Nursing Home Communities in Cary, NC

"My father moved into Hillcrest Raleigh at Crabtree Valley. The staffing was great. They had a good team of OT and PT. We're working with social workers and things like that to get my father's Medicaid applications submitted and whatnot. The facility is clean."

"My cousin stayed at this facility for 6 six weeks. I've visit him numerous of times and watched him from beginning to end. The nurses were very helpful and concern of his needs and made sure they were met in a professional manner. The nurses learned all of our names within a week. They were constantly assisting him getting him stronger and stronger. If it wasn't for those people my cousin would not have gotten his strength back as quick as he did. "

"my grandmother was in the facility and the care she received was excellent. if you can get past the look of the building, which is dingy and drab the care is fantastic. The staff is friendly, courteous and prompt. i would recommend this facility to others. we have known numerous people to go to Mayview for therapy and even end of life services is why we picked it. "

"The place is very lovely and the staff is so wonderful to my 72 year old Mom. My Mom had said that, the food wasn't all that great but the people are very caring. "

"I went to Windsor Point. They seemed very organized. They had a lot of activities. It was very clean. The room was typical. We looked at a two-bedroom with two bathrooms, a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen. They had a stove in each one of them. A lot of the apartments don't have stoves, but they do. The staff who toured us was very outgoing. I think she related very well to my mother-in-law, who was very difficult, so she did a good job of that. They had outdoor space, and they had an indoor pool, which was nice. Even with the buy-in there, the rent there is cheaper than most others."

"The occupational therapy group was GREAT. They ALL seemed to care a GREAT DEAL on your progress for rehab. They DO WORK you a bit hard, but results really came FAST! Everyone super friendly and polite. BEST THERAPY GROUP I've EVER HAD. Would really like to rate group at least 10 stars!"

"The outdoor court was very clean and enjoyable to set in the sun. Staff was very helpful and friendly. The meals were nicely presented. Thanks for your services "

"The nursing staff is amazing. They truly care about the health and well being of their residents. My Grandmother is a new resident here and I couldn't be more pleased. No matter what time of day I visit she is dressed and very well taken care of. They call me all the time to keep me updated and it's so appreciated. Looks can be deceiving. It needs to be updated and is in the process. They have a new administrator that is really on the ball and is passionate about her job and the home. "

"Wonderful facility, great staff, my mom is happy !rooms are private and large! Doctor and nurses are wonderful! "

"I was a patient at Brian Center Southpoint for 6 1/2 weeks following jaw surgery. I would like to commend and thank the entire staff for taking such good care of me. They all made my rehab as pleasant as could be expected. Bravo !! Highly recommended for any rehabilitation. The WiFi/internet could be better."

"My grandpa was here for nearly three years and while he did not like being alone during Corona, he loved riding the halls in his wheelchair and visiting with friends in this facility. My grandma and grandpa celebrated their 57 anniversary within a week of his passing and they were able to celebrate their love at a prom night where they were crowned king and queen while he was there. Our family felt a lot of love from the staff and we are so grateful to you for taking care of our grandpa! He was able to have his own room for most of his stay and I was always impressed when visiting with the cleanliness. There are no complaints from our family, we will forever be thankful. "

"Litchford Falls Healthcare was the cleanest when we looked all over Raleigh for our mother. It was also well-lit. We were pleased with the care. We didn't like that she suffered, but we couldn't do anything about that. All they could do was really be good to her; they bathed her to keep her clean and comfortable and gave her medications the doctor ordered. The nurses, especially the CNAs, were very helpful and kind to her. She loved them and they loved her, especially a young man who bathed her and took care of her. He would come and bring his little son to meet her. They had entertainment. In the last 3 months, they had like a high school prom with a live band. They brought people to do the ladies' makeup and find dresses for them. They brought young men in from the nearby college to dance with people. They would have Christmas and Thanksgiving dinner with families. The activity director was the best I've ever seen, since I used to work in nursing homes as a teacher. He was so great. He would come in his tux and bow or sometimes in a body costume for entertainment. It was just wonderful. It was hard for her to share a tiny room, and she (not because of that) became more and more disabled and ill. They called me when my mother was about to die. She could no longer get her breath; she was crying and everything. They called me to come immediately. The nurse who had taken care of her was praying really loud, and we all were crying because of my mother. If you have to be in Medicaid care, I think this is as good as you can get. They were excellent. They did the best they could for her. "

"My mother is at Carolina Meadows. Their food is excellent and nutritious. They have fresh dishes and it's very diverse. It's one of the highlights of their program, that have a very good diet. The rooms are all very nice. What happens is you start in a house. When my dad died and mom got Parkinson's, we moved her into an apartment in assisted living. Then when her Parkinson's got so bad, we moved her into the skilled nursing facility downstairs. The houses are very nice. They are duplexes and you don't have any care (but you might have individual home health care). Then the assisted living apartments are one-bedroom apartments and they're very nice, too. They have a cafeteria where you eat your three meals a day. Then the skilled facilities are one room where you don't have to share. Maintenance is good. The staff is all very generous, very caring, and very thorough. They know a lot about geriatrics."

"My 102 year old mother in law was a patient for several prior to her passing away. The care was excellent. The staff was very attentive. The accommodations were very pleasant. It was a very positive experience."