3 independent living communities in North Carolina High Country have costs between $3,595 to $6,395 and have input from 82 reviews. Seniors in an independent living community are drawn to North Carolina High Country for its stunning natural landscapes and vibrant lifestyle that cater to their needs. The Appalachian State University's Lifelong Learning program offers engaging classes tailored specifically for seniors, fostering social connections and personal growth. Nearby, the Boone Senior Center provides resources like fitness classes, social events, and health screenings designed to promote active aging. Additionally, the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway is ideal for leisurely drives or picturesque hikes, enhancing physical well-being while allowing for breathtaking views.
#1 Best reviewed of independent living in North Carolina High Country
Supportive Environment
Forest Ridge
West Jefferson
4.8 from 22 reviews
#2 Best reviewed of independent living in North Carolina High Country
$3,595 to $4,785 per month
Forest Ridge is a highly regarded senior community known for its compassionate staff, engaging activities, strong leadership, and commitment to the well-being of residents.
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Deerfield Ridge Assisted Living
Boone
4.3 from 24 reviews
#3 Best reviewed of independent living in North Carolina High Country
$4,550 to $6,395 per month
Deerfield Ridge is praised for its compassionate staff and engaging activities, but faces criticism for inconsistent food quality, rising costs, and cleanliness in less visible areas.
Cost of independent living in North Carolina High Country
Studio
1 Bedroom
2 Bedrooms
Semi-Private
Private
Assisted Living
$5,590
$3,500
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$3,548
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Care Homes
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Memory Care
$5,590
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$4,073
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Skilled Nursing Facilities
$6,395
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$4,550
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Independent Living
$5,590
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$4,073
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Memory Care
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