10 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Pauls Crossing, NC

This is a church-based community and was by far the best value in the market. If resources are tight, you should consider this community. Fees are inclusive - which is a very big deal. I have been happy with the care for my father. The staff is caring and attentive given the size. My father is sharing a room with someone and the space is fine. Private rooms are about 10% more expensive. He likes the menu of the meals that are offered. They have activities and he participates in the ones that he wants.

Best of Care Assisted Living has been a great place. I've felt that the care there has been better than any place that my loved one has been thus far in the Salisbury area. It's actually in Kannapolis. It's a smaller, family owned establishment. The owner even helps out when needed and even takes the patients to their doctors appointments, if needed. A lot of the patients have Alzheimer's and dementia there, of course, but the care has been good there. It's like every place though, it's hard for them to stay fully staffed at times. But hey, that is normal in healthcare today. Overall, it's a great place.

It's so difficult not being able to visit inside due to Covid. But it's been a lot better experience than I anticipated, because I feel my loved one's quality of life has improved, simply because she's interacting with other residents and staff. She feels safe, and she's not asking me to take her home. I feel like this has been great for her state of mind. I would recommend Elmcroft to anyone who is struggling with caring for a loved one with dementia. Any of the staff we've interacted with has been very kind to my loved one, especially the activities director. She sends me pictures of my loved one doing crafts and things, sitting outside, interacting with other residents. Which is great because where my loved one came from before, they had her just sitting around without much stimulation. She seems comfortable at Elmcroft.