Light House Village

Light House Village sits in North Carolina as a large senior care community licensed to house up to 68 residents, and the place really has a friendly air about it with staff that many folks call helpful and kind, offering everything from assisted living to memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, with home care and independent living options for those just looking for a little extra support, and the focus really seems to be on helping people live as independently as possible with good help when it's needed-help like daily living assistance, medication management, meal help, bathing, dressing, and hygiene, with nurses around for 12-16 hours and staff always present around the clock, giving families some peace of mind. The buildings here feel homey and comfortable, and residents can pick between private or shared bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and little kitchenettes, but they've also got bigger community spaces like dining rooms, a movie theater, game rooms, clubhouse, library, spa with heated pool, sauna and jacuzzi, even a salon for haircuts, plus outdoor gardens, a lake, and a walking path for folks who like to get out in the sun, and there's parking for those who still drive. There's always something planned like music programs, fitness activities in the gym, art, board games, outings, or resident-led events, and they've got special outdoor and garden programs, and they keep the calendar filled with daily community activities so people can stay active, which helps folks make friends and feel at home. Meals are home-cooked and served in the dining room, with menus made for health needs like diabetes and allergies, and staff will make sure everyone gets what they need to eat, whether that's a regular plate, a low-sugar option, or something salt-free for high blood pressure, and meals are always available, not on a tight schedule, making it easy for residents to enjoy at their own pace. For folks needing more care, there's help with bathing, transfers, and even getting hair done, plus memory care and mental wellness support for those who need it, and if someone's family needs a little break, there's respite care available, and hospice care when that difficult time comes near the end of life. Residents never have to worry about chores since the staff handles laundry, housekeeping, and room maintenance, and someone helps with move-in or any other questions, while transportation can be arranged for doctor's visits, shopping, faith services, or outings, and parking's free if someone prefers to use their own car. There's security too with a 24-hour call system for emergencies, and the community accepts various ways to pay, whether that's check, credit card, long-term care insurance, private pay, or Veterans Aid and Attendance, all under an all-inclusive rate structure that keeps pricing simple, and community managers can update information, manage resources, and offer language support with English-speaking caregivers. Light House Village also provides a variety of printable and downloadable resources, with a platform for families or residents to mark favorites, and it tries to foster a warm, engaging place where life feels easier and residents get the support they need without giving up their independence.