Angel House 2 stands as a small senior living community in Asheville, North Carolina, focused on assisted living and board and care services, which means folks get help with daily things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and keeping up with medical appointments, and you'll find it at both 60-D Hornot Circle and at 308 Overlook Road, though the main setting has only 6 licensed beds so it's quiet and feels more like a home than a facility. The place aims to keep things warm and welcoming, with fully furnished rooms for comfort, a spacious dining room where everyone eats together, and gardens with walking paths that let you wander or sit outside for fresh air. There's always someone on staff for 24-hour supervision, and medical help includes skilled nursing, regular visits from healthcare workers, medication management, and tailored care for specific needs, including diabetes diets and help with moves and transfers if folks need it.
Angel House 2 goes the extra mile by having a special Evergreen program, which is meant for people with Alzheimer's or memory issues, giving them extra supervision and a safe environment. They also plan daily activities, including movie nights and group events, so residents can stay active and socialize, and there's transportation arranged for doctor visits and outings, plus parking for visitors. The staff helps coordinate with doctors and customizes care plans for each resident, with support for those who want to stay independent as long as they can, even while getting help. Laundry, housekeeping, and meal services are all part of what's included, along with special food for allergies or diabetes as needed. Safety features like an emergency alert system and wheelchair access are standard, and both semi-private and private room choices are available depending on what someone wants.
Angel House 2 isn't pet friendly, so people with animal companions should know that before making a decision, but the facility does handle short-term respite care, offers home care, home health, hospice, and referral support for those who may need services outside the residence at times. It's a licensed Family Care Home, which means it's also known as an Adult Care Home or Personal Care Home in North Carolina, sticking to all state rules for these types of settings. While Angel House 2 accepts licensed family care residents and has a wide blend of services-like independent living, assisted living, board and care, and support for memory care-it doesn't accept Medicare, so everyone should plan finances accordingly. Amenities like cable, telephone, WiFi, and accessible movement through the home help make the place convenient, and meals are nutritious with care for those on special diets. Overall, Angel House 2 caters to seniors looking for a small, homelike care setting with personalized support, straightforward routines, and care tailored to each person's needs as they age.
