The Hubbard House

The Hubbard House is a residential care home at 3715 Hubbard Rd in Charlotte, North Carolina, and you'll find it in a single-family ranch style house with brick siding and an asphalt roof, sitting on about three-quarters of an acre, built in 2001, with a floor space of just under 3,000 square feet and a half story up above, and with plenty of indoor and outdoor common areas where folks can gather, relax, or spend quiet time around the fireplace. This house has five bedrooms and three bathrooms, including private rooms with their own bathrooms and options for semi-private rooms as well, plus useful touches like walk-in closets, a breakfast nook, a dining room, a family room, and even a master bath, all climate controlled with central air and forced gas heat. The care team can provide assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living support, and there's twenty-four hour care for female seniors, looked after by a full-time nurse and CNA, both with more than ten years of experience, alongside a cook and other staff who help look after each resident's specific needs. The house holds up to six residents, so people get more individualized attention, and there's ambulatory and non-ambulatory care, help with medication, diabetic care, high acuity care, incontinence support, and companionship, with short-term and respite stays on offer too. Folks can expect nutritious meals cooked on-site by a chef and meal planner, with choices for vegetarian or kosher diets, and every meal's meant to keep residents healthy and satisfied, and of course, staff help with meal plans for special diets when needed. The Hubbard House lets residents bring their cats, and offers garage parking for cars and accessible transportation to appointments and outings, and there's plenty of parking at the house for both visitors and staff. The staff speaks English, and you'll find devotional activities on and off site, plus regular on-site activities for folks who like to stay busy or be social. Beauty services and private baths give the place a comfortable feeling, and there's both independent and assisted options, with specialized support for people needing memory care. The mission aims for a lively and welcoming community focused on comfort and dignity, with care matched to what each person needs, and while it doesn't have the big feel of a large facility, there's both the privacy and community that come from living in a smaller home like this one, where details like an actual breakfast nook and a family room can make a difference in how a place feels.