Memory Care Communities in Wake Forest, NC

"I loved the staff at Sunrise at North Hills. They were very nice. The nurse was a little snooty but the marketing director was excellent and lovely. Everything was above the first floor which Mother could not have done because she doesn’t ride elevators. The rooms were nice and a good size, but not for $7,000. You would need to be a very high level assisted or more of an independent living person to live there personally."

"We toured The Manor at Saratoga. We loved that it's only six residents, and it's in a private home setting. It didn't look like a nursing home. They talked about how they honor everyone's faith. The rooms were clean. There was no smell of urine or anything like that. The man we met truly cared, and you could just feel it. We didn't knock them out of the box yet, but the price is a little high for us. The staff member who accommodated us, Saidu, definitely made it for us."

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

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

"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 needed more care than Sunrise of Raleigh was able to give her, finally. She was there for about 2 years, and then she was too disabled for assisted living. She had fallen, broken her hip and shoulder, couldn't see and walk. They could not come and take care of her every time she needed to go to the bathroom. They were very good with her, but they could not give her the personal care that she needed. It was not their fault; it was the nature of the service they offered. I had gone and visited my mother until she died near Christmas time last year. She had a lovely room. She had a bedroom, sitting room, and a bathroom. It couldn't be nicer. They had a lovely backyard as well. You could come, watch, and describe the birds with her there. Food was very good too. They had entertainment. They would help her draw or paint because she loved those things. But I was not happy with the way they explained to us that she had to leave. They didn't explain it so that we understood that it was not her fault or their fault; it's just a situation that had to change for her good. We got a little angry; my brother and I just felt that she was being tossed away and not being cared for, but that was not the truth. I don’t know why they did it that way, but it was just a communication problem in the end. "

"I placed my mother here almost a year ago and its been the best decision I have ever made. The staff are friendly and always helpful I can not say enough good things about them. It was hard to get my mother to leave her home but once she came to Morningside she adapted very easily. I love to visit her there everyone is always so happy to see me and if I need to speak to someone they are very quick to respond. I would recommend Morningside to anyone who is seeking a place for their Mom or Dad. "

"We have visited Brighton Gardens, and we did like this facility, but it was more expensive than we could afford. They offer lots of services, but at that time my sister-in-law did not need all of those. Their staff seemed fine. The rooms were fine, but they were not big enough. We were not able to eat there, but the food looked fine. "

"My mother's care has gone really well. It is an excellent, clean place, and it is very inviting. She seems to like it pretty much, and we like it. Her room has a nice window and a view of the courtyard. They have a sing-along every day at 4:00. They give her activities to work on her memory, and they have an occupational therapist that comes by and works with her every day. They have other special events for birthdays as well. I would absolutely recommend Clare Bridge of Cary. There are programs that engage the people that live there, and the staff are very friendly. "

"Woodland Terrace Woodland Terrace was beautiful. They had assisted living, independent housing, and also an Alzheimer's unit. It's large and clean. It was nice inside and kept up nicely. It felt like an apartment complex. They had a dining room, an exercise room, a library, meeting places, and ample parking."

"Our tour experience at Cadence Garner was good. Their caregivers were really caring for the residents and for each other. We just got that home-like feeling. We interacted with the residents that were staying there in memory care and assisted living, and all of them were pleasant. Most of the rooms, you have to bring your own furniture. They have roommates, which feels better in the memory care, because then they have a companion if they need help. We met several of the roommates, too, and they were just like sisters. They act like they're family. The facility was fairly new, so it was very clean. It didn't have a nursing home smell or a hospital. All the residents were clean. The lady I met there was very, very good with information (we had her twice). She was not pushy. She would give you the information and let you choose what's best for your loved one. She's very pleasant. She's reached out even afterwards to see how we were. They have a kitchenette-type in the memory care where they have a chance to do activities together. The menu was posted every day. If they don't like what they for the day, they have certain things that they can get instead. The dining area was clean and nice. They have a confined area outside where they can go out and have lunch. Unless somebody is sick or quarantined, they always eat together at the same time. So, it's sort of like a family atmosphere all the time."

"We are very satisfied with Spring Arbor of Cary. They were very responsive to our request for a tour to see the facilities and to meet with the staff, and they were able to get my mom in very quickly. They've been very responsive to our questions or phone calls about how she's doing on any particular day. They do music therapy, chair yoga, and they have a walking club there. They also went to a Cinco de Mayo event recently."

"My mom was here for 9 months. She was more independent than some of the other residents. She once had to correct a staffer on the medicine dosage they gave her. Her room was nice but after numerous requests to repair a broken cabinet door in the kitchenette area, it was never repaired. We ate with her occasionally and couldn’t believe how poorly the cafeteria staff interacted with the residents. The social worker was pretty good. Our mom had two items stolen that were mailed to her - one a card and the other a small gift. The management team didn’t seem to really care. Don’t be fooled by the tour, the lovely piano, and the cookies-it’s all marketing and Brookdale Corporation knows exactly what they’re doing."