My father, who recently passed, was a resident at The Haven @ Fuquay for a short time. He had moved from a large memory care community to this smaller setting where he could receive more 1:1 care This move was the best decision we could have made for him. From the moment he moved in, it felt like home. The care team (and administrators Chinh & Ann) treated him with such warmth as did the other residents—very very sweet. We were very involved with the care of our father and were completely comfortable that he was indeed receiving the highest level of care. As my father's health began to further decline, the team worked with Hospice to ensure they understood exactly what was going on and adapted as was needed. Where I had any questions or concerns, they were addressed in a very timely manner. During my father's last week,the entire team went over & above to make sure he was as comfortable as possible. During this time, many relatives who are very familiar with dementia/assisted living/memory care came to visit. All of them were amazed to see a home like this in a lovely neighborhood setting, where you come in and you can see the level of personal care first hand--as did Hospice and Doctors Making House Calls. I cannot say how many times I walked in to the smell of something wonderful being prepared in the kitchen, the group of residents sitting in front of the fireplace watching their “shows” or just doing their own thing, or playing cards. It felt really good to peek in the front door and see my father sitting next to one of the caregivers just having a conversation or just being near her – the human touch. For anyone looking for a home for their loved one, I highly recommend The Haven @ Fuquay. I wish we had known about The Haven @ Fuquay (including the other Haven Family Care Homes) sooner.

My mother is in The Haven, it is a very nice place. It’s brand new, clean, and everything is fine. Her room is nice and she has an extra heater because she’s cold all the time. They doing everything they can to make it nice. Six people lived there.