Courtland Terrace sits at 2300 Aberdeen Boulevard in Gastonia, North Carolina, on the Gaston Memorial Hospital campus, where folks can find both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care, and you'll see memory care for people dealing with Alzheimer's or other dementias with a secured dementia unit for safety. The place is an Eden Alternative facility, trying to make daily life feel warm and comforting, and you'll find an outdoor courtyard for visits, bird watching, or just enjoying the seasons. Courtland Terrace runs with 95 or 96 beds-depending who's counting-and offers private and semi-private rooms, and there are 77 that provide skilled nursing care.
Assisted living helps with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, or managing medicine, and independent living apartments come with things like kitchenettes, balconies, and places where folks can spend time together. You'll see speech, occupational, and physical therapy offered on-site, and more specialized therapies-like a full cardiac rehabilitation program with its own location on Court Drive, plus pulmonary rehabilitation for lung health-are available, and there's education about heart health for those recovering from cardiac issues. There's also a sports medicine and rehab center at Summit Crossing Place, Suite 208 in Gastonia, and a physical therapy spot over on Spruce Street, Suite 305 in Belmont.
Residents have 24/7 emergency response systems and regular on-site medical care, which helps families feel safer, and there are nurses with experience caring for folks, which tends to matter most on tough days. Folks can join health programs and fitness classes or use health monitoring services, and regular outings are planned for shopping or medical appointments through transportation services. The housekeeping crew helps with cleaning and laundry, and meal plans are arranged by the dining team, who tailor meals to different needs, and folks can gather for social and recreational programs throughout the week to keep community life active.
It's a community for adults aged 55 and older and falls under the CaroMont Health network, so you can ask for directions, look at a map before a visit, and families can stop by to look at rooms and meet residents and staff, which is something people appreciate. The place is managed by Beverly Young and offers a mix of independent living, assisted living, memory care, continuing care, and respite care if someone only needs a short stay, plus amenities and services you'd expect in a retirement community or care home. People can request more information or set up tours using a contact form, which suits folks who want to see things for themselves before deciding.
