Raleigh Assisted Living Facilities
If you want to live where you are physically two years younger than your chronological age, try Raleigh-Durham. According to a recent study by RealAge, the metro area made the list of "youngest" cities in the nation. The factors that contributed to this fountain of youth? 1) Getting the right amount of sleep. 2) Not smoking. 3) Being physically active. 4) Controlling your blood pressure. To experience Raleigh-Durham, check out our listing of 77 assisted living facilities in the area. From Raleigh's city center to Durham's is about 28 miles. Their physical boundaries intersect each other along I-40. And both cities share parts of Wake and Durham counties.
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Local Raleigh assisted living reviews:
Awesome family care homegreat family care home, love the low patient to staff ratio, feels like home, great location, a lot of care, very clean.
Disappointing; Level of Care Too LowOn the surface, The Covington seemed very promising. However, after a few months, it became evident that the administrator is focused too much on the bottom line and not enough about the residents' level of care and well-being...
Not as Good as it wasFor the years I had my parent in the Alzheimer's Care, it started out with very good care as I would pop in at various times of day or evening. I did notice that the employee turnover was frequent...
Don't send a love one to its hospice facilityWhen my wife enter its hospice facility for pain management, she could converse, walk short distances with a walker, bath herself with a wash cloth, feed herself, sit up, watch TV, etc. With a little help, she could take care of her basic needs...