The Best Senior Living Communities in Pineville, NC

"The rooms are beautiful and just the right size. The activities are great. The staff as a whole is so welcoming and helpful."

"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."

"My dad moved to The Blake at Edgewater. It was the one where I felt like it had more of a homey feel. It's very well-kept. They have been very nice and accommodating. It's very close to where I live, so it's a short drive for me to check on him, and it's been a good experience. I don't have any complaints about anything. They're very personable. I have personal cell phone numbers, and I can call and speak to them if I need to. He complains about the food every day, though. He is in a large one-bedroom apartment, and everything is up-to-date as far as the aesthetics of it. The bathroom is nice, large, and handicapped-accessible. He has a large closet. It's not a walk-in closet, but he can fit his wheelchair in it. Then he's got a kitchenette area. So, it's nice. They have great activities. My dad just chooses not to participate, but they take them out on trips, like go shopping or to other places like parks and things like that when the weather is nice. They do a lot of arts and crafts. They have people come in to do music performances. I've seen some kids and other people there singing and playing instruments. So, they seemed to have a good variety of activities. Their medications are just expensive."

"My friend has been at Sunflower Springs at Indian Land. I think it's an amazing community. It has been a godsend. It's in assisted living, but it's more like a family. The people that are living there have issues and things of that nature, and they help them with whatever they need done. It's more of a nursing home, yet it's not. They have their own lives, and they can do whatever they want to do and go wherever they want to go. It's just an amazing place. They go over and above what they have to do. Everyone just works together, and it's just a beautiful community. I've never been around in assisted living before, but this is the top. Even when you walk in the place it's a sunny and happy place. My friend is one who is very particular about her food, and everywhere she goes she says, "I hate the food," but she really likes the food there. It's a brand-new building. They have different activities that go on throughout the week. On Saturdays and Sundays families can come and visit the residents. They also have people that come in and sing. When they need to go to the doctor's office they take them to the doctor or whatever appointments that they have. It really takes the burden off of me because she's in a wheelchair."

At Spring Arbor, we believe in providing you with the right care at the right time and supporting you to the fullest as your care needs change. Our goal is to meet residents exactly where they are, empowering them to pursue independence while fostering health, wellness, and achieving favorable results. Additionally, we prioritize the holistic integration of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, ensuring a comprehensive approach to care. Your journey with us starts with a comprehensive assessment of your health needs, preferences, and personal history. Based on this, we develop an Individualized Care Plan (ICP) tailored specifically to you. This plan is regularly reviewed and updated to reflect any changes in your requirements. Upon moving in, our dedicated team takes the time to understand your care preferences on a personal level. We provide assistance with personal care and support, including dressing, bathing, and medication management, tailored to your individual needs as outlined in your ICP. Our purpose is to empower our residents to live independently while enriching their days with meaning and fulfillment in a comfortable and engaging environment. At Spring Arbor, we believe in providing you with the right care at the right time and supporting you to the fullest as your care needs change. This is why we provide personalized care options and services in a secure environment 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 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

"My mother has been resident of The Blake at Baxter Village since March 2023. After recovery from a surgery, the family realized that due to cognitive decline, that she could no longer care for herself in her condo in New York. After doing some research into home health assistance or facilities in NY we decided to move her closer to family in South Carolina. After one tour of The Blake, I was confident that the location, apartment layout and services would be a good fit. The staff who work directly with residents from the dining room servers, Med Techs and Personal Assistants are all amazing! There is a wide range of social activities available, from group exercise classes, coveted BINGO and my mother’s favorite “social hour on Wednesdays”. They go on shopping trips, partake in local Baxter events and go visit many of the fun places in York County like orchards and parks."

"My father moved to Providence Meadows Gracious Retirement Living. We chose that for him because I felt like I was walking into a resort. He has a one bedroom, a separate living room, an outdoor porch off his living room, a kitchenette area, ample closet space (three closets), and a huge bathroom. They have so many programs such as outings. The dining room is just absolutely gorgeous. They have a library, a theater, a chapel, a workout room, and gardens everywhere. There are all kinds of games and all kinds of different activities. The food is very good. I can eat for free in the dining room with my father. The facility is extremely clean. It's almost like walking through a museum at times with just the incredible artwork and everything. You get more bang for your buck there. When you consider everything, especially the type of unit that my father is in (he's not in a studio, he's in a one-bedroom), we're paying a little extra for him to have that one-bedroom, but we want to do that and I think it's well worth the money."

"The one I liked the most was the Brookdale Carriage Club Providence. Eva, the girl that showed us around, was so nice and wanted to try to fit the place to us, as to what we're looking for. It's a large place, and it covers all types of care. You can go in as an independent, and then if you need help, you can switch over and get assisted living right in the same place. Then, if you need memory care, they also have that available. That appealed to me because as you get older, you change, and I wouldn't want to move again. It had everything you could want. They have at least three meals a day, and on Sunday, they give you brunch. I didn't taste their food. I was invited back to taste it, but I never got back because of my fall. They were generous-sized and well-appointed rooms. They had a full kitchen with a stove, a microwave, a refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a washer and dryer. It had everything. It was spotless and very well done."

"The Post At Providence has been a Godsend for our parent and our family. Yes, the home is beautiful, comfortable and clean. But it's the caring staff, the friendly residents and their family members who make this a Five Star facility. Since our parent has been there, the journey has been less stressful and more meaningful because of this group of wonderful people. Thanks to all of you. "

"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."

In the heart of beautiful Charlotte, NC lies MerryWood on Park. Known for hospitality and a tangible sense of belonging, this is the perfect community for anyone seeking to live their life in their style among warm and joyful residents and compassionate team members.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

"My parents will be moving into Belvedere at Berewick. I chose this community for my parents because it was brand new and the apartments were spacious. I like the amenities they have for the seniors and the activities they do. Like they do meet and greets for the residents and then they play games and things with them. The staff member who gave us the tour really did a good job of showing us everything and making sure we understood everything. Since the place is brand new, it's appearance is superb, and everything is immaculate. We were told that they have activities for the residents like bingo, meet and greets to get to know your neighbors, and things like that."

"Esthetically, HarborChase of Riverwalk was gorgeous. It looked very comfortable. The people that we saw there were engaged in activities. The staff was very pleasant. The rooms were spacious. It looked like a place where my wife could be happy. We had a meal, and it's not five-star gourmet. For large-group feeding, it was surprisingly good. It looked like a very well-balanced meal, and it was tasty."

"My dad moved into TerraBella Rock Hill. What I liked best is that the staff seemed extremely caring and welcoming, and my dad was comfortable on the first day he arrived. They have a salon and barbers on the premises. They did a lot of activities with their residents. It's conducive given the patients that require memory care. It is clean, well-lit, and has pretty decent-sized spacing."