Retirement Home in Harnett, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Oak Hill Assisted Living Community

Retirement Home

Angier, NC

Oak Hill Assisted Living Community provides around-the-clock assisted living on a 16-acre campus with one published monthly rate.

  • Older adults needing assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, transfers, walking, or incontinence care
  • Residents needing medication administration and around-the-clock aide support
  • Families seeking a family-owned assisted living community

Lillington Health & Rehabilitation Center

Retirement Home

Lillington, NC

Lillington Health & Rehabilitation Center provides customized inpatient rehabilitation up to seven days weekly for surgery, stroke, heart attack, and respiratory illness recovery.

  • Knee or hip replacement recovery
  • Stroke or heart attack rehabilitation
  • Recovery after falls, accidents, or respiratory illness

Carrolton of Dunn

Retirement Home

Dunn, NC

Carrolton of Nash is identified on its website as a nursing home.

  • nursing home care

Johnson Better Care Facility

Retirement Home

Dunn, NC

  • seniors needing assistance with daily tasks
  • seniors seeking apartment-style housing with activities and social events
  • families seeking assisted living with medication, mobility, housekeeping, transportation, or laundry support

Stagecoach Manor Rest Home

Retirement Home

Angier, NC

Wilkes County Social Services Department offers access to food, Medicaid, WIC, children's, disability and aging assistance through North Carolina's DHHS system.

  • Residents seeking food and nutrition assistance
  • Pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding women and children needing WIC support
  • Families seeking children's Medicaid, child care subsidies or child support services

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FAQ

What is the difference between assisted living and a nursing home in Harnett County?

Assisted living is generally for people who need help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, mobility, meals, or medications. Nursing homes provide more continuous clinical and medical care.

What should a monthly assisted-living rate include?

Ask whether the rate covers housing, meals, activities, transportation, medication administration, personal-care assistance, and incontinence care. Oak Hill publishes one monthly rate covering standard care and services, but families should confirm which services are included.

Can I try assisted living before making a permanent move?

Oak Hill offers respite or trial stays of up to 30 days without a Community Fee. Availability, eligibility, and any additional charges should be confirmed directly.

When is inpatient rehabilitation more appropriate than assisted living?

Inpatient rehabilitation is intended for recovery after events such as joint replacement, stroke, heart attack, falls, or respiratory illness. Lillington Health & Rehabilitation Center describes 24-hour medical care and therapy of up to seven days per week for these situations.