Memory Care Communities in Greensboro, NC

"My sister will move into Kerner Ridge Assisted Living. The staff seemed knowledgeable, friendly, and caring. Her friends had their parents there, and they said the food was delicious."

"My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s last year and then broke her femur, greatly impairing her mobility. Although there are several facilities in our area, we ultimately chose Brookdale based on the longevity and professionalism of their staff, overall cleanliness and pleasant decor, the secure nature of the facility and the wide variety of services offered. After about a month now, I am very pleased with the decision we made. My mother is adjusting well and comments often how well the staff treats her – that’s really the most important thing to me. Personally, I have found the staff to be very professional and always willing to help in any way they can. I visit almost every weekday and my experience has been very consistent – everyone is friendly and attentive, and the administration staff in particular have been amazingly supportive in making this transition as easy as possible. Overall, a very well run facility with excellent staff."

"The only place I had visited was the Carolina House, and it was a nice place. The staff was polite and courteous. Everything looked good. They had areas for card playing and socializing. "

"We were very impressed with Walnut Ridge Assisted Living. The person who gave us the tour and the other personnel, the executive directors, were just great with us in answering all of our questions. Even though we were not able to place Mom there, they followed up and even gave us suggestions of how we might be able to help Mom more. The facility was very clean and all of the residents seemed to be very cared for."

"We went to Brookdale Asheboro. We toured the assisted living first and then went through the memory care. They have a lot of very nice little garden patio sections. It was not necessarily dull, but it was a quiet place. It was nice as far as that goes. Activities and things were going on, but not a lot of confusion or anything like that, which is good for my father because he doesn't do crowds well. He doesn't like all the hustle and bustle. They can go to assisted living and when they reach the point of needing memory care, they can go where they've been and are somewhat comfortable with, so it's not a dramatic move. The staff was very nice and very considerate. It looked very clean and very well-kept. I did not see anything that was broken that needed to be attended to."

"Very Blessed to have such a loving and caring STAFF that truely put the Resident’s First by knowing each one of them and truely loving them. This is just not a job they do. It takes Special Individuals to do this kind of work and each and everyone of them take this to HEART when it comes to their residents the Staff just don’t look at these individuals as residents they are Family. . "

"We went up and toured Brighton Gardens of Winston-Salem. We liked it. We were very, very pleased with what we saw in the facility. The gentleman said it was an older building, but it looked modern and everything in it was nice. It is as well as we expected or maybe better. We saw a room or two and they were all clean and nice. The staff who assisted us was great. He was good. Everybody was friendly. We have no qualms about our visit to Brighton Gardens. It was nice."

"Mallard Ridge Assisted Living was very nice. Their staff was very excited and we enjoyed them. Both their marketing person and activities director were nice. The facilities were very nice, too. It's clean and the residents were very happy. They had an excellent activity director."

"My mother moved to TerraBella Asheboro's memory care. I love the way that the workers and everybody there are like family, at least on the first shift. They are clean, too. They just started a good activity program because they didn't have an activity director, but they have some games that they play, plant flowers, paint, and take the residents out for ice cream or popcorn sometimes. I also think the food is great."

"I visited Mebane Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care. There wasn't a whole lot of activity going on, but it didn't feel like a sleepy place. The staff gave me a copy of the activities for the month that all looked kind of interesting. It is close to a shopping area, so that would be convenient. Their facility and everything is a five. The staff was great. They have several different floor plans, all of which look pretty nice. The facility looked great. They had a nice salon, a nice library, and family gathering rooms. Their dining area was nice and inviting. They had the tables set. It was nice to see how many were at each table and how they arranged them."

"Brookdale Winston-Salem was really nice. The rooms were nice and good sized. I saw a single room and a double room. They had a dining hall, a TV/family room, and an additional family room type where you could visit. The facility was very clean, and they had a courtyard for sitting."

"I was very impressed with Brookdale Lexington. The memory care rooms were nice. The whole campus was nice and very clean. The people that we spoke to seemed kind and friendly. They were very nice and very knowledgeable. The director showed us around. She was very, very good at answering questions and doing the tours. Overall, it was a good place. I felt that it would be a safe place for my father, too, if we chose that. I felt comfortable there. They have a salon and a couple of gardens that they can go sit in and walk."

"The caregivers at Wellington Oaks are very caring. They seem to genuinely care about their residents and my mom is pretty happy with the food. She is in the memory care and everything is kept clean. It's an older building, but the furniture and everything seems updated and clean. They have an outdoor area where the sun comes out and you get fresh air. It's all concrete located in the center of the building, and surrounded by three walls and a glass area, but it's open. They have a large TV room with lots of windows and sunshine, which I think is important. Everything is open and clean. They do a lot of activities with the residents, like really nice parties for them, arts and crafts, and I even heard one time in the activity room that they were having a good time. They also keep the families updated on Facebook during this whole COVID thing so that we can see what's going on."

"My father has moved into Abbotswood at Irving Park. They have common areas that the residents typically hang out in. He has a private room. We met the head nurse, and we really felt comfortable with what they had to offer. The interaction with the staff is very good. They're very responsive. Whenever we visit him, which is always without notice to them, we've never seen anything that was out of the ordinary or something that we would frown upon. Everything is good. They have rooms where they do activities. They bring specialists in that would work on different motor skills. Sometimes they would go on outings in the community, maybe to a fast-food restaurant or something like that."