Family owned, newly renovated assisted living home. First truly 5* residential assisted living…read moreoption that I've seen in Charlotte (only seen other properties of this caliber in luxury residential areas in AZ and FL). All 5 or 6 rooms have private bathrooms, gorgeous decoration, cozy feel. They just finished renovating whole home, I must have been one of their first tours. Given equivalent pricing to large institutional homes, would be surprised if they are not full within a couple months.

From the owner: We are a premier assisted living home nestled in a quiet Charlotte, North Carolina neighborhood…read moreoffering all the benefits of assisted living in a residential environment. We recognize that some seniors want to remain in their homes as they age but are precluded from doing so due to changing needs. In designing The Sanctuary, we sought to combine all of the luxuries of home with the highest standard of excellence in care. Our commitment is to provide families with peace of mind - knowing that your loved one is comfortable, engaged, safe, and respected. Our competent staff, comprised of Certified Nursing Assistants, Med Techs, an Activity Director and Chef take care of everything - nutritious meals, medication management, daily housekeeping, hygiene assistance, and recreation. The home is staffed at all times and strictly adheres to a 3:1 resident to caregiver ratio. Unlike larger assisted living facilities, that means a maximum of six residents have immediate access to two caregivers.

Amazing caring staff. They engage the residents in daily activities and take very good care of…read morethem. Amazing homelike atmosphere.

From the owner: The Post is a family-owned assisted living community in Charlotte, NC, reimagining senior care…read morethrough the comfort of residential homes. With locations in Mint Hill, Providence, and Wesley Chapel, we provide a boutique alternative to large facilities, offering a true home environment for just six residents per home. Our difference is in the details: a 1:3 staff-to-resident ratio, a dedicated chef preparing fresh home-cooked meals, and a fully engaged management team ensuring care is personal and consistent. Residents enjoy individualized care plans, daily activities, and cozy surroundings designed for dignity, safety, and joy.

We loved this place!!Everyone was so friendly and very welcoming to me,my mom and my Uncle!!Such a…read morebeautiful facility!!We can't wait to go back!!

My mother has been a resident in assisted living for almost 3 yrs. The staff are very friendly and…read moretake excellent care of her. It's knowing that she lives there which allows me to vacation without worrying every minute about her. The precautions they take because of the pandemic have also been first rate.

The only reason I give this place a 1 Star rating is because I have to or there would be no stars…read more I am not sure where I should start..... my father chose this place and was happy to live here.. things where okay for about the first year. After that first year sunrise went down hill!!! Way down hill... my father went to the hospital and family was never called!!!! The first call I got was from the hospital it self. A doctor calling me about what had happen. I had to tell the doctor I would call her back. I the proceeded to call sunrise to A) find out what happen to my father and B) why my family was never called. Of course there was no good reasons. They just did not do there job. This place is more then happy to take your money BUT once they go to the hospital the will continue to charge you for daily stuff even if they are not doing it.. I have pictures of my fathers room and how it sat dirty for two weeks. They decided to clean it up the day he was coming home.. how do I know??? Well my husband and I would stop by daily to check on his mail and keep a eye on his room. Picture 1 is of his closet ( I thought he was getting the care he needed but I guess not) pictures 2,3,4 are of his kitchen are were food was left on the floor and countertop for two weeks!!! The pictures speak for them selfs.Another thing you see is the major turn over in staff. I mean one day you think you know everyone and the next day all new staff. Another thing I noticed is my father was dirty when I picked him up as his clothes were too. I had spoke to the staff about getting the next level of care for him (which of course cost more money). O never saw the improvement on this either. Also the care director is EXTREMELY RUDE and when talking to her (she would not give me her name) she would never let me finish my sentence.If you care for your loved one's you will not put them here as they really do not care about the family member, they just care about getting a pay check!!! I would take my business else where if you are Reading this!!! BEWEAR!!!! Just read the other post!!!

Not sure if an angry past employee wrote many of the reviews on here but this place is wonderful. I…read moreput my mother in the memory care unit several months ago and she has improved! After a stroke, she could barely walk or talk and with the loving care from the staff and nurse she is back to the person our family remembers. The seniors go out to lunch twice a week and there is always music and laughter in the building. My aunt is in a Sunrise in Maryland and she is doing fantastic as well. Sunrise knows how to run these homes so definitely decided on your own.

Brought my 90 year-old mother here after hip surgery for acute rehab. HORRIBLE place - took her…read morehome after 4 days. In that time, she only had 1 PT session; the food disgusting; the RN giving out medicine was beyond hateful. The facility was old and dingy.

I added this business over two months ago. I have been putting this writing off…read more So I will start now... They took care of my dad with patience and care. Whenever I visited, I was treated warmly, and my father was always resting comfortably in a clean room and a pristine bed, with carefully laundered, comfortable clothes. He had dementia, so he was unable to tell us how the staff was treating him (and never having been the type of person to complain) we had to take non-verbal cues. All the cues pointed to a staff that was both patient and caring. Trust was essential to us and something we considered heavily before deciding on a place for our beloved father. During his final days, our family experienced feelings that I cannot properly put into words here. Likewise, I am unable to express how sensitive the staff was in their treatment of my father. I imagine that they deal with loss on a regular basis, but never once did they regard our grief casually. My father was a kind, gentle, man and was known for his singing voice, his whistling, his love of jazz and his love of the Word. The staff made sure he was able to enjoy all these things during his final days. They all knew him by name, and said he was easy to care for and easy to care about. This was evident in their heartfelt farewell. You can not pay someone to care, and [care] is what they did here. Perhaps I have not adequately relayed, but in my heart I will absolutely, always appreciate every last member of this staff for giving of themselves so selflessly, when it counted most.

We took a tour of this facility on Saturday while researching options for my in laws. We decided to…read morevisit this facility because they offer the full continuum of care from independent living to assisted living to skilled nursing. I really liked a lot about the facility and all the employees we met were super nice and helpful. The main dining room, bar, and lounge areas looked like a country club and indeed we found out that they have a happy hour that is apparently very popular. I liked the fact that the independent living apartments had patios & balconies. However, there were a couple of negatives. The main one was that the facility seemed a little dark & dreary inside despite the fact that it was a beautiful sunny day. I think it is because the facility was built a long time ago (The Carriage Club has been there for over 20 years) and they have added on over time. It's a shame, but we ruled out this facility because of the darkness. They really should do some remodeling to give the space a more contemporary bright & open feel.

Brookdale was once a quality senior place, but things are deteriorating so fast that most want to…read moreleave. The management cannot keep up with basic services such as housecleaning and do not offer a rebate for services omitted but already paid for. The food has become so mediocre to bad that many residents go out more often than eat in, eve though meals are provided 25 times a month. And the place is decrepit. If it did not cost so much to move, most residents would be gone. Worst of all, the resident manager, Melissa, hides away in her distant office so that she does not have to interact with residents.

When I was in the parking lot of this facility I had a medical emergency. I asked a staff member…read morefor help explaining that I was in distress and was told to go home. I ended up barely being able to call an ambulance for help and was treated on site. Makes you wonder how the staff is treating the residents!!!

My aunt just moved from her home in SC to an apartment in Waltonwood. When I first met with Jaynie…read moreshe understood how concerned I was about my aunt and how badly I wanted to move her to Charlotte to be closer to me. She made the process as seamless as possible and was my point person at every step. Jaynie knows all of the residents, their families, and keeps an eye on everyone, making connections. We are so grateful for her care and attention.

Beautiful complex. Wonderful people and great location. This will be a sure consideration for my…read moremother in law.

From the owner: The Barclay at SouthPark is a premier senior living community in Charlotte, North Carolina,…read moreoffering elegant Independent Living apartments, distinctive dining, wellness programs and concierge services. Residents enjoy a vibrant lifestyle focused on whole-person wellness. Briar Creek Health Center, located on-site, provides a full continuum of care, including Assisted Living, Memory Support, Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation, ensuring comfort, security and peace of mind.

It's bad enough to have to check a loved one into an assisted living facility. The Charlotte hides…read morebehind the contract one is forced to sign to gain admission. There are no options not to pay via ACH. There are no options outside of paying a monthly fee to use your preferred pharmacy They failed to honor several rights we had in the contract including: 1) to be treated with respect, consideration and dignity - this applies to senior management at the facility in being rude, lying, and being non responsive to calls or emails while holding the family and resident to a higher standard, 2) to receive adequate and appropriate care and services - be it failing to do laundry or losing items (often I had to do it myself), or in billing by adding fictitious charges and ach"ing money without informing that they were too busy to deposit a check, 3) Even the owner of the facility at Senior Living Facilities failed to properly acknowledge and investigate my complaint. Not only do they drastically overcharge they have no awareness that the facility I took my mom to after 2 months is over 2,000 a month cheaper yet even with all these documented failures was not interested in refunding any money. The issue with their pharmacy was worked out after almost 3 months when they wrote the entire bill off. For 10 years my mom paid less that it charged me for 2 months, yet The Charlotte didn't care, or look into a different pharmacy. By comparison when I explained why would not use their preferred pharmacy and documented it, that pharmacy was replaced. I wouldn't bring my worst enemy here

My name is Ruth Whitehurst I've lived at the Charlotte for six months. Staff and my friends have…read morebeen very helpful and friendly and supportive. I couldn't ask for a better place than this one.