Senior Retreat at Park Crossing

Senior Retreat at Park Crossing is a family care home in Charlotte with space for six residents in a private ranch-style house that's been remodeled so seniors can get around easily, with features like grab bars, showers with low edges, and safety detectors throughout the home, and this place has six bedrooms, four full baths, a small kitchen breakfast area, a big dining room, and a large den with a gas fireplace that looks out over the backyard, where there's a deck, a screened-in porch, a garden, a swimming pool, and walking paths, so residents can spend time outside if they want. There's a real focus on personal care, so the caregivers, who work twelve-hour shifts and are double-licensed as CNAs and MedTechs with ongoing training from RN staff, help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, medication, cooking, and cleaning, which means folks don't have to worry about the chores and can spend time enjoying the little library, common rooms, community activities, and social events like movie nights or group meals-including vegetarian and kosher options-and they have devotional services too. The home feels family-like and isn't crowded, which helps seniors who want a quieter setting, and memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia residents includes close supervision along with brain-boosting activities, so everyone has safe routines and familiar faces, plus security measures to prevent confusion or wandering. There's quick access to healthcare since Carolinas Medical Center-Pineville, a doctor's office, and a pharmacy sit close by, and the staff provides help 24/7, making sure each resident's needs and interests get attention. The rooms are all private, each with its own bath, starting at $7,000 per month for shared space and $7,600 for private, but either way, there's always someone available to help, and the house keeps a calm, welcoming atmosphere, focusing on community and comfort instead of being busy or loud. There are devotional activities on and offsite, meals prepared onsite, and lots of care so every person has a good mix of independence and support, and the facility aims to keep everyone comfortable, safe, and part of a small, caring community where everyone gets time with the staff and the chance to join in on something they enjoy.