Whether you prefer laid-back beach towns, mountain hikes, or something in between, North Carolina has something to offer — and that’s what makes it an ideal retirement destination. The Outer Banks region along the state’s eastern coast is a popular tourist spot, featuring lighthouses, beaches, and countless other aquatic activities. It’s also home to Kitty Hawk, the seaside town where the Wright brothers made their historic first airplane flight. Then, on North Carolina’s western edge is where the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains run through the state. Peppered throughout all of North Carolina are small yet vibrant college towns like Asheville and Chapel Hill, along with larger metropolitan areas like Charlotte. Add mild weather and low property taxes to the mix, and it’s clear why the Tar Heel State has one of the fastest-growing populations in the United States.
Currently, A Place for Mom partners with more than 150 independent living communities, sometimes simply called retirement communities, in North Carolina.
The median monthly cost of independent living in North Carolina is about $2,600.
The staff has been great with communication and help as we navigate this complex new world. We are also utilizing the in house PT/OT company 33 Health, and the home healthcare assistance Synergy and they...
So far Carolina Pines has exceeded all my expectations! The residents are friendly and they look out for each other without infringing on anyone's privacy. The staff is mazing! I cannot say enough good...
Arbor Ridge at Stanleyville is great place to live. Lots of activities- bingo, crafts, etc., and trips- shopping, theaters, etc. Close to home. Staff is great! I love it here! Lots of fun, and great people...
I've been here 9 mos. My apt is just fine for one person! I can't taste anymore so all good good for me and they always have other options. The help is great. Always willing to help in any way. Love someone...
I have lived here at Verena for 4 years and I enjoy my apartment and wonderful neighbors. So many opportunities for activities including; a beautiful pool, bingo, arts and crafts, an excellent gym, exercise...
The folks have are fascinating and fantastic.Our schedule keeps our minds healthy active. We thrive on eating the right foods. The happy atmosphere keeps is going! Our children like is being at The Willows.
The monthly calendar of events that my dad received helped us encourage him about getting involved. The meals taken in the dining room with other residents. Plus, since my dad has recently been diagnosed...
The community is nice and it has several activities throughout for the residents. I would recommend the community but to make sure the family gets all the costs upfront.
[name removed] has been very helpful. What we like the most about the community is the lively environment, bright space and plenty of activities. Yes, we would recommend Providence Meadows to other families...
Arbor Ridge at Stanleyville is great place to live. Lots of activities- bingo, crafts, etc., and trips- shopping, theaters, etc. Close to home. Staff is great! I love it here! Lots of fun, and great people...
The staff is very sweet. According to mom the food is so so and takes forever to come to the table. The rooms are clean and nice! They have studios which are good sized! They have little kitchenettes but no...
Harmony at Reynolds Mountain is very friendly. You feel at home the minute you walk in. Everything looked clean and well-kept. It looked like they had plenty of activities. You find anything you would like...
My mom was able to continue to live independently with specific suggestions provided by staff. She loved the library filled with books. The activities that she attended she had great things to say about...
My sister has adapted well to independent living, and [name removed] was the right place for her. They run a very good establishment and demonstrate a lot of care for the people living there.
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