"My aunt had stayed at Carolina House, and everything in it was nice. It was clean, upscale, and clean smelling. You could sit on their porch, which was nice. They had big private rooms. My aunt's room was big enough. It had a closet and a little refrigerator. They had a cafeteria, and though I haven't eaten there, I thought they had good food. However, it was private and very expensive. My aunt complained that it was understaffed, but the staff was very nice. "

"I am the Marketing Director for Chick-fil-A of Elizabeth City and have been to Waterbrooke twice. Once to have a Dance-Off and then to play BINGO with the residents. Both times we've been met positively by both the staff and residents. It's one of our favorite places to visit. "

"Great faciity with such a personal and home-like atmosphere. "

"My mom was here at this facility for rehab - she had a knee replacement. The facility is great! Very loving staff and the therapists were excellent. My Mom, who can be stubborn sometimes, was up everyday and truly enjoyed the "workouts" they gave her. She is back home with me now and I am very appreciative. "

"I visited this facility multiple times while both my grandmother and great aunt were residents here. They have both passed away now but up until they died they both had been here for some time. Every time I visited there I was impressed with what I saw. I was in their rooms, the hallways, the TV rooms, the dining room and the lobby and never once was I unhappy with what I saw. I liked the idea that they had rooms set up like living rooms that the patients could watch TV in, play cards or just sit on couches and chairs and visit with each other or their guests. We even had several birthday celebrations there, where we a lot of the family came and we had cake and presents. I also liked the fact that they had groups come in to entertain the residents. Sometimes they had line dancing clubs come in and do demonstrations, chorus's came in and sang and of course they had worship services for them on Sunday. I was impressed with the cleanliness of the facility also. There were never any unpleasant odors lingering anywhere but there was never an overwhelming smell of cleaners either. Anyone who has ever spent much time visiting a nursing home knows that there are going to be "urinary accidents" and that it is hard to keep a facility with this many people looking and smelling clean. The nurses always seemed professional yet pleasant. So many of the staff seemed to take time with the residents and treat them in a respectful manner. Because of my job I have been in many nursing homes and I feel that this one was one of the best I have seen. "

"We used Currituck House for respite care. It was great. They have a seven-day minimum. Most places require 30, but we didn't need 30 days. Uncle was in the memory care section because he has dementia, and they took very good care of him. They treated him very kindly, which is all you want in a place where you're putting someone you love. My uncle had a private room. They had activities, too. I would highly recommend it. The place was clean and his room was a very nice size."