7 Assisted Living Communities in Concord, North Carolina

Micky

We saw a community at Concord called Crescent Heights. It's way too far from me. They had a nice facility, we were impressed with the place and my sister liked the idea of independence. But by the time we got there, with all the road turns, I don't know how many times we got turned around even with the GPS. I felt that it was way too far from us. They're outdated too. Their carpeting, their common areas and their community areas. Everything really needs updating. It's like they're stuck in the 60's. The size of the apartment there was fine. I think my sister looked at a 1-bedroom unit which had a separate bedroom. I don't know if it had a cook top or not but I remember there was a sort of an apartment size refrigerator. Smaller than the average person has in their house but it would be enough for her. The staff was wonderful. One thing that we noticed was that their activities seemed to be not as varied as they would need to be for my sister. There was a lot of Bingo nights and that sort of thing and she doesn't do Bingo and she doesn't play a lot of cards. She prefers more intellectual pursuits to keep her brain active like lectures and that sort of thing so they didn't really have a whole lot going on there. I think that because they are an independent living facility, you're pretty much expected to do your own thing. There wasn't that much available and that's not what she's looking for.

BrendaD

We enjoyed our visit with Crescent Heights. They showed us some apartments; they looked very nice. I was impressed with the gardens, the shrubbery, and just the lawn in general. It was very inviting and seemed very clean, and I did see some residents wandering about, engaging in conversation, and social activities. I was impressed with it overall.

William

The Living Center of Concord was nice and their apartments were good. I saw the residents eating lunch and they seemed happy. I saw the cafeteria, it was nice and clean. They had a nice room for activities and all. The staff there was really nice. Everything about the place was convenient and I like the people there. What the person who explained to me was really good, they had a nurse on duty at all times and a doctor comes by 3 times a week.

Vickii

My mother-in-law went to Five Oaks Manor for rehab. The rehab side was very clean, it was nice, the food was excellent, and the service was great. We liked it and she liked it too. The staff was very nice to her. They played bingo, there were trips out into the community, and little parties, like Christmas parties.

Vickii

We toured the Living Center of Concord, and we weren't impressed with the place. We didn't think it was all that clean. The person who assisted us wasn't very friendly. Most of the people were in their rooms and they weren't enjoying themselves like the other places we went to. They have a very small exercise room that I observed, the rooms were very small, and they were able to have a very small television. However, the rooms were very closed in, and they weren't roomy at all. They didn't have a dining room situation per se; they just had a couple of tables in there, and they looked like card tables.

Renee

Our experience with The Living Center of Concord was wonderful and they were excellent and fantastic. They did everything they could possibly do for Dad. The place was clean. They were A-plus. The staff was wonderful, phenomenal, and very caring. I have no complaints. They should be recommended all the time. There are many activities and amenities. Their physical therapy department was awesome, and their church services were phenomenal and Dad loved them. They had games and programs which my dad was able to participate in. They keep the residents very busy. The staff is right there wholeheartedly in taking care of the residents. The food was good and they have options. It was excellent.

Debbie

The Living Center of Concord offered my sister a private room for an amount that she could afford and yet she could still be in an assisted situation. We loved the way it was set up, what they could do, all the activities she could have, and the affordability of it. They have the cafeteria where she has three good meals a day, and they have an activity room where they have an activity person that does things with them. They have a great way of getting her to shower and be safe. They take them out on the bus and go places. The bus allows her power chair to be loaded on it. The staff is great, the nurses have been really good, they have physical therapy and a nursing facility, a doctor comes on-site to see her once a week, and they also have a podiatrist. I've eaten several meals there, and it's been good every time. The place is a little older, and it is attached to a church.

C.M.

The Living Center of Concord seems to be nice and clean. What stood out to me was the living area where the residents watch TV. I also saw the kitchen area and a big dining area, which could also hold a lot of people. Nothing really stand out-stood out, but overall it was nice. They provide three meals a day. Their double-beds were kind of small, but they were OK. They take the residents out to museums or Walmart, they have various activities, and they take them to see the lights during Christmastime. They also have activities inside the community. The staff also seems nice. They have a courtyard area outside, which is fenced in.

Richard

Crescent Heights was very nice and accommodating. The cost is just higher than our combined income. The staff who showed us around was very helpful. They gave us a complete guided tour of the facility and checked back in with us. She was very thorough with her presentation. They have a barber shop and a beauty salon on the premises. The layout was wonderful.