Elon Village Homes sits at 715 East Haggard Avenue in Elon, North Carolina, and the place is meant for seniors who need a bit of help with daily life, offering assisted retirement living for up to 12 older adults in a quiet, residential setting, with care that's tailored to what each person needs, and if someone needs help with bathing, dressing, medication, or getting a meal that fits a special diet, staff there can help with all that, while also offering things like cable television, telephone, and wifi in fully furnished apartments. The facility has semi-private and one-bedroom suites for assisted living, with prices running between $2,713 and $3,824, and there's support for memory care in semi-private suites, alongside more complex skilled nursing services if someone needs round-the-clock help, like wound care or detailed nursing care, and they also have board and care homes in regular neighborhoods for folks who like smaller, quieter places.
If someone's looking for independent living, the place has apartments with resort-style amenities, social activities, and help available if needed, and it's pet-friendly for those who want to bring their animal friends. Elon Village Homes tries to foster a sense of community, offering things like scheduled daily activities, patio socials, and games to help people stay social and active, and staff keeps an eye on things 24 hours a day with supervision and call systems for safety and peace of mind. They host respite care services for folks who might only need a place to stay and heal up, coordination with healthcare providers if someone needs to see a doctor, and have reliable transportation arranged for medical appointments.
There are other associated locations with names like The Village At Brookwood, Edgewood Place At The Village At Brookwood, White Oak Of Burlington, Home Place Of Burlington, and the Springview - Ross Building, along with managed properties like Acorn Inn Suites, Oasis Apartments, and Windsor Upon Stonecrest, all offering their own types of living arrangements or care. Within Elon Village Homes, there's a special focus on memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, providing secure environments and specialized programs, and the staff gives up to 16 hours of nursing support a day if that's what someone needs.
The facility remembers to help with the little things' seniors might worry about too, like laundry and linen service, cleaning the apartment, preparing tasty meals, and managing medications, and if someone wants to move in, they'll even help with all that's needed to make the move easy. Seniors looking for something different can find off-campus housing through Elon Village Homes, with apartments, townhomes, student houses, and communities managed by professionals, and there are resources like a housing guide and services for picking up leases and move-in help. The community's designed for those wanting comfort and support, whether they're seeking independence, more care, or help with memory problems, and there are options for everyone-from independent living to adult day care, hospice, and skilled nursing-each with names and details that help folks find what fits their needs best.
