Cary Family Care Assisted Living sits at 545 Front Ridge Dr, Cary, North Carolina, and it's a small home where only three seniors live together, which means the staff has more time for each resident and can really pay attention to what everyone needs, because there's a 3-to-1 resident to staff ratio in this single-story, wheelchair-accessible house. The owner is a professionally-trained nurse, and she leads a team of trained, licensed caregivers who work around the clock, even handling medical support like medication help, wound care, diabetic management, incontinence care, and occupational, physical, or speech therapy as needed, so there's always support on hand, day or night. The staff gets special training in Alzheimer's and dementia care, which is important because Cary Family Care has specialized programs for people at different stages of memory loss, and the care plans are personalized for each person's needs, changing as those needs change, and regular nurse evaluations help keep everything up to date.
The house itself doesn't look or feel like a facility-instead, it's a three-bedroom, private home with quiet, cozy living areas, private or semi-private rooms, queen beds, nightstands, comfy armchairs, and large windows for sunlight, and there are accessible bathrooms with safety rails, dual sinks, and walk-in showers with shower chairs, so residents get comfort and safety, even if they're not very mobile. Safety features like emergency call systems, sprinkler systems, and wide hallways support seniors who need a steady hand or a wheelchair, and residents can move around freely or gather in the inviting lounge for games, arts and crafts, devotionals, group meals, or social activities.
Housekeeping and laundry come with the stay, so no one's got to worry about chores, and meals and snacks get planned by staff based on each person's own tastes, dietary needs, and medical backgrounds, and everyone eats together in a dining room if they want to, or privately if they don't. Residents can use the fitness center and take part in exercises matched to their abilities, try out the salon/barbershop, join education or wellness programs, or just spend time outside in the yard for fresh air.
If someone needs help bathing, dressing, managing medicines, grooming, or getting around, staff is always nearby, and transportation is set up for doctor visits, errands, or outings, with medical transport if needed. People can choose from private bedrooms or semi-private rooms, memory care studios, two-bedroom apartments, single rooms, or studios, so there's flexibility based on budget or personal preference, and prices range from $2,500 up to $12,000 a month, depending on care level and room type. Cary Family Care tries to keep life structured but relaxed, encouraging independence and privacy while giving support when it's needed, and the small group makes it easier for folks to build friendships and get to know everyone. This home has earned positive reviews, a community rating of 4.3 out of 5, and offers clear information, warmth, and reliable care for seniors who want a loving place to live, whether they're active or dealing with memory challenges.
