I visit this building often. The smell of the place is always overwhelmingly awful when you walk…read morein. It smells like cat food, poop, or just "dirty". The elevator often smells of urine. I would not recommend this facility to anyone looking for a place for their loved one. Solista down the road is cheaper, nicer, and never smells bad when you walk in. The staff are more friendly, more engaged with the residents, and the activities seem more lively and well-attended at Solista.

My sister is moving to the Regent next week, & I have had to work through the process from New…read moreHampshire: David Poindexter was FANTASTIC with helping & guiding me to this good new world for my sister. No other places even came close! General Manager Crisy Butler then wrapped up final details in a most helpful & efficient manner. I am most thankful and appreciative! Thomas J.

First : Thank you Carolina Meadows for hosting Chatham County Senior Table Tennis games…read more I only seen a small part of this facility, but what I did see was amazing. They have a good size area to work out with all the equipment. A large size room for activities ( we played the Table Tennis in that room ). As I was walking in, I seen tennis courts. The place was very expansive in itself. The staff was excellent, friendly, accommodating, helpful, and whatever nice word you can find for a person. Parking is excellent also. With the area near The Governor's Club, you have a great setting.

I can't speak as a resident here, but in taking the tour as a volunteer, the grounds are…read morebeautifully kept, the building seems to be well-maintained and cared for, and the nursing staff on the skilled nursing side were all very kind and smiling. The facility has a very elegant feel, as if you were staying at a nice hotel. Even the Alzheimer's section is maintained to have items that their residents would be able to relate to. The residents appear happy, and the volunteers and staff members seem to enjoy their time there!

I am reluctant to review this place where my parents live. It seems very good, especially the…read morenewly-built buildings. Food is pretty good. You can get take-out food or even delivery food (for a charge) if you can't get to the dining hall. Since I am young, I found the dining hall to be kind of weird. But the residents make lots of friends there.

I was in their rehab facility from October 28 to December 1. The care I got was truly outstanding…read more The nursing staff was wonderful. The Physical therapy and Occupational therapy were truly outstanding. The CNAs were so kind ,helpful and competent. The food was very good and plentiful. I would name the staff but I fear that I would leave out one of these excellent people. Thank you all for helping me through this trying time. Sincerely, George Gibson

Very Clean Rehab center! Staff was absolutly wonderful! Food was good for a rehab facility! Very…read morepleased and family has been there for over a week!

I believe this will be a good fit for my dad. I was discouraged at first, but the administrator…read morejumped right in and did everything to help me.

My husband and I moved to The Forest at Duke 3 and a half years ago, and are glad that we chose…read morethis Continuing Care community. Everyone here has been welcoming and friendly, and there are lots of activities -- classes, trips, a great pool, a hiking group, library, etc. and several places to share meals, to keep us mentally, physically, and socially involved (all planned with pandemic precautions in place). But best of all is the peace of mind we have knowing that whatever happens with our health, there are facilities here that can care for us in the future.

I went here with my parents, who are prospective members of the retirement community. We heard a…read morequick lecture by a pretty prominent US Navy officer who now lectures at UNC Chapel Hill. He worked in the Obama administration and also was probably (nobody knows) fired for insubordination by Obama! He's almost as old as this crowd was. Pretty good and fast lecture. As a young guest, I didn't feel that comfortable asking questions. But most of mine were asked by some other old folks. I'm glad I came to the event! The event space was appropriately large and it was filled.

I spent almost 6 weeks at Hillcrest in Durham recovering from a fractured femur after a fall at…read morehome. Hillcrest came highly recommended by medical providers, friends and neighbors. We had extensive experience with hospitals and out-patient facilities over the years, both for our own needs, as well as those of family members. Hillcrest stands out as one of the very best facilities we've ever come across. The most important thing about Hillcrest may be the quality and commitment of its staff, from on-site doctors and nurses to the CNAs, OTs/PTs, maintenance (Mike) and other support staff. A special shout-out to Scott (OT), AnnMarie and Kris (PTs) for knowing when to push and when to back off, and to being so incredibly upbeat at every step. They are highly skilled and carry out their duties every day with a warm, welcoming and cheerful outlook that gives the center a rare, down-home feel. Nurses (Heather, Chantel, Mustapha) are really attentive and stop by to listen and chat about music; CNAs (Rhonda) even bring flowers from home when I've had a bad day. Apologies to those many staff I haven't named; you're all wonderful and made our stay worthwhile! Hillcrest's facilities are clean and airy. There are patios for getting some fresh air and well-equipped workout rooms to support rehab. Even the food at Hillcrest is worth writing home about!. Internet/WiFi access is spotty at best and is an area that needs attention. So, if you need a rehab facility for yourself, family or friends, you would do well to seek out Hillcrest. FYI, I think one of the key factors behind its consistently high ratings is that it's been family-owned and operated since it began operations in 1951. It retains a family vibe that other facilities owned and operated by equity partners, hedge funds and large chains lack.

I had care at Hillcrest for each of my knee replacements. I was especially impressed with the…read morequality of care and the beautiful building. This facility is well managed and it's very professional. I met personally with the manager and the dietician, who both went over and beyond in their help. Thank you! The facility also provided free coffee, which was real special. There was a well stocked library along with board games, as I recall. A small chapel held a service on Sunday. The food was fantastic and meals were served in a beautiful dining area. A special touch were the beautiful aquariums. Physical therapy was great! My PT was Filipino and she was so kind and patient. This place is special and I wish I could have stayed there when I broke my shoulder a few months ago.

Not all retirement communities are created equal, and we, at Allcare Home Health, are so excited to…read morehave this partnership with Atria Southpoint Walk in Durham. Atria Southpoint Walk offers a truly inspiring, age-friendly environment, suitable for all situations. From an active retirement lifestyle in Independent Living to private, discreet support in Assisted Living, Atria covers all bases. The amenities, activities, warmth and friendliness of the staff makes Atria Southpoint Walk an awesome place to call home, and we are so proud to have been chosen to provide on-site personal care and assistance for residents who request it. I highly recommend Atria Southpoint Walk in Durham! Dianne Ferguson, Client Care Manager Allcare Home Health

The office manager, Jessica, is personable and professional. She will go out of her way to help you…read more. The activities director , Tobias, plans a variety of activities and celebrations that will engage your loved one throughout the year. It's a small facility, yet , charming and peaceful.

My siblings and I are thinking of moving our mother to NC. We toured the Memory Care facility at…read moreBrookdale Meadowmont. We had such good feelings when we left, as if we had just visited friends in their home. It's a small facility, only 8 bedrooms, so it didn't give you that warehoused feeling. The residents were either sitting around on the couch and chairs in the "living room" area or doing something in their room. We were warmly greeted by several residents. When the activity director started playing his guitar we all joined in singing and had a great time. There is a garden out back where the residents can plant in the spring in raised beds. A screened in porch they can sit out in in nice weather. Each room has it's own bathroom, and the room's are good sizes with 2 closets. If our mother does move to NC this is the place she would call home.