Magnolia Glen

Magnolia Glen sits at 5301 Creedmoor Road in Raleigh, right near shopping and places of worship, and it's got a calm lodge-like feel and Arts and Crafts architecture with mature trees, lush landscaping, and walking paths that lead into Brookhaven Nature Park, which plenty of people really like for peaceful strolls. The community offers apartments as well as spacious cottages, coming in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts, and there's independent living, assisted living, and memory care for people who need different kinds of help as they age. Some residents live here while they only need a little daily help like medication reminders or meal deliveries, and others need more, such as support with bathing, dressing, or even speech and physical therapies, and there's a team that keeps nurses and staff on hand round the clock while emergency response systems are set up just in case. The place allows pets, offers private rooms, and provides transportation, so folks won't be stuck if they don't drive, and the dining includes meals made by experienced chefs with open-seating dining rooms and the meals are served tableside-plus, the meals can be delivered right to apartments if needed. Magnolia Glen supports people using long-term care insurance, veterans benefits, and private funds, and they offer month-to-month leases for flexibility, which helps lots of folks plan their moves and finances. Their wellness program, called The Art of Living Well®, covers fitness, social events, life enrichment programs, a heated indoor pool, gardening, and group outings, and there's an effort to include everyone, like a low vision group that meets each month and activities that work even if someone can't see well. Housekeeping and linen changes are done for the residents, so there's one less thing to worry about, and the buildings have controlled entry for safety. Magnolia Glen has policies to protect residents from discrimination based on gender identity, orientation, and source of income, and follows federal rules for LGBTQ and income protections. There's a strong focus on socializing but also quiet spaces to relax, and the inside rooms stay stylish and comfortable for daily living. The staff offer respite care for short stays, and people dealing with memory-related conditions like Alzheimer's get specialized therapies in a secure part of the community, with help for day-to-day things like taking medicines or getting dressed. With so many different apartment and care choices, and some pretty nice grounds both indoors and out, Magnolia Glen tries to help a wide range of seniors live how they want, whether they need a lot of care, just a little, or something in between.