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Britthaven of Washington Costs & Pricing
At Britthaven of Washington, the monthly cost for a private room is $4,063, which positions it as a more affordable option compared to the average in Pitt County at $5,234 and slightly below the North Carolina state average of $4,425. This pricing strategy not only makes Britthaven an attractive choice for prospective residents and their families looking for quality care but also reflects a commitment to providing accessible long-term care solutions within the community. Overall, Britthaven offers competitive rates while maintaining a standard of care that meets or exceeds expectations.
Floor plans
Britthaven of Washington
Pitt County
North Carolina
Private
$4,063
$5,234
$4,425
Overall Review of Britthaven of Washington
common9 reviews mention this
Staff are attentive and problem-solvers
Many families describe staff who take concerns seriously and work through issues with compassion.
Several reviewers say staff showed genuine concern and follow-through when problems came up, including attention to nutrition and willingness to problem-solve. Others highlight that their loved ones felt safe and well cared for, and they appreciated how teams listened to concerns. A few also point to the experience of memory care and overall care support as a meaningful positive part of living here.
caveat8 reviews mention this
Care and oversight concerns recur
Some residents and families report serious lapses in care and day-to-day oversight.
A recurring complaint is that residents did not receive the level of care needed, with examples including mobility issues, infections, medication safety problems, and delayed responses in urgent situations. Several reviews also describe high staff turnover and management oversight that reviewers felt was insufficient. Even when one therapy professional is praised, multiple accounts still express overall dissatisfaction with consistency of care.
caveat5 reviews mention this
Communication is a frequent friction point
Multiple reviewers mention difficulties getting timely answers and updates.
Some families say they struggled to reach the right person, describing phone problems and an inability to get callbacks or voicemail help. Others mention that they were not informed promptly about emergencies or changes, and they describe missing or lost personal items. A few also cite broken call bells and situations where they felt staff did not recognize problems quickly enough.
common3 reviews mention this
Clean environment is praised
At least a few reviewers describe a clean facility and organized day-to-day surroundings.
Some reviewers explicitly call out cleanliness, describing the environment as very clean and the facility as well-kept. Others mention that visiting felt comfortable and that the facility’s appearance supported a more positive experience. One reviewer also references the community being in the middle of remodeling while still feeling more welcoming than before.
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At Britthaven of Washington, the monthly cost for a private room is $4,063, which positions it as a more affordable option compared to the average in Pitt County at $5,234 and slightly below the North Carolina state average of $4,425. This pricing strategy not only makes Britthaven an attractive choice for prospective residents and their families looking for quality care but also reflects a commitment to providing accessible long-term care solutions within the community. Overall, Britthaven offers competitive rates while maintaining a standard of care that meets or exceeds expectations.
Britthaven of Washington is located at 250 Lovers Ln, Washington, NC 27889 in Pitt County, North Carolina
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