Assisted Living Communities in Pittsboro, NC

"I went to the Reserve at Mills Farm yesterday. It's a very nice, clean facility, the staff is warm and friendly. The workout center is well equipped and the surroundings are very nice looking, there are trees and so forth. It's nice because it's an age in place type facility, independent living, assisted living, and then the memory care facility. I discovered that they have activity coordinators at all three sections, so it's not one activities coordinator, which I think is good because they can kind of specialize in their own area. Those three different categories have three different needs. The dining facility looked very nice. I think there are at least two public dining facilities and at least one private dining facility so that if you had a family get-together, you could utilize the private dining space. I cannot comment on the costs, that was one of the factors that were not immediately available yesterday, and I cannot comment on the rooms themselves or what's available there. I think there are about 75 to 80 percent filled right now, which means there's still about a 20 percent open capacity. As I mentioned, it's a relatively new facility, so they're still accepting residents. I think the town itself, Apex, is a nice town within North Carolina."

"We are very satisfied with Spring Arbor of Cary. They were very responsive to our request for a tour to see the facilities and to meet with the staff, and they were able to get my mom in very quickly. They've been very responsive to our questions or phone calls about how she's doing on any particular day. They do music therapy, chair yoga, and they have a walking club there. They also went to a Cinco de Mayo event recently."

"My parents are on a waiting list for Woodland Terrace. It's very nice, 20 years old, friendly, and not too big, which my mother liked. The setting was very nice in a neighborhood with mature landscaping, and the apartments were bigger than some of the newer places we have seen. The staff was very nice. They had a pool, gym, and physical therapy office on site. The pool was especially nice and covered in a glass enclosure, so it seemed like you’re outside, and yet it was heated and air-conditioned which was important to my dad."

This is a therapeutic home setting for residents to transition Without being judged we provide all levels of care, including end-of-life care where our families can age out with us. We are all-inclusive. We provide in-continents supplies, hygiene three meals daily unlimited snacks and beverages assistance with medication management we have two CNA‘s in the home daily. We have a registered nurse on board and a primary care provider that comes into the home. day Activities. Outings and more We provide all levels of care, but we specialize in the dementia population. We feel like they need a protective level of care! 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

"We liked the way Mebane Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care looked. We liked the overall layout of the place, as well as the people. They have been very helpful, have good answers, and are willing to assist. My sister-in-law is there and she likes the food. They have a room to do physical therapy in and a courtyard to walk around outside. It is clean and has a friendly atmosphere."

"My mother is in here, it is a very nice place. It’s brand new, clean, and everything is fine. Her room is nice and she has an extra heater because she’s cold all the time. They doing everything they can to make it nice. Six people lived there."

"I went to see Springdaile Assisted Living. It's super in parallel with where my dad currently is but the price was more than I had anticipated from what was online so it's not worth it for me. I get that they have different levels of care, but I thought I could get my dad there for under $4000 and I can't. It reached over $5000 and at this point, it's not worth it. During my in-person visit, everything was clean and they cater to the residents. The person who toured me was very informative too. They had an eating area and a large back porch deck so there's plenty of area for residents to go. The bedrooms were normal bedroom sizes and the upkeep was great. The location is also easily accessible."

Peach Tree Assisted Living Home is a locally owned assisted living care home with 7 residents. Peach Tree Assisted Living Home is located in a beautiful quiet neighborhood. We aim to provide the highest quality of care to all residents at all times by making them feel safe, secure and cared for by our team comprising of an experienced caregivers. We recognize and uphold the resident's bill of rights. We respect the dignity and unique worth of each resident. We maintain and promote quality of life by ensuring that opportunities are available, accessible and developed in order that every individual resident is assisted and motivated for growth in all dimensions of life being physical, psychological, and social.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"So far I'm relatively satisfied. Mother seems to like it. The higher staff is excellent and the facility is clean. But there could be more activities for people."

"A few years ago, as part of a school trip, I visited with some of the people who stayed at Burlington Manor. One of the things that stood out about the facility, above all else, was the amount of dedication and attention that each of the caregivers had for the people under their care. The facility, while clean, didn't seem to be very well stocked, and it's my understanding that the same is the case for most assisted living communities. At the very least, the sheer amount of love brought to bear by so many of the workers at Burlington Manor was something that was evident not only to myself, but to everyone else. "

"I have found a place for my mom that seems to be working very well. Abbotswood is wonderful and the food is great. Everything so far has been satisfactory. "

ParentCare Assisted Living, located at 3720 Vesta Drive in Raleigh, North Carolina, provides a warm and personalized assisted living experience in a cozy residential setting. Licensed as a small residential care home, the community accommodates up to three residents, ensuring a high level of individualized attention and strong caregiver-to-resident relationships. With a focus on privacy and comfort, ParentCare offers private and semi-private rooms within a home-like environment, staffed 24/7. Residents receive dedicated support for daily living tasks, medication management, health monitoring, and special dietary needs. Personalized care plans are crafted to promote well-being and independence, tailored to each individual's unique preferences. The community fosters a nurturing and engaging atmosphere, offering daily meals with snack options, regular health, exercise, social, and leisure activities, plus transportation for errands and medical visits. Licensed caregivers are supplemented by on-call registered nurses, and residents benefit from on-site visits by geriatric physicians, physical therapists, podiatrists, and other healthcare professionals. Located in a calm Raleigh neighborhood, ParentCare balances ease of access to local amenities-including pharmacies, shops, and dining-with the intimacy of a small care home. The community's mission is to "Care for every Senior like our parent", reflecting its commitment to dignity, respect, independence, and family-style living. In summary, ParentCare Assisted Living offers a highly personalized, small-scale residential option where attentive care, meaningful engagement, and a strong emphasis on resident comfort come together in a true home-away-from-home. 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 mom has been at CHAL for 4 1/2 years. CHAL is privately owned and run by a local couple. Over the years, I have found them and the administrator to be open, honest and willing to assist with any issues that might come up. My mom has been in the secure memory care wing from the beginning due to her wandering tendencies. Over the years, I feel like she has been well taken care of. There have been issues with some of the staff from time to time, but those issues have been addressed by the administration. I have seen staff removed from the memory care wing, because they are not a good fit. The residents in that wing need a specialized, caring, well trained staff. CHAL tries to make certain the MC staff suits that criteria. Over the years, CHAL has made great strides in improving the overall condition of the facility. It was a very attractive, clean facility when I first visited in 2009. Today it is even more so. The owners and admin strive to make improvements in every area: cleanliness, activities, meals, gathering areas, staff training, care giving and other areas of residents' needs. From the moment you enter through the new air - lock sliding doors, I feel the comfort of a well run facility. Most importantly to a lot of folks, a home for the aged should smell nice. CHAL does. Of course, there will always be the occasional odor of a soiled resident. If that happens when I walk past, I don't hesitate to bring it to a staff member's attention. If it's in a group situation, I usually find that staff is already looking for the offending diaper. In the MC wing, there's a diverse population from residents who seem to be perfectly fine to those who need full time assistance. I admire and appreciate the staff who can care for these residents. It definitely takes a special type of person to do the job. I was my mom's caretaker for several years before it was necessary to find a place. I could write a lot more, but then you might get tired of reading. I give CHAL 4 stars, because no facility can be perfect. There's always room for improvement and luckily for the residents, CHAL recognizes that. "

"Liselotte Carehome is private. There's only eight beds. It's kind of out in the country a little bit, so it's working quite well. I think, due to the fact that it's small, they really get individualized care. "