We visited Brookdale. They were fine, but they only offer assisted living. The staff was nice, worked around my work schedule, and was accommodating. It was well lit, cheerful, and clean.

Brookdale New Hope is nice, but the reason why we are not doing it is because we cannot afford it. They charge way too much money. The staff people were nice. The rooms were decorated nicely, but they were too small. The facility location is too close to the highway or too close to New Hope, which is a busy road, but it was clean and well-kept.

We visited Brookdale, New Hope and thought it was rather nice. It was clean and in a nice location; I was rather impressed with it. The staff was very polite and helpful. There were nice apartments, and the dining room was cafeteria-style.

Brookdale New Hope (formerly Abingdon Place of Gastonia) was not as large as the other ones, but it seemed to be well organized, and the rooms were very nice. The atmosphere was good. However, they told us after visiting with my sister-in-law that they couldn't provide the skilled nursing care that they assumed she needed. I don't think she needs that much skilled nursing care, and they said they couldn't handle her. The rooms were very well laid out and clean, and semi-privates were separated around the corner, so they felt like small, private rooms. They're very clean. The staff was very informative, very nice, and discussed our problems with us. They sent their nurse out to the present location of my sister-in-law to look into her needs, but they said they couldn't help us.

My dad is in Brookdale New Hope. We like the convenience, and it is pretty close to his friends. The place is pretty nice and pretty upscale. It is pretty good and well maintained. It is clean, and the staff seems to be on top of things in taking care of the patients. It is a good place and close to lots of things. It is close to a hospital and restaurants.

At Brookdale Place New Hope, my brother is only a mile from my house. We have seen the place for many years on the corner, and it is a pretty place. The final thing was they gave us a better deal than another one that we had considered. I guess another thing is that my brother has an acquaintance who lives there. My brother is 84 and blind, and he opposed it very much until he finally realized he had to go somewhere, so then it was easier to get him there where he knew somebody. The staff is excellent, and his room is perfect. He likes the food and he says everything they make is good.

I didn't like Abingdon Place of Gastonia. The people weren't as friendly as the people in other facilities. It wasn't inviting. My parents are very down to earth; they just didn't feel the love and it was not comfortable for them. We asked questions and they never elaborated on anything. They had less caregivers and is short of staff. The location was good and well kept, but they had a lot of work to do.

We looked at Abingdon Place. I've have a friend of mine who had her mother there. It is a 5-star place. It's a really nice facility. The rooms were spacious and their dining room was very nice. It looks like you are in a fine dining restaurant. My friend's mother really liked it there.

Abingdon Place of Gastonia is staffed by a caring group of professionals; at every level - the facility is modern, attractive and well maintained - resident rooms and common areas are designed for the comfort and convenience of the resident and their family --

Abingdon Place in Gastonia is a good place, but I only went there to visit and inquire. The surroundings were beautiful, and you can see that it's a place that's well-kept. I didn't get to make a thorough visit, but I could say that the admin and the rest of the staff were really helpful, and welcoming. The facility itself looks very warm and pleasant but it's too expensive for me. I checked if they accept medicare, medicade unfortunately it's not covered. I didn't get to eat there because i just visited the facility.

My Mother is at Abingdon Assisted Living in Gastonia, NC. She has been a resident for 1-1/2 years. My Mother was falling alot before entering this assisted living facility, and we did not know why this was happening. My father was 82 years old and couldn't help my mother with her falling, and we could see this affecting his health also. Abingdon cares about my Mother, and wanted to help her turn her life back to as normal as possible. She ended up having UTI's and this was affecting her mind and her balance. They worked with her in rehabilitation and also monitoring her medicine very closely. My mother still battles the UTI's, but fortunately has people at Abingdon that cares, looks after her, and makes sure she is in the dining room when it is her time to eat. I speak closely with the facility, and also visit daily. If there is something I'm concerned about or have questions with, they are very quick to return emails or answer questions face to face. I do not regret having my Mother at Abingdon. Her own words are: if you can't be at home, this is the next best thing. I would recommend this facility to anyone that really wants the best care for their parent. We are so glad she was at Abingdon because 3 weeks after entering the facility, we found out my father had lung cancer. My mother was already settled getting the help she needed, then 6 months later, my father passed away. We know with the timing of all, God had his hand in the layout of all this.