The Addison of Fayetteville

Bruno

My brother moved to The Addison of Fayetteville. What I like best is they've recently renovated it, so all the rooms look freshly painted. Everything looks really new. I mean, I know it's not a brand-new building, but it looks very good. They're responsive to his needs. That's another thing I like about it. I don't know if I have any real complaints. I ask him all the time, "How's the food? Do they feed you on time? What do they do if you oversleep?" All those questions he had good answers, and he just said it's a place that gives good care. He gets his medications on time. It's not the most expensive, it's in the middle of the road, it's moderately priced. It's not super big. I think they have the capacity for maybe 70 residents. So I don't have a complaint, I really don't. The staff was attentive, friendly, and professional. I asked him if he had any complaints whenever I interacted with the staff. They're very honest and thorough. I have no complaints about the staff. My brother said the food was good. It's not like a restaurant where you can sit down and order anything you want, so you have to kind of go with it. My brother has the smallest room. They have bigger rooms. The layout seems typical of the era because I think the building is at least maybe 20 years old. It was not the nicest one we saw out of all the places we saw, but it was very functional and very safe. Even the smallest room is a good-sized room, it has two closets, and a full bathroom. Even the smallest room is comfortable.

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Katie

The Addison of Fayetteville was decent. However, it was a lot smaller. My friend is a very social person, and they only had 42 residents, and it was predominantly memory care. At the time that we were looking, it was very important to us to have my friend have that opportunity for assisted living. The memory care part was fantastic, but the assisted living left something to be desired only because they only had maybe 16 assisted living residents. The staff was excellent though. They were wonderful. They had a nice quaint dining area. The menu was very similar to the other two places where they had three choices a day and an ala carte menu of something available all the time. They had a salon where somebody would come in a few times a week and be available for haircuts and things of that nature.

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ReviewerFC072723A

My mother has moved into The Addison of Fayetteville. She's in memory care. The place is clean. They've been really good about alerting us to anything wrong with her. The interaction with the staff is fine. She has a roommate. She has gotten a haircut since she's been there, and that's a good thing. They have a religious person come in. They have an area where they can go outside when the weather is nice. They open the door and let them wander outside. It's fenced-in, but they can roam when the weather is good.

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Caron

My husband moved into The Addison of Fayetteville. It's good and has a homey atmosphere. The staff members have been caring and concerned. They have bingo. My husband's room is adequate and fits his needs right now. He's had some grumbling about when he asks them to do something, and they can be a little slow about doing it.

Debora

My father moved into The Addison of Fayetteville. They were the ones that called me right away. I really like the marketing director, she's been very personable, she called me right away, and any time I have some questions or concerns, she gotten back to me right away. I thought the price was right, and I looked up the state regulations and records, and I was happy with that. We looked at other places, but they were way more expensive, and I didn't think it was worth the price.

MN

My friend has moved into Carillon Assisted Living. However, I'm worried because they charge $4,000 a month for a room which she shares with somebody she can't bond with. I like Carillon Assisted Living. I think it is a lovely, little place and my friend got some nice people that she bonds with; however, she can't afford a private room. From what I have seen, they are predominantly people that are older than my friend. There is one person who seems to be confined to a wheelchair and needs a bit more care. However, I find Carillon to have wonderful staff. They are so caring, so friendly, and nice. The community itself is very well appointed. They have a small knitting room with a fireplace. The ambience is absolutely wonderful. They do shopping, but I don't know too much about their activities. On Thanksgiving, they had a couple come in that entertained everybody; it was very nice. The food that I have seen was very good. They cater to people who have diabetes. In other words, they are cognizant of their clientele's eating requirement. The price is very high, though.