Ann's Family Care Home III Costs & Pricing
At Ann's Family Care Home III, the monthly cost for a private room is competitively set at $2,500. This figure reflects a significant savings compared to the average costs in Wake County, which stands at approximately $4,658, and even more so against the broader North Carolina average of $4,425. By choosing Ann's Family Care Home III, families can enjoy the benefits of personalized care in a more affordable setting, making it an attractive option for those seeking quality residential care without the high expenses typically associated with similar facilities in the region.
| Floor plans | Ann's Family Care Home III | Wake County | North Carolina |
|---|
| Private | $2,500 | $4,658 | $4,425 |
Overall Review of Ann's Family Care Home III
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Staff care is consistently highlighted
Residents and families repeatedly describe attentive, professional, and compassionate staff.
Many reviews emphasize kindness and responsiveness from Kelley and the team, including being proactive with care questions and keeping families informed. Several describe staff handling needs quickly and treating residents with tenderness and respect. A reviewer with nursing experience also mentioned being pleased with how the home operated on health and safety during a visit.
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Home-like setting and cleanliness
Reviews frequently point to a bright, welcoming home setting that feels clean and well kept.
Multiple residents and families describe the house as comfortable, inviting, and “home” in feel, with welcoming spaces and furnishings. Cleanliness comes up repeatedly, including comments that the home is always clean and warm to visit. Several reviews also mention the environment being bright, attractive, and well cared for day to day.
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Engagement beyond television
Residents are described as staying engaged through structured activities and outings.
Reviewers say the community doesn’t simply keep residents in front of the TV, and instead offers activities intended to maintain engagement. Comments mention walks and art projects, along with celebrations for special occasions. One reviewer also described a wide range of added-in activities like outings, pampering, dancing, and cooking, depending on the resident’s interests.
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Meals are described as thoughtful
Meals are repeatedly described as healthy and thoughtfully prepared.
Several reviews highlight meals as healthy and presented attractively, rather than basic institutional food. One reviewer specifically references a Thanksgiving meal shared with residents and family. Another describes cooking and large family feasts as part of the day-to-day experience.
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Hospice and end-of-life support
Families describe strong support and clear communication during hospice and end-of-life care.
Two reviews mention end-of-life care with hospice and say the team helped families understand what was happening and what to expect. One family said staff continued to provide compassionate support throughout the final days and supported the transition with guidance. Another described end-of-life care as outstanding and said they felt at peace during that time.
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