Magnolia House

Magnolia House sits at 104 The Blvd in Eden, North Carolina, and serves as a small, licensed Family Care Home with only 6 beds, so you'll find it has more of a close-knit, homey feel than larger facilities, and it's designed for seniors who want a home-like setting with a bit of extra help. Residents get help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, cooking, medication management, and even things like incontinence care, so seniors who may have trouble with bathing, walking, or other daily activities can relax knowing staff provide round-the-clock care and supervision in a place that's peaceful and supportive, instead of feeling crowded or hectic. At Magnolia House, elders find care services spanning from assisted living and memory care, even all the way to skilled nursing, adult day care, and respite care for short stays, plus home health services if needed, so it covers a wide range of care levels, right there in a middle-income neighborhood not far from retail shops, churches like the Community Church of Eden and Ridgeway Church of Christ, pharmacies including Boulevard Pharmacy, and Morehead Memorial Hospital just under two miles away. Magnolia House and its group of family care homes-places like Fork Mountain Adult Home, TLC Adult Home, Pinecrest Adult Home, and more-focus on individualized support, especially for things like memory care, where folks with Alzheimer's or other memory issues get 24-hour specialized attention, activities, and programs in a secure space to help them stay safe and engaged. Because there are only a handful of residents, the staff tend to know each person well, adapting daily routines and care plans so activities like meals, chores, or social events fit what each resident needs, which means meal services include options for special diets like diabetes, allergy sensitivities, or just plain preferences, and food's available all day so no one's hurried if they don't want to be. The house itself has furnished rooms, emergency alert systems, telephone access in rooms, laundry, and house-keeping services, and there are places to walk outdoors, a community center for movie nights or games, and scheduled activities and outings if residents want to get fresh air or spend time together without leaving the neighborhood. Magnolia House also has move-in coordination to help new residents settle in, regular events, transportation options, and a focus on health by making sure healthcare professionals are looped in and families feel at ease. The setting reflects its goal: support older adults who need extra attention, especially for those preferring a residential environment over a bigger institution, so everyone feels like they belong in a place that moves at their own pace.