Memory Care Communities in Raleigh, NC

"The residents at Brighton Gardens of Raleigh were out of their rooms and interacting with each other, and it seemed for the most part that they were having a good time. The staff seemed to enjoy their jobs, and the facility had a good ambiance. Also, the food was wonderful. The location was very convenient for me, and the facility itself was beautifully designed. The landscaping at the front was very beautiful, and there was a nice outdoor sitting area for the residents."

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"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."

"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 mother-in-law was a resident at Lynn's Care Home at Riverside. We were very happy with the level of care she received while she made her home there. Ann Marie is very responsive and her staff are very caring and attentive to the residents. The care team to resident ratio is not something you will find at a big box and the familial atmosphere makes it feel warm and home-like. After this experience, this is the only type of residence I would consider and Lynn's Care Home at Riverside is second-to-none. Thank you for the wonderful care you and your team provided!"

Luxury-style residential assisted living fit for comfort with a reliable, courteous and capable staff. we offer specialized care for residents at a 1 to 3 ratio. conveniently located within 3 minutes of emergency services. we provide in-home care including access to primary care and pharmacy, also PT, OT and speech therapy available upon assessment. All residents have access to phone and internet services. Transportation is available to be arranged for health providers and social events. Healthy and homemade meals and snacks made daily in a home setting and cater to the residents' likes. Nutritious meals to minimize the need for constipation medications.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"Brookdale is very nice. It is a memory care unit. It is not home, but they do the very best they can. The rooms are not furnished, and the family has to furnish them. However, they let you do anything you want. We paint it and bring in draperies and furniture. They make it as easy as possible. "

"We're currently at Woodland Terrace. The rooms are very adequate. When they have enough staff, they clean once a week. However, we haven't been cleaned this week. They're short of staff. So there is cleaning available. I came here thinking I was going to get a little more help with my husband. He had a stroke 11 years ago. You have to pay extra to get help with your husband. Then one time he fell, and I called down for assistance, and there wasn't any, and they just called 911. It's not what I thought. They have all kinds of activities. I confined myself to the apartment because of my immune system, and of course, with the COVID and so forth. We do get checked every week, so if we have any COVID, we know about it. And I like that part. But we haven't been as sociable as we could be just because of my situation. People are friendly, and that's not a problem. They have all kinds of things to do and committees to work on. You could play bingo, have music, or go to the movies. They give you a whole month's menu that you can participate in. I think the activities are probably very good, and I think a lot of people appreciate them. We haven't, but you can't say that they don't offer it. They even go out to eat at a restaurant, and they go shopping at Walmart. They have this little bus service, and they even will take you to a doctor's office on a certain day. They have exercise, and they go exercising in the swimming pool. They have all kinds of things."

"My sister is in Spring Arbor of Cary. It has a nice appearance. It's clean. The staff are very friendly, they're knowledgeable and it seems like they care about the patients. They have a country kitchen where they can cook. They do exercises and they do say that they'll take them out, but my sister has only been there for such a short time, so I haven't gotten to see all those things. They have a group dining room, which is good because then the patients get to see each other. The dining area looks like a restaurant with nice tables and stuff, and the food looks okay. It looks good. It's cut up so that they don't have to use knives or anything."

"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. "

"Cadence Garner felt very homey. It didn't have that institutional smell. They had a couple of essential oil diffusers going, so it had that very comfortable and friendly atmosphere. The staff was hugely welcoming and super friendly. The person who gave us the tour was super knowledgeable and was able to answer any questions we had on the spot. She was just wonderful and very personable. We talked to one of the cooks. They had a set menu, but then they also had options available at any time. There was a little craft class going on that we were able to walk through. They were so engaging with the residents and they were having fun and laughing. They had some great outside areas, which my mom would love. We saw a room that had a little kitchenette in it, a sink, and a large bathroom. The room itself was not as big as I would have wanted it to be, but it was in great shape and it was clean."

"We chose Cadence at Wake Forest for mom for a couple of reasons. It's close to where my sister lives and we found the place and the people there to be very helpful, courteous and just, in general, we're very pleased with what we saw. She had a one-bedroom, and we thought our mother would be more comfortable in that environment. They had gaming rooms for playing cards, a small library, and a room for movie viewing. That's pretty much it. They had other activities there, the knitting and crocheting and all of those things, but the thing that she was interested in particularly was the gaming. They had several small outside areas around the building. The staff was very good. She enjoyed the food that she had, but she wasn't there very long before she had an issue and went back to the hospital. She was satisfied. It's a very nice facility. The building looked really good from the outside. It's clean, and they seemed well-organized internally. I would be willing to stay there. These places have different ways of pricing for their medical staff and different ways of pricing for the rooms, and when all was said and done, it came to almost the same number in the other places that we looked at. We're happy with it."

"We went to Carolina House, and I thought that they were more amenable to having people that were going to be coming in when they had more need of care. The staff seemed efficient. She was trying to answer all our questions, so I thought she was very good. What she showed us I thought was lovely -- sunroom, TV areas. They had just finished a music program. We also saw the place where the people would eat. "

"My dad is in Brookdale. I like because it is homey. The staff is good. I like them a lot. We go to their Luau where they have fire dancing and all kinds of music. I go in there on different times, and there are always some sort of activities whether they are watching movie and having popcorn or simply reminiscing. There is something going on always. My dad likes it. He has dementia, so it is a little more complicated for him, but he considers it as home at this point. It is a secure place. There is a school right behind it. There are woods where the residents can see deer out their window. It is right across the street from a library and almost next door to the senior center. It is in a small town, but everything is right there, and it was eight miles from a hospital. "