Happy Hearts in Rocky Mount, NC

Features

Types of Care

• Board and Care Home

Nearby Places of Interest

Frequently Asked Questions

Nearby Communities

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  Brookdale Rocky Mount

  Rocky Mount, NC

  4.5 from 59 reviews

  $4,715 to $6,305 / month

  Attentive and friendly staff with engaging activities and clean, comfortable living spaces.

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  Covenant Homes Inc

  Rocky Mount, NC

  4.5 from 23 reviews

  $3,400 to $7,200 / month

  Competitive pricing for studio and 1-bedroom units relative to Nash County and NC averages.

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  Hunter Hill Assisted Living

  Rocky Mount, NC

  3 from 8 reviews

   

  Supportive administration with a clean, remodeled facility.

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  Hunter Hill Assisted Living, LLC

  Rocky Mount, NC

  1.9 from 9 reviews

   

  Some staff demonstrate care; basic activities available.

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  Brekenridge Retirement Center

  Rocky Mount, NC

  4.4 from 10 reviews

   

  Well-decorated, inviting, home-like atmosphere with engaging resident activities.

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  Hunter Hills Nursing And Rehabilitation Center

  Rocky Mount, NC

  1 from 1 review

   

  Proactive family advocacy and patient resilience noted.

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  Autumn Care Of Nash

  Nashville, NC

  3.8 from 39 reviews

   

  Caring staff, clean facility, and engaging activities

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  The Fountains at The Albemarle

  Tarboro, NC

  4.6 from 145 reviews

  $1,995 to $5,430 / month

  Friendly staff with an active social life in a clean, welcoming setting.

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  Spring Arbor of Wilson

  Wilson, NC

  4.9 from 31 reviews

  $3,579 to $5,759 / month

  Caring staff in a clean, home-like setting with engaging activities.

Assisted Living in Nearby Cities

• Louisburg
• Nashville
• Rocky Mount
• Scotland Neck
• Tarboro
• Wilson
• Zebulon

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