For families considering options for senior living, North Carolina is often at the top of the list — and for good reason.
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.
The median monthly cost of a senior apartment in North Carolina is about $800.
The staff is wonderful, helpful and provides a full calendar of activities! I participate in all of the exercise classes and several of the group games! The residence are very friendly and easy to meet!...
What we like the most about the community is the - -Location -Apartment lay-outs -Facilities -The people both staff & residents -Activities -Independence
The events they have, the food is great. Everyone is very nice and helpful with anything that is needed. We would definitely recommend this community to other families based on the experience so far! Great...
The staff is wonderful, helpful and provides a full calendar of activities! I participate in all of the exercise classes and several of the group games! The residence are very friendly and easy to meet!...
The events they have, the food is great. Everyone is very nice and helpful with anything that is needed. We would definitely recommend this community to other families based on the experience so far! Great...
Brookdale Monroe Square is so warm and welcoming, with cheerful and capable caregivers and staff. I’m enjoying my meals and especially my showers - something I’ve not been able to do for myself for a long...
The staff are so friendly and attentive and truly act more like concierge in a high end hotel than assisted living workers. Their care is exceptional and the food is delicious , which is not something I’d...
What we like the most about the community is the - -Location -Apartment lay-outs -Facilities -The people both staff & residents -Activities -Independence
They are helpful and cooperative during the leasing process. The complete staff is friendly. The community opened in [date removed]. They have 1and 2 BR apartment. (We were able to get a 2BR/2.5BA corner...
What we like the most about the community is the - -Location -Apartment lay-outs -Facilities -The people both staff & residents -Activities -Independence
The staff are so friendly and attentive and truly act more like concierge in a high end hotel than assisted living workers. Their care is exceptional and the food is delicious , which is not something I’d...
Brookdale has taken very good care of my mother. Staff is respectful and kind. It can take a little while to answer call bells but understand they are taking care of many residents with staffing constraints....
They are helpful and cooperative during the leasing process. The complete staff is friendly. The community opened in [date removed]. They have 1and 2 BR apartment. (We were able to get a 2BR/2.5BA corner...
I'm very pleased with Brookdale High Point North. They are nice, attentive caregivers. Administration is always available to answer any questions.
It's a really good, safe, and easily accessible location with lots of good businesses around. The doors are not electric, so there are no buttons to open and close doors for those with limited mobility. ...
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