The Best Nursing Home Communities in Chowan County, NC

"Definitely not a fancy place, but what matters is the super caring staff. Every effort to care for my mom as an individual has been made. I have really appreciated the constant communications from the staff keeping me informed of changes, etc. Many thanks to everyone at the Bryan Center!"

"When you walk in at Roanoke Landing Nursing and Rehabilitation Center it smelled of urine. There were a lot of patients sitting in wheelchairs in the hallways, and they just looked lost. I didn't get the feeling that mother would be any more than a number down the hallway. It was very expensive. The staff was fine and answered all of our questions. The appearance, smell, and price, turned us off. The administrative staff was fine. The people didn't seem to be cared for as much. It's located right beside the hospital."

"The physical therapy I received at this facility was a blessing to me! My rehabilitation was to recover from a broken femur. I regained strength and independence during my stay at Brian Center. The large room allowed me maneuver easily in my wheelchair. The sidewalks and beautiful setting allowed me to be outside and enjoy the beautiful setting. I am thankful for my temporary stay at Brian Center."

"I'm at Elizabeth City Health & Rehabilitation now and it is quite nice. This is my third time being in here for rehab. They have a large group of occupational therapists, physical therapists, and speech therapists. They have anything that you can imagine. They have nurses and doctors on staff and I've been very satisfied every time I was here. It's designed beautifully. The rooms are big. There's only one person in a room, and it's like a hotel room. It's very, very nice. The people are nice. I can't say enough nice things about it. Their physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy are wonderful. The staff is great. The food could show some improvement in what they serve and how it's prepared. The buildings are beautiful. They have arts and crafts and stuff like that, but they don't have dances or stuff like that. Each room has a bathroom. If you need something, you hit the call button for them and they come quickly."

"My husband was in a skilled-care unit. It was a nice place. It was a good atmosphere. My husband was there for about a month and a half. I loved it. The people were nice. They didn't mind helping you. The atmosphere was pleasant. The facility was nice. Their rooms were kept up nice too. They were clean and nice. It was just a good place to be. They had bingo and all kinds of card games at times and different people coming in to sing. On Sunday, they had church people come in and did devotion."

"Upon arriving I noticed that the doors were locked with a security system and you either had to know a code to enter or you had to ring a bell for service. I thought this was great as sometimes seniors can be the victims of predators. I also thought this was good because some patients may have the tendency to wander. Once I entered the building I noticed how clean it was. The staff were all cheerful and seemed happy, polite, and friendly. The residents were lining the hall waiting for lunch. Some residents, my grandmother included were playing a game of Bible Bingo for prizes of candy and lolipops. My grandmother seemed very happy about her winnings. Overall I think my grandmother is happy there. She is able to socialize and live a happy life while still receiving the care and attention she needs. "