Queen City Assisted Living

Queen City Assisted Living sits at 1700 Montana Dr., Suite 109, Charlotte, NC 28216, as an Adult Care Home with 120 licensed beds, and the place keeps things pretty straightforward, with maintenance-free living so residents don't have to worry about housekeeping, laundry, lawn care, or keeping up with repairs, since the staff manages all of that and folks can focus instead on different activities, like movie nights, music, arts, or walking through the gardens, and they've got rooms with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, air conditioning, and telephone, either in private suites or shared rooms, which can be fully furnished if needed. The community is licensed by the state of North Carolina, not certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and doesn't take Medicare, though typically the reported nearby pricing is around $240, and costs are often lower than full-time nursing homes. The place has around-the-clock supervision, a call system for emergencies, and an approach that supports both independence and care, including medication management, personal care like bathing and dressing, daily help with other needs, help with transfers, and nursing that's available 12 to 16 hours a day, plus amenities like Wi-Fi, move-in coordination, concierge services, community-sponsored activities, and accessible features for wheelchairs. There's a professional chef, and the kitchen uses organic food and ingredients, serving one or two prepared meals daily with options for special dietary needs, including diabetes and allergy-sensitive diets, served either restaurant-style or in a dining room, and they also handle meal preparation and all-day dining. The facility provides transportation to doctor appointments and can arrange other rides, and there's a fitness room, an activity room, a library, a movie theater, outdoor walking paths, community rooms, gardens, and other indoor and outdoor common spaces for residents to gather. Queen City Assisted Living also offers memory care for seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, though these costs tend to be much higher, often about three times the standard rate for those over 65, and the community welcomes active seniors, usually with age limits of 55 or 62 and up, in both assisted living and independent living setups that feel more like apartments or condominiums, but with 24-hour on-site care and supervision. Housekeeping, laundry services, and linen changes keep spaces clean and comfortable, and there's help arranging supplies like medical equipment, along with visits from physicians or general healthcare whenever needed. The staff are known for being friendly and attentive, and they try to keep a home-like, welcoming environment for everyone, with an individualized approach to care and a wide range of services and amenities that can be tailored as all-inclusive or added for extra fees, depending on what a resident needs. They offer senior living advisors to help guide families through choices, and detailed community info is available on request. The community covers assisted living, memory care, nursing home, and independent living services, and is regulated by the state's Department of Aging and other local agencies, and while there are many kinds of features and programs, some specific details aren't always available, but the focus remains on being a comfortable, well-structured place for seniors in Charlotte.