Croasdaile Village
2600 Croasdaile Farm Pkwy, Durham, NC 27705
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Reviews of Croasdaile Village in Durham, North Carolina
3.65
(29 reviews)
Facility
4.3
Staff
4.5
Food
4.0
Activities
4.6
Value
3.4
cheyou
4
|
November 28, 2022
The sense of community is strong. The nursing staff, CNA's, kitchen staff, front desk staff....everyone is very kind and makes a noticable effort to assist. The place is super clean and inviting. They offer a calendar of social events for their clients. The food is pretty good considering it is massed produced for a wide array of dietary needs. The menu options are vast. The nurses keep me updated on Dad's care by phone and in person. I am very pleased with Dad's care. Of course some disappoints happen; it's just the nature of being in a nursing home. But I feel confident leaving Dad alone there when I go away. I am confident he will get great care and they will keep me informed. i visit him a couple hours a day 5-6 times a week.
Corey
4
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November 10, 2022
I went to Croasdaile Village to visit a friend and I liked that seniors who live there have their independence, but they can always have someone helping them out, as far as everyday living, maintenance, and anything they need. Everything is on campus. They take them to doctor's appointments, they have swimming pool access, health care services, and haircuts. The facility was very clean. The staff I met was very nice. My friend said the food was great.
MelV81
1
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October 8, 2022
Can’t believe how the rehab center has been treating my grandfather they have left him with a gash on his arm that was so bad the dressing had to be changed three times in a row, they left him in a wheelchair for four hours straight knowing he has sciatica and his legs and feet went numb he was in so much pain he was crying for help and nurses and aids just walked right past him!!!!!!! Don’t let your parents or grandparents come here they make it seem nice but the people are terrible!
Nancy
5
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April 28, 2022
I would give very high marks to Croasdaile Village. It's a Methodist facility. They are very helpful. During COVID, nobody was admitted to them ever. At the front gate, you were turned around. The residents were given their meals on trays. They weren't allowed into the dining room. I think they had one case of COVID and that was with an employee that was going in and out, but none among the residents. I have a friend that lives there and you check in and out at the front gate. They don't let you in the front gate unless you give them the name of a resident that you're picking up, where you're going, and even now that things have eased up, the guard at the front gate takes your temperature physically with a thermometer pointed at your forehead. I've eaten in their dining room frequently. My friend invites her other friends to come and have dinner with her. Even though they don't serve wine there, she always brings wine and the people in the dining room pour it for her as if they're serving our table, even though that's not something they usually do. They have terrific activities. I've gone there for movie night. She has a beautiful room. She was in independent living, and she's now in the memory care unit. She's now in hospice and the hospice is right there in their own medical facility. Croasdaile Village has houses, cottages, apartments, assisted living, memory care, and hospital care. They have a trained nursing medical facility and hospice care if you need it. The important thing is they are a not-for-profit. People are not making money on that facility. They have an 8 to a10 year waiting list and I'm putting myself on it. My friend was in the memory care unit and I took her one night to a concert in another town and we didn't get back until 11:30 or 12:00. You're not allowed in that unit. I've never been in that unit, but when I rang the bell for them to come and admit her, four attendants came running. They were happy to get her back. It was like they were waiting for her to come home and I was so pleased with that. They weren't looking for her because she was checked out to me and they know me, but they all came to the door to welcome her home. It was so funny to see. They have great transportation to concerts and sporting events and things like that, too. They've just redone it. They redo it every three or four years and they have torn down one older building, and they're putting in a brand new facility there because they couldn't keep renovating it. To make it new, they had to build a new building, so they did that. They are constantly renovating. It looks like you're walking into a Miami Beach Hotel, but it's still homey and friendly. The attendants there know everybody. Even when she would walk down the halls and pass one of the aides, the aides would say hi. They get greeted by name. The staff knows everybody's name. The food is good. It's like institutional food, but actually, some of the food was very good. It's a cafeteria line and you can choose what you want. They have a beautiful lake. If you walk around it, it's 2.5 miles and I would walk that with my friend. There's an outside activity, walking, exercise, and that kind of thing.
Reviewer#GD05092021a
5
|
June 3, 2021
My mother is in Croasdaile Village, and she says it is excellent. I have never seen her room, but she says it is perfect. The food is excellent, and the staff is excellent. It is Covid right now, so there are not many activities at all; but when they do have them, she likes what they do. They have an exercise room, and she exercises two or three times a week. They have a hair salon over there. They have places to walk, and places to sit, all the conveniences that you need. There is a pond nearby, and they can walk around the pond. It is a perfect place for a senior, either independent or assisted because they have both. It tends to be expensive, but for people who have money it is perfect.
DBLeigh
5
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March 26, 2021
My Papa was in the Health Center here, The Pavilion, for rehab. He had a wonderful experience. He was well cared for, enjoyed the food, and my family was happy with his care. The staff responded to questions and were patient and caring.
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Services and Amenities of Croasdaile Village in Durham, North Carolina
General
- Resident Capacity: 114
Medicare
Health
4.0
Overall
5.0
Quality
5.0
Staff
4.0
About Croasdaile Village in Durham, North Carolina
Refund Plans: 90% of Entrance Fee; 50% refund (Price: 77% of Entrance Fee); Declining Balance of 2%/mo. (Price: 55% of Entrance Fee). Assisted Living and Nursing Care available on Fee-For-Service basis.
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