The Haven In Highland Creek

Located at 5920 McChesney Drive in the Highland Creek neighborhood of Charlotte, North Carolina, The Haven in Highland Creek is a licensed assisted living and memory care community that emphasizes compassionate support and dignity for seniors. The community sits within a quiet residential setting, surrounded by tranquil ponds, parks, a championship golf course, and walking paths that lend a peaceful, natural ambiance to everyday life in Highland Creek. Within the community, residents live in private apartments with accessible features and are supported by licensed, on-site nursing staff. The Haven offers 24/7 caregiver assistance, help with daily living tasks, medication management, and memory support services. In addition, housekeeping, linen services, and scheduled transportation are included to reduce the burden of daily chores. Shared amenities include a dining room for communal meals, a library or quiet lounge, and a secure outdoor courtyard where residents can stroll safely. The community’s design and programs are tailored to individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias; the memory care area is structured to minimize confusion and promote routines, with staff trained to support cognitive needs while maintaining safety and dignity. Families and prospective residents frequently note that the interior décor is warm, with comfortable furnishings, soothing color schemes, and an approachable environment that balances care and quality of life. Its location in Highland Creek offers practical advantages. It lies within diverse suburban surroundings yet remains accessible to local shopping, medical facilities, and Charlotte’s major thoroughfares. The neighborhood itself is paired with recreational amenities, golf courses, and natural features, helping the community feel integrated into a broader, vibrant area. 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