Carolina Reserve of Hendersonville sits at 1820 Pisgah Drive and gives seniors a range of living options like assisted living, independent living, and memory care, so people with different needs can find a comfortable spot. The place has private and semi-private rooms, all with roomy, handicapped-equipped bathrooms, and each apartment comes with a wireless emergency response system for peace of mind, plus cable TV is included. The facility has furnished or unfurnished options, and the units are spacious with choices for both short-term or long-term stays, and every room is cleaned weekly with laundry services as well.
The community has a family-owned feel, and staff work with each resident and family to build a customized care plan that helps with daily needs like cooking, cleaning, bathing, dressing, or medication reminders, and licensed nurses are on hand. Memory care services follow the Pathways to Discovery program, which helps residents with dementia or Alzheimer's to stay safe and engaged, and the building's design helps prevent wandering and confusion so people feel at home.
There's a full-time social director who keeps the days lively with events, card clubs, games, and group outings. Folks always have something to do, whether it's socializing, learning, or exercising, and the monthly calendar is packed with wellness programs, fitness classes at the 24-hour fitness center, and opportunities for spiritual or purposeful activities. Residents can gather in the residents lounge, enjoy manicured landscaping outside in the courtyard or patios, or take scheduled trips out to nearby attractions or healthcare appointments with the facility's transportation service.
Three restaurant-style meals, made with guidance from dietitians and adjusted for seasonal changes, are served every day in an inviting dining room so everyone can gather and eat together. Utilities like water, electricity, and Wi-Fi come included, and maintenance is around the clock so residents can focus on the parts of life they enjoy. The community blends small-town comfort and friendliness with busy days and lets people keep as much independence as possible while having support nearby. The staff, including heads like Sharlyn Hamilton the marketing director and Lloyd Cannady the executive director, keep things running smoothly, aiming to help everyone feel settled and connected whether they need help all the time, help sometimes, or just want to be part of an active group.
