Frequently asked questions
We understand choosing a senior living community is a big decision. To help make it easier, count on us for the information you need. We’ve provided answers to frequently asked questions below. But don’t hesitate to ask for more information. We’re always available to answer your questions. To learn more about Independent Living or Assisted Living, call Kimberly Walters at 910-272-3006. To learn more about Skilled Nursing, call 910-272-3018.
Questions? We’re happy to provide the information you need. Get in touch.
Independent Living Frequently Asked Questions
What is a CCRC?
A continuing care retirement community (CCRC), also called a Life Plan Community, offers independent living plus access to a continuum of care, if ever needed. As an independent living resident, you live in your own maintenance-free cottage or villa. Repairs and groundskeeping are all included. In addition, residents enjoy delicious chef-prepared meals in the community’s dining venues or can cook their own meals in their independent living residence. Should the need arise, residents have priority access to short-term rehabilitation and therapy services, assisted living, and skilled nursing on-site.
How do I choose a cottage or villa?
You can view floor plans right here on our website. When you’re ready to see available residences in person, call Sales & Marketing Director Kim Walters at 910-272-3006or fill out our contact form to request a personal appointment. We’re always ready to answer your questions and help you find a residence that’s just right for you.
Can I decorate my cottage or villa?
Yes! Your cottage or villa at Wesley Pines is your home and can be decorated to reflect your personal taste and style. The sales and marketing director will guide you through the customization process.
Can I bring my pet to live with me at Wesley Pines?
Absolutely! Your furry friend is a part of your family and welcomed by the Wesley Pines community. We’re a pet-friendly senior living community. Contact us for more information.
Assisted Living Frequently Asked Questions
Do you accept direct admissions to assisted living?
Yes, we accept direct admissions. However, independent living residents at Wesley Pines have priority for admission to assisted living. Please contact us for more information at 910-272-3006.
How do I know when a loved one needs assisted living?
It’s best to start with a physician’s assessment. Depending on the circumstances of your situation, or that of your loved one, you can match needs to the right level of services provided by an assisted living facility.
What if my loved one needs more than what’s provided in assisted living?
At Wesley Pines, we offer continuing care. In addition to assisted living, we provide skilled nursing and rehabilitation. These levels of living provide around-the-clock care for residents recovering from illness or injury, or those needing more long-term care or support.
Skilled Nursing Frequently Asked Questions
What is skilled nursing?
Skilled nursing is for seniors who need more care than assisted living provides but don’t need to be hospitalized. They may be recently discharged from the hospital and need post-acute care to regain strength and function. Or they may need long-term care for a chronic condition. At Wesley Pines, we provide around-the-clock skilled nursing care on-site at our health center.
Is skilled nursing at Wesley Pines Medicare certified?
Yes. We’ll work with you to optimize individual Medicare and long-term care insurance coverage.
Do you accept direct admissions?
Yes, we accept direct admissions for skilled nursing. Please contact Jessica Stanley for more information at 910-272-3018.
Rehabilitation Frequently Asked Questions
Do you accept direct admit patients for short-term rehabilitation therapy?
Yes, we accept direct admissions for inpatient rehabilitation. Please contact us for more information at 910-272-3006.
What conditions does your rehabilitation team typically treat?
We’re experts at treating the following conditions:
- Stroke
- Orthopedic impairments
- Neurological disorders
- Cardiopulmonary dysfunction
- Amputation
- Joint replacement
- Chronic pain