Pricing ranges from
    $4,497 – 5,846/month

    Cambridge Hills Assisted Living

    140 Brookstone Ln, Pittsboro, NC, 27312
    4.4 · 59 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Warm caring staff, generally recommended

    I placed my loved one here and have been very pleased - the staff are warm, caring and knowledgeable, the place is clean and homey, meals and activities (music, PT, outings/shuttle) are excellent, and family communication and medical/hospice support are strong. It's a small, privately run facility that feels like family and generally offers good value, though some rooms are older and pricing may be high for some. Downsides: occasional short-staffing, spotty daily communication, and a safety/cleanliness lapse I monitored. Overall I recommend it, with those caveats.

    Pricing

    $4,497+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,396+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living
    $5,846+/moStudioAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.37 · 59 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.3
    • Staff

      4.4
    • Meals

      4.2
    • Amenities

      3.6
    • Value

      4.1

    Pros

    • Caring and compassionate staff
    • Specialized, well-trained memory care team
    • Family-like, homey atmosphere
    • Clean and well-maintained facility (frequent mentions)
    • Small, privately owned facility with low turnover
    • Proactive and honest administration
    • Responsive management that addresses concerns
    • Good communication with families
    • Personalized and attentive care
    • Coordination with hospice and medical providers
    • Availability of physical, occupational, and speech therapy
    • Many daily activities and outings
    • Active memory care layout that keeps residents engaged
    • Gardens and pleasant wooded setting
    • Resident involvement through committees and ownership
    • Pleasant common/gathering areas and improvements noted
    • Meals rated good or improved by many reviewers
    • Reasonable and clear pricing; perceived good value
    • Large private and semi-private rooms available
    • Accessible reception and visible owners/administration
    • Safety vigilance during COVID and infection control
    • Regular music visits, pet therapy, and clergy/volunteer groups
    • Prompt addressing of staff fit and hiring issues
    • Proactive recreational programming and holiday events
    • Convenient shuttle for outings

    Cons

    • Inconsistent staff responsiveness and missed rounds
    • Occasional rude or unhelpful employees
    • Short-staffing reported at times
    • Reports of poor wound care and medical follow-through
    • Some reviewers report poor communication or follow-up from nursing leadership
    • Food quality complaints from some reviewers (leftovers, bad-tasting meals)
    • Occasional odors related to soiled residents
    • Older rooms in parts of the building
    • Some areas or reviews describe poor cleanliness and neglect
    • Accessibility issues for some wheelchair users/bathrooms
    • Safety concerns in isolated reports (near falls, insufficient assistance)
    • Inconsistent daily staff communication and shift handoffs
    • Some family members must chase down health information
    • Remote/rural location may be inconvenient for some
    • Mixed reports on TV/cable service quality
    • Some reviewers feel facility resembles nursing home rather than assisted living
    • Reports of residents in advanced dementia with frequent accidents
    • Perception that some staff are paycheck-driven or inadequately vetted
    • Chaotic front-office/phone management in isolated reports
    • Pricing considered high by a few reviewers

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: Reviews of Cambridge Hills Assisted Living are predominantly positive, with a strong emphasis on compassionate caregiving, a family-like atmosphere, and a clean, well-maintained environment. Many reviewers highlight the facility’s strengths in memory care, personalized attention, and active involvement of administration and owners. However, there are notable and recurring criticisms in a minority of reviews regarding staff responsiveness, occasional lapses in cleanliness or clinical follow-through, and inconsistent communication from some nursing leadership.

    Care quality and staff: The most consistent praise centers on the staff — caregivers, med techs, and memory care teams are repeatedly described as kind, patient, professional, and attentive. Multiple reviewers credit staff with treating residents as individuals and maintaining dignity, with many personal anecdotes about loved ones being well cared for and thriving in the community. Low staff turnover and long-term relationships between caregivers and residents were mentioned as positives. At the same time, there are intermittent reports of staff being rude to visitors, rushed during care, or failing to perform regular rounds. A few serious clinical concerns were raised by some families (e.g., negligent wound care, slow pain response), indicating variation in clinical consistency and oversight between shifts or teams.

    Management, communication, and administration: Administration and ownership are frequently reported as accessible, honest, and proactive. Reviewers often note that concerns are addressed promptly, that administration removes staff who are not a good fit, and that families are encouraged to be involved. Positive tours and transparent pricing (inclusive meals, snacks, and activities in many cases) are recurring themes. Nevertheless, several reviews point to gaps in follow-through from specific supervisory roles (notably a nursing director in a few accounts), where families had to chase down medical updates or felt communication was lacking. A few reports describe chaotic phone handling or front-office issues, but these appear less common.

    Facilities, cleanliness, and setting: The facility is described many times as bright, attractive, and clean, with improvements over time to gathering areas, meals, and overall upkeep. Features that attract families include a private wooded setting, gardens (vegetable and flower), and a smaller non-corporate footprint that feels homelike. Some areas of the building are older, and a minority of reviews mention grim or neglected spaces, no closets in rooms, or severe cleanliness failures (including extremely concerning reports of residents left in soiled conditions). Occasional odors related to incontinent residents are noted, which is not uncommon in long-term care settings, but these were usually described as isolated incidents rather than the norm.

    Dining and activities: Activities programming is a strong point — multiple halls with coordinators, many daily activities, outings, music visits, pet therapy, chair exercise led by therapists, holiday events, and resident committees. Reviewers frequently report that activities have improved and that residents are engaged and happier. Meals receive mixed-to-positive feedback: many reviewers praise the food as very good or improved, while a smaller subset complains about poor meal quality, leftovers, or bad-tasting dishes. Dining appears to be an area of improvement overall, with several reviewers noting recent upgrades.

    Medical services, therapies, and safety: Reviewers note good coordination with hospice, on-site physician involvement, and availability of physical and occupational therapy, with specific mentions of improved health and functional gains. Safety practices during COVID earned positive comments for vigilance and infection control. However, isolated but serious safety incidents were reported (near falls, assistance delays) and some families expressed concern about oversight for residents with advanced dementia who have frequent accidents. A few families experienced lapses in clinical care (e.g., wound management), indicating variability in nursing practice or supervision.

    Costs and demographics: The facility is seen as offering reasonable value by many reviewers, with explicit pricing examples for private and semi-private rooms and comments that it is more affordable than some competitors. That said, a few reviewers find it pricey. The small size and private ownership are often cited as positives; the rural or somewhat remote location is attractive to some for its quiet, wooded setting but may be inconvenient for others.

    Patterns and contradictions: The overall pattern is predominantly positive: caring staff, active programming, clean environment, and responsive administration. Contradictions arise in quality consistency — while many families praise administration and staff responsiveness, a nontrivial minority report poor communication, clinical lapses, or alarming cleanliness concerns. These negative reports are fewer but significant when they pertain to safety or basic care. Many reviewers also commented that the facility has improved over time (cleanliness, meals, activities), indicating ongoing efforts to address issues.

    Bottom line and recommendations: Cambridge Hills appears to be a well-regarded small assisted living with notable strengths in memory care, personalized attention, and community atmosphere. Prospective families should weigh the overwhelmingly positive accounts of caregiving and activities against the minority of reports describing staffing or clinical lapses. When considering placement, visitors should tour multiple times, meet nursing leadership, ask about clinical oversight and shift coverage, inquire about how the facility handles wound care and incidents, and request recent quality or inspection records. For residents with high medical needs or advanced dementia, confirm specific staffing and safety protocols. Overall, the reviews suggest a facility that largely delivers compassionate, family-oriented care with some variability that merits careful assessment during the decision process.

    Location

    Map showing location of Cambridge Hills Assisted Living

    About Cambridge Hills Assisted Living

    Cambridge Hills Assisted Living sits in a quiet, wooded part of Pittsboro, North Carolina, where folks have been finding care and a home for more than 20 years. The place is family- and veteran-owned and is part of Silver Thread Communities, and people around here say the staff is caring, helpful, and always working hard to help residents feel at home, stay active, and enjoy their days. There are ninety beds in the main assisted living area, with a separate secured Memory Care wing for thirty-eight residents living with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, offering both private and semi-private rooms, all with their own ADA bathrooms and wheelchair accessible showers, so residents who have difficulty walking can still get around with ease. Rooms have windows that look out over the grounds, people can set their room just how they like it, and everyone has control over their own heating and cooling.

    Staff is available around the clock, with a Health Care Director ready to answer questions, a nurse on staff, and a doctor available when needed. Cambridge Hills handles a range of care needs, from those who just want a little help with daily activities to seniors who need more support, including care for diabetic residents who take insulin, help with incontinence or reminders to use the restroom, and specialized memory care for those who may wander, act out, or need behavioral support, using technology like alarm bracelets to keep residents safe. There's an emergency call system at every bed and bathroom, grab bars in the hallways, and a secure environment so people know each other and stay safe, especially those at risk of elopement.

    Meals are made on site by a Dietary Manager, served three times each day, and they'll accommodate special diets if someone needs that, with guest meals available too, so families can share a meal with their loved ones now and then. Residents get help with laundry every week, and there's a beauty and barber shop on site so they can keep up with grooming. As for keeping busy, a full-time activity director arranges events like scenic drives, visits to Wal-Mart or the Farmers Market, trips to the zoo, bingo, exercise, gardening club, art and cooking classes, wine tasting, and word games. There's space inside and outside for socializing, including an enclosed garden for folks in memory care, plus devotional services for those who want them.

    This community accepts seniors age 65 and older, with respite care and short-term stay options, along with hospice care when it's needed. Staff is trained for assisted transfers, including both single and two-person transfers or even mechanical lifts. Cambridge Hills takes residents with varying needs, even those who have trouble with behavior or need a secure place to prevent wandering, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible with wide common areas and easy-access bathrooms. They're set up to support aging in place, so residents don't have to move if their needs change, and the community accepts long-term care insurance, some Medicaid, but not Medicare. Residents and families have said the community offers flexible, quality service, and the program is known for keeping people active with activities and social opportunities. Residents pay a one-time community fee, cover monthly rent for private or semi-private rooms, and may have extra fees for higher care needs or respite stays, with a prorated refund offered based on when a resident moves out, as long as the family gives a 14-day notice first. There are transportation options, including parking for residents and visitors, as well as rides to local doctors' offices and events, either complimentary or for a fee. Technology like cable TV and Wi-Fi is included in the rooms, and there are pet-focused programs and pet therapy for those who like animal company. The community takes pride in helping people feel safe, respected, and engaged, with steady support and care tailored to each individual.

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