Maxim Healthcare
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222 West Stewart Parkway Suite 100, Washington, NC 27889
For more information about senior living options: (844) 490-3973
Maxim Healthcare is located at 222 West Stewart Parkway Suite 100, Washington, NC 27889 in Pitt County, North Carolina
Addus Healthcare
Washington, NC
Residential-style, well-decorated environment with comfortable communal spaces.
Semi-private pricing is higher than the Pitt County county average.
Washington Manor
Washington, NC
Small, homelike setting with personalized care and comprehensive services (ADL support, meals with dietary options, housekeeping, activities, and transportation).
Limited capacity (9 residents) may limit availability.
Clara Manor
Washington, NC
Small, intimate setting with 24/7 supervision and ADL support.
Limited capacity (20 beds).
Britthaven of Washington
Washington, NC
Clean, well-maintained facility with professional, responsive staff and strong family communication.
May feel institutional to some residents; comfort and amenities can vary.
River Trace Nursing And Rehabilitation Center
Washington, NC
Comprehensive amenities and 24/7 care.
NBA St John's Housing
Washington, NC
Board and care home option
Cypress Glen Retirement Community
Greenville, NC
Supportive staff, welcoming atmosphere, and a full continuum of care with engaging activities.
High costs with concerns over allocation of funds to amenities and potential care continuity issues if finances decline.
Spring Arbor of Greenville
Greenville, NC
Caring, attentive staff in a clean, home-like setting with engaging activities and standout dining.
Higher cost compared with local averages; some rooms may need updating.
Oak Haven Assisted Living
Greenville, NC
Pricing is competitive, with semi-private and studio options offered at well below Pitt County and NC state averages.
Limited capacity of 54 beds may impact availability.
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