The Best Memory Care Communities in Moore County, NC

"I went to Montgomery Senior Living. They were great. The coordinator herself was out sick, so one of the nurses or the CNAs gave me a tour. The place looked really nice. They had a great menu and a lot of different foods to choose from for my mom. It looked good. They had services of people that would come in. I was very impressed with the dining experience. The residents seemed like they had a lot of good food. They had a lot of good choices, and they had a lot of good substitutes. The staff was good, nice, and very informative."

"I toured Integrity - The Hermitage. It was terrible. The grounds were not kept up. Inside, the walls were banged. It was not clean, and it smelled. They were eating on paper plates with plastic forks in the dining hall. It did not look like the place where I wanted my mom to be."

"I am pleased with everything at Fox Hollow Senior Living Community. I do not have any complaints. My mother is in a one-bedroom space, and it is fine. They have a wide range of activities, and I would recommend it to others. "

"I was at St. Joseph of the Pines for a tour. They offered everything that my mother needed and everything that she wanted. They would give her her own apartment, and it's nice. I think it's a beautiful place. I like it all. The staff was super helpful. They were very kind people. The staff gave me menus and stuff like that, and it was nice. The rooms were super nice. You could fit a king-sized bed in there and other things, too. The place was super clean as well."

"My mom is currently at Autumn Care of Raeford and it seems to be working out pretty well. It's very clean and I did appreciate that when we first stepped into the facility it was a very clean environment. The staff is very nice, but that's always that way with me working in facilities and everything in the past, of course people are always good and project to be that way when the family is around, so I don't know how it is when we are not there, but when we are there, everybody seems to be really nice. "

"My uncle has been in Sanford Manor. He is doing well, and he seems to be adjusting to it pretty good. The facility is not new, but it seems nice. They're doing some renovations, and it is adequate for what they've got going on. He is in a section of a building where 35 residents can fit in, but they only have 17 for now. He's in a private room, but they also offer rooms where they have a roommate. They have an events coordinator there, but right now the activities have been really limited because of the whole COVID-19 protocols going on. They have an outdoor area where they can go and play bingo, and some stuff for them to do. It's fenced in, so they can't wander off or anything. They're not doing any trips for the moment, and they're not allowing visitors either, but they do let him call me everytime he wants to talk to me, and he actually calls me every day. They've done a very good job in getting him in quickly. It only took two days to get him accepted and moved in. Every time I call they answer my questions and help me anytime if I need anything. They also schedule him for some doctor's appointments, and they had some doctors come in and visit. It's just the facility is a little outdated, and it's a little dark, but I really think they're working on that. They got a real big cafeteria and a community room where they can sit and watch TV. They got his room scheduled for painting too, so I know they're making some upgrades, and changes to make the place nicer. I'm very satisfied with everything there so far. I haven't had the chance to try their food, but I looked at their menu, and they looked really good. My uncle hasn't complained about it, and he's known to be very picky when it comes to the food that he gets. He loves to eat shrimp, but they don't serve them, so I try to take him to shrimp dinner once a week or so. I know he's paying $3,600 a month for everything, and that seems like a really good value compared to the prices that we were getting from some other facilities."