Whether you prefer laid-back beach towns, mountain hikes, or something in between, North Carolina has something to offer — and that’s what makes it an ideal retirement destination. The Outer Banks region along the state’s eastern coast is a popular tourist spot, featuring lighthouses, beaches, and countless other aquatic activities. It’s also home to Kitty Hawk, the seaside town where the Wright brothers made their historic first airplane flight. Then, on North Carolina’s western edge is where the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains run through the state. Peppered throughout all of North Carolina are small yet vibrant college towns like Asheville and Chapel Hill, along with larger metropolitan areas like Charlotte. Add mild weather and low property taxes to the mix, and it’s clear why the Tar Heel State has one of the fastest-growing populations in the United States.
There are more than 170 nursing homes in North Carolina. A Place for Mom’s Senior Living Advisors can provide you with a list of nursing homes in North Carolina to help you find the community that fits your needs and budget.
The median monthly cost of a private room in a nursing home in North Carolina is about $7,700, according to Genworth.
My father loves the facility and employees. My sister said the rooms are clean. The only problem was the 12 month wait. I understand most of that is out of your hands, but we were scrambling towards the end...
5 stars for sure - the staff is great, they have tons of activities, everything is new and spotless and the apartment my mom is in is a great size.
They truly care about their residents and have been good about our concerns about our family member. They have also been supportive of our mother and reassuring of fears and concerns.
Great place just priced us out. I would recommend it, but be aware of the increase. I haven't been there since new ownership.
Everything was clean and Mom really liked the staff. They were very friendly and it appeared they had plenty of caregivers. My only issue was there were a few times they did not make sure that my mom didn't...
Staff are numerous and seem to be integrated into the unit (memory care). They are attentive and know who I am and who my father is. Food appears good (dad ain't losing any weight!) Facility is clean and...
We have mostly been happy with the community. Outings are great and my father in law is definitely more active than he used to be. Staff has been very good and residents seem happy. Biggest suggestion would...
The staff listens and adheres to family concerns and addresses them in a timely manner. Cleanliness is exceptional, and food is very good...overall extremely pleased with Spring Arbor.
There were some issues initially though we pay for 2 extra caregivers during the day. Felt mom was not getting the attention she needed. Had to call the head guy to get room cleaned. Apartment size is fine....
The people here are very friendly and helpful in brining in a new resident with my cat. Maintenance team very responsive. Large daily menu options in a lovely dining room. Many daily activities. You can be...
I found Carolina Reserve to be bright, the walls are a warm color with white trim throughout, this highlights both cleanliness and care. The air smells clean everywhere. The staff is not only courteous and...
I would rate all a 5 except for 4, 6 and 7. I have not had a direct experience with those but my husband visit his brother every day,and had had absolutely no issues with them. In fact, he make a point to...
We visited Brighton Gardens a couple of times as we explored options for my mom. The staff (including sales, consierge, activities director, nurse, and executive director) were very helpful, patiently...
At PruittPlace, her room has been kept clean and tidy. Her medications have been administered according to schedule. She receives help with showers twice a week, and at first there were some problems getting...
Friendly staff clean rooms my husband was not a very good patient but they tried. My husband complained they didn't come fast enough when he rang the bell.
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