wonderful. The activities were wonderful. She participated in bingo, exercise, and church services. They were excellent with it. They did special things for the holidays, too. This is just a nice place for my sister to be. I never ate there but she enjoyed their food and said it was delicious. It was a little pricey but the service was worth the price we paid. We had no problems with it."

"There are planned activities, nutritious food, clean rooms, and most importantly, a caring staff that seem to care about the residents. I'm very comfortable knowing my mom is well cared for, and kept safe. "

"What I like best about Reserve at Mills Farm is the memory care has single rooms with six rooms per villa and guaranteed two caregivers for those six people. The rooms all open up on a common area, combination dining room, snack bar, activities, and all that. They're able to go outside to visit other villas in a secure manner. The price without levels of care added is equal to one-half of a double room price of the place that my wife is in right now. They were doing activities, and there were a couple of other things around the entire area that I liked better. What I don't like is that it's too far away. Also, my wife has Lewy body dementia and they seemed to be kind of apprehensive about that and that bothered me. They gave me a loaf of bread to take home. I saw the salesperson who gave me the tour and I saw staff working with the residents in one villa, and they were all doing an art project. It's very clean and it's fairly new."

"Mebane Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care was clean. The staff was friendly. The residents were out, active, and looked happy. The woman who toured us was knowledgeable and professional, but also friendly. They had outdoor space for walking, sitting, and activity areas inside for the residents. They have a salon and an area with exercise equipment."

"We visited Woodland Terrace, and I thought it was good. We saw both the apartments and the cottages. We thought they were nice, but it is already sold out. The actual facility itself seemed like a good place. It would have been a good fit if my aunt actually liked it. The rooms were good. We saw a two bedroom-two bathroom apartment. And we also saw a cottage that was a little bigger which would have been too much for her. The staff was very helpful and very understanding. They understood that my aunt was not really receptive to visiting the facility, so they adjusted the way they showed the facility. "

"We have chosen Spring Arbor of Cary for my aunt. It's brand new. I have a co-worker that has her mom who has been there since it opened and also had her dad there for a short stay. Their pricing is in line with what we were anticipating. Also they have on-site care; they don't contract them from the outside. Everybody was super cordial. I also got to talk to a few of the residents there. Their requirement for the residents, as long as they test negative, they don't have to wear a mask. For a senior citizen, that's a big thing. Everybody else has to wear a mask, but the residents don't. I would stay there in a heartbeat. It's all brand new. The rooms are well laid out, and they're decent size, and I'm just talking about the studio apartments. I also found out from the residents there that the food is fine. It's good quality food. It's a brand new facility and it's gorgeous. They have a nice garden area. They have a closed-in courtyard, but it's all beautiful gardens. It's very easy for somebody to sit out there and just get lost in time."

"My father-in-law currently lives in Brighton Gardens of Raleigh. So far, he's very happy being there. He loves that the staff comes and checks on him. He's made friends and he likes the fact that he can get out and be able to experience a sense of community, instead of being stuck in a room the whole time. We felt very welcomed when we went to visit him. The whole family is very happy with them. The staff is really great, and they're taking really great care of him. He's in a studio with a bathroom, a closet, and a very large pantry (if he wants to store his food). He has a small counter space, a small refrigerator, and a couple of cabinets above the sink area. It's pretty small, but it's enough for him because he can't really get around yet. They have bingo almost every night, some live music, stringed instruments (that we thought he would be interested in), a social hour usually around mealtimes or snacks, and a walking club. When you walk in, you have to be buzzed in and you have to have them let you out. So, it's a safe place. For COVID, you have to do the wrist check for temperature and everybody has to be vaccinated, including kids. They have the whole café right there in the front when you walk in. There is a couch area where you can sit, and there's usually a bunch of people sitting there watching TV together and talking. The kids are really interested in the glass birdcage with two birds in it. We actually got to eat dinner there, and that was kind of pricey for us. We even had to pay for our son too. The food was decent. It was like a regular homestyle family restaurant. It's set up like a fancy hotel where you just walk through and has elevators to each of the floors. Everything is pretty. It feels homey with the lamps and a couple of chairs here and there in the hallway. Then there's a couple of eating areas on different levels. I hope they could just lower the price for the assisted living."

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

"My father is in the memory care unit at Cadence North Raleigh. It was great and very helpful. I haven't tried the food. They had a couple of people who tested positive for Covid, and they put them in quarantine. They locked down the facility to visitors, so I wasn't allowed to go inside the facility. They were able to do admissions and discharges; but as far as visitation, I wasn't able to do that inside. Outside, I've been able to visit him a couple of times, so they brought him out of the facility. They made the admission so easy, smooth, and relatively quick. That was very impressive and very empathetic with the situation. I can't say enough good things about their staff. They're excellent, especially for memory care folks. They actually have a schedule, so that they have a consistent routine day after day. They take them out for activities and stuff. Of course, when they're on lockdown, they limit the activities until they lift it. They go into their rooms every day to do activities with them and talk to them. I asked him about the food, and he thought the food was very good. I worked with the director of customer relations the most in getting him into the facility."

"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."

"Brookdale Burlington Memory Care is excellent, but the whole area is spread out. I like them because of the longevity of their staff there. It was very clean. They had an excellent sanitation rating. The rooms were very clean, nice, and a good size. They also have several beautiful outdoor spaces that their guests or residents could go to. A lot of the area was carpeted. I liked the dining area. I liked the lady that took me around. She was very nice and very open about everything. My negative thing about that is it was a much bigger unit, but the positive thing is that the memory care area is a completely separate unit. It is not connected to assisted living or anything. It is a separate building, which is good. I'm into a smaller unit where it's easier to keep an eye on all the patients. For me, it was a little bit too large, and that's not a negative. It's my own personal preference. It was a very nice facility, and they give a Veterans discount. You get several hundred dollars off. My father was in World War II, so my mother would have qualified for that."

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"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."