My mother was there for over two years until her recent passing. GH was a place that allowed us to…read morework without being concerned about Mom. She was well cared for always, well fed and attended to. The activities were appropriate and engaging and the staff was attentive to her needs and our concerns. She was always greeted with a smile and left each day with a warm farewell. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a quality adult care experience.

From the owner: Older and disabled Adults, People living with Alzheimer's and dementia, Stroke, Parkinson's…read moreDisease, Wheelchair and other assistive devices, Frail and physically dependent people, Depressed and isolated people, Aging Services, Caregiver Support.

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.

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.

Your loved one will not get proper care at this place. They talk a good game but don't follow…read morethrough. The patients are given medication to keep them docile so the workers don't have to do anything. Most of the time we saw them sitting on their phones and we had to ask for help.

This place is horrible! I wouldn't recommend to anyone. All of the staff smoke marijuana and drink…read morealco while on the clock. The good employees get treated badly while the RCC and BOM have their favorites. I've witness residents get hit and pushed around with my own two eyes. They have mice frog snakes and roaches.... Very poor communication skills. Don't believe anything they say! It's all a front to get that Money!!! Go where your love ones will get the guarantee tender livin care that they deserve!

This company will process your payment even when the product you asked for is out of stock. A…read morequestionable practice to me.

From the owner: Memory Care - Our…read morememory care program is designed by licensed Alzheimer professionals and represents the current research on Alzheimer's and dementia. Our structured, individualized activities based on familiar interests and personal strengths reduce many of the associated behavioral symptoms such as agitation, anger, frustration, depression, wandering or rummaging. Our "LiveWell-Age Well" philosophy is built on five principles: 1. Person-centered Care: Individualized care delivery. 2. Physical Fitness: Physical therapy, nature walks, "sittercise". 3. Brain Fitness: Memory-training activities, computer games ,music and arts. 4. Nutrition : Home-cooked meals served in a relaxing, family environment. 5. Social Engagement: Group music and games, pet therapy, optional religious and spiritual worship.

As a local Asian American family here in Durham and after looking at several places for our mom, we…read morechose Brookdale Durham--and honestly, we're glad we did. From the start, the staff made her feel welcome. They learned her name right away, and even remembered little things like how she prefers her tea. It's those small touches that made a big difference for us. The place itself is clean, feels peaceful, and has these really nice outdoor spaces. My mom loves sitting in the courtyard or watching the birds and fish--they actually have a bird enclosure she visits almost every day. Are there areas that could improve? Slightly, sometimes it takes a bit longer to get help when it's busy, and we've had to remind them about housekeeping once --but nothing that's ever made us regret the decision. Everyone is trying, and you can feel that. And Mom feels love and respected and a wonderful little social group of ladies

Every time you call these people you go on hold and get to listen to a lot of nonsense about how…read morethey're rethinking the aging process! And they really care about the elderly! They do not care enough to ever return my calls and when I do finally get through to get information about my dad I hear a different story from every person I talk to. The Health & Wellness Director, Charisse, is especially bad about NEVER CALLING BACK but when I run into her at the facility she acts like we're best friends. We had an outside nurse stay overnight with dad awhile ago when his memory was especially bad and she told us he tried to use his call button multiple times in the night and nobody answered. $8k/month so he can get treated like this? It's ridiculous. Some of the staff are nice, others are horrible, which is pretty typical for these types of places, but the lack of communication is just absurd. We are waitlisted at several other places that are further away but I can't wait to get him out of Brookdale.