Memory Care Communities in Rock Hill, SC

"My cousin will be moving into The Meridian at Carolina Lakes. It is very new, very upscale, and very bright. It looks more like a hotel instead of an assisted living facility. It's got a pool 24/7. It is very, very nice, and it's way cheaper. It's close to me, that's why I picked it. The staff was very helpful and very friendly, yet professional. They were very caring. They took their time. They invited us to have lunch to check out the food. The chef came out and introduced herself to us, and we hadn't even signed in yet. The service was exceptional, and it was a very pleasant experience. The food was excellent. The rooms are beautiful, white, bright, and have a little bit of a kitchenette with a microwave. They even have a washing machine in the room and a little refrigerator. They were very nice and very spacious. They have a bathroom and a closet."

"I toured here and that's the one we want. There were several buildings and my brother is going to have to take a double-occupied room for the price and have a roommate. The double occupancy room was very nice. It had two beds and two recliners, a big closet for each of their clothes, and a bathroom that had a shower step over that was low. I didn't go all the way into the room because a resident was in there. She was nice, but I didn't want to invade her privacy too much. The lady that gave the tour was very nice. It was raining that day, but she still went out and showed me the rooms and two double rooms where my brother would be living, one or the other. She's a young lady and she was very helpful and toured me through all the dining rooms and where they have a church service. I observed them playing bingo, some were playing cards, and some were listening to a speaker (I think it was a minister). Almost everybody was out of their rooms doing something, watching TV. Everybody was up, dressed, and active. Some were sitting out on the porch before it got too hot. There are several dining areas and they were nice. There's one per building. So the residents would go to the dining room in their building and they were set up with tablecloths, napkins, and silverware. It's very well decorated. They had the menu up on the bulletin board and it looked very clean. The food smelled good. I looked at the menu and I thought it looked good, too. So I think my brother would have been satisfied there. I liked the personnel. He was interviewed with the head of caretaking and the head of the home and they were very nice to him. They were very well-spoken and seemed like they wanted him and were welcoming to him. The other technicians walking around were helpful if we needed to push the wheelchair somewhere."

"At the time, they told me the shortest respite care they offer is 30 days and I was looking for something shorter than that. It was a very nice facility and people seemed to be very active as I went through both areas of assisted and memory and people seemed to be engaged. However, when I visited a room that they had opened, it was unoccupied at the time, I thought it was very dismal. I know that people don't stay there in that room during the day, but it was very small. It probably would only accommodate a single bed and maybe one piece of furniture and a chair. I was not impressed with the size. It was less than 10 x 10. The staff during the tour was very nice. She was new, so she had to get back to me with a couple of questions that I had posed although she was very accommodating and the intake person was very, very nice. I only was in contact with two people. When they got back to me and told me that it would be a 30-day minimum, I didn't pursue it any further."

"My parents are at The Laurels and The Haven in the Village at Carolina Place. The workers' attitudes are very good. I’ve been very impressed with the staff. My parents really like the food. The common dining area is set up with individual tables all around the room, where they place different people together. They have plenty of activities, like different types of workouts, bingo, and music in the great room, which has a piano, a fireplace with gas logs, and lots of wingback chairs and couches. It is a huge room, and people like to go there. We got my parents a one-bedroom apartment with a huge bathroom, which has worked out really well. It is very nice. We are very pleased with it. I like that the facility is so nice as well as its proximity to my home and to where my parents used to live. "

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"We chose CoHomes for my mother. They have CNAs caregivers there. It is small. They only have a maximum of six people at one time. I would call it a boutique home, warm, and inviting. They are taken very great care of. She's happy. There's consistency because they only have a small number of caregivers that are rotating in and out, so they get to know them. It feels more like a family setting and a home. The staff is fine, caring, nurturing. For her and for me they're accessible and they communicate with me. They prepare home-cooked meals, and my mom says they're very good cooks. They have activities every day. She can't see. The other ladies that can see do adult coloring books and draw pictures. They do a lot of activities, and they include my mom by talking with her as they're doing it, but she can't see to do those types of things. They'll play music. They watch TV together. It's more like a family setting. It is less expensive than the larger facility, and she's getting more one-on-one care and encouragement. There is more one-on-one time, and she's not just left in her room."

"I am moving into The Pines on Carmel. I liked that it was open and airy with lots of windows and lots of lights. They had several outdoor spaces. They had several different sizes of apartments and I had to bring my own appliances. The staff that I met was very good."

"My mother is at Brookdale South Charlotte. It's very nice. The place is very roomy. It's very clean, and it is well kept. The staff is very nice, and the care is good in all respects. They keep her busy doing different things with her friends in the facility or getting out and doing things. The food is very good, so she likes the food. The dining area is very nice and restaurant-like. The whole facility is just very impressive."

"Mom has been in several different facilities. The post is absolutely and by far the best place she has been. The staff and the care they give is are the best in the industry!"

"I really like Sunrise (Brighton Gardens of Charlotte). My tour guide who was a sales representative for them and she was really great and wonderful. I really love her. It was one of the first places I went to. I like the room and I like the way it is arranged. They have a beauty parlor. Overall, the place was nice. It was not better than the other places that we saw in terms of the building, but the grounds were well maintained, and the building was in good condition."

"My mother just moved into Brookdale South Park. What made me move there was its close proximity to where mom was. She's in memory care and they were very helpful in getting us what we needed to move in. The staff seems very friendly and accommodating. She does not articulate really well, but she seems to be eating and she seems happy. The place is laid out to accommodate each person in their location. It is kind of set up like a wagon wheel and each area is labeled, so if you are able to comprehend where you are, then you will know where you need to go. It appears very clean. She is getting her value's worth for being there for such a short time. It is close to a hospital."

"Carriage Club of Charlotte is very pretty. The premises are well taken care of, and it has a very nice dining room. The grounds are lovely. The space in the one-bedroom apartment is very nice. My mother-in-law especially liked the fact that they have a kitchen in the apartment. The menu itself is good, and they serve two meals every day: lunch and dinner. They offer church services and cards. They also have guest lectures, which I thought was of interest to me, but not my mother-in-law. They also offer outings, which is very nice, and transportation to church services, shopping, and to doctor's appointments. They have an outdoor pool, and they also have a physical therapy room with exercise equipment. The interior lobby and the public areas are very nicely furnished and nicely pleasant. The hallways leading to the apartments are in good shape, but I think it lacks character. My mother-in-law got lost because all the hallways looked the same. If they would just paint and do something different in the hallways leading to the apartments, it might alleviate the confusion. "

"I fell in love with Sunrise on Providence. I liked everything about it. It seemed at home. It was just beautiful: the whole place, the layout, and the furniture. The rooms were handicap accessible. It was perfect. They were very professional and very caring. They listened to me and I'm a talker. They listened to my every word, but when they told me their pricing, I just couldn't afford it. It wasn't in my budget."

"I've been to the Cadence Senior Living at Mint Hill twice. I've tasted their food and even went there before Christmas. I pass by it a few times a day because it's in my town. It's close to my home and I can almost ride a bike there. My mother's home is over two hours from me, so I want her to be somewhat closer. It is a new facility, around 3 years old, and it's not very big. They only have less than 50 residents. They also had a great price. It wasn't necessarily the lowest, but everything just worked out for me. They had availability and the facilities were all brand new. Yesterday, when we went to taste the food, the staff told me that everybody there had gotten their first COVID shot, and that the people are coming back in a couple of weeks for the second. I like the fact that they are on top of things. You couldn't really tour the facility because of COVID, but my mother liked it and she enjoyed the food. I told the woman last night, "You folks are doing a really good job of following up everybody who needs information." Also, it just so happen that it's the one that I have seen, passed by all the time, and the one that my mother liked, so we're gonna go ahead and move forward. My mother is a retired nurse, so it has a lot to do with the feeling that we get from them and how professional they are as well. Everybody was professional, respectful of our time and was nice. My mother liked the food. She said that it had a good taste to it."