Compare memory-care options around the Triangle. Save the communities you want to learn more about, then bring your questions to the people who know them.
Alphabetical by community name · Sources checked September 22, 2026
A memory-care community on Chapel Hill Road. Brookdale describes secured entrances and exits and an enclosed courtyard.
A Ben Franklin Boulevard community offering assisted living and memory care. Ask which neighborhood and services a proposed quote covers.
A Hope Valley Road community with assisted living and memory care. Navion describes structured routines and visual cues in its memory-care program.
A residential home in Durham’s Hope Valley area. LiveWell describes memory care and assistance with daily activities in a setting for up to six residents.
A small residential home in Cary. The operator describes memory care in non-locked units, a detail to discuss when considering supervision needs.
A residential care home in northeast Raleigh’s Riverside neighborhood. Lynn’s Care Village describes its homes as specializing in memory care.
The operator describes a residential home between Six Forks and Falls of Neuse roads. Current licensing needs confirmation before considering a visit.
Licensing needs confirmation: no match found in the March 2026 state list.
A Spring Forest Road community offering assisted living, memory care and short-term stays. The state’s 160-bed capacity covers the whole facility.
A West Chatham Street community with assisted living and memory care. Sunrise also lists short-term stays and hospice coordination.
A Raleigh memory-care community on Kidd Road. North Carolina’s record lists a facility-wide capacity of 60 beds; this is not a count of available rooms.
This is an initial selection, not a complete directory or a quality ranking. No community has paid for its place in these results.
These profiles include memory-care communities and smaller residential care homes. The settings, supervision arrangements, and admission criteria can differ. Review the details with the operator and your family member’s care professionals before deciding what to visit.
Published starting rates, where available, are dated operator figures; individual quotes and current vacancies need confirmation. Use our cost worksheet to compare written quotes, and our North Carolina records guide to check licensing and inspection information.
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