Weatherstone Spring in Cary, North Carolina, is a senior housing community for adults 55 and older, offering 72 affordable units under the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program, so there's an income cap-$51,420 for one person or $58,740 for two-and a minimum income requirement of $15,624 a year, and rent starts at $590 and goes up to $875 a month, with one- and two-bedroom apartments available, each with a full kitchen, sunroom, and features like wall-to-wall carpet, frost-free refrigerators, mini-blinds, cable hookups, and water included in rent, plus you'll find 24-hour emergency maintenance onsite and scheduled office hours Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 3:30 PM, though the wait list can take 12 to 18 months. Some apartments are accessible and designed for easy maintenance and movement, and residents get access to things like a computer center, library, TV/lounge spaces, an exercise room, laundry facilities, city bus line stops, and a community room where planned activities happen.
This community offers a range of senior living options, from independent living for those in good health, to congregate care settings for social support, to assisted living and memory care services for folks needing extra help, especially those living with dementia or Alzheimer's, and they've also got home care, respite care, and nursing services through partnerships that provide meals, housekeeping, live-in caregivers for those who need them, non-medical aid, and therapies, all managed with the help of on-site RFS Service Coordinators and staff trained for specialized support. The wider community features amenities like fitness centers, pools, and outdoor areas in some spots, aiming to create comfortable, welcoming spaces where seniors can be as active or as restful as they wish, and quality meals are prepared using good ingredients to help keep everyone healthy, with plenty of chances for friendship and involvement. Evergreen Construction manages the property, and tours are available so people can come see for themselves, meet staff, and get a feel for life at Weatherstone Spring. The complex is part of the Covenant Living Communities and Services network, and it's set up so seniors can get as much independence or support as they need.
