Retirement Home in Hoke, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Spring Arbor of Sandhills

Retirement Home

Raeford, NC

Spring Arbor of Sandhills offers assisted living and memory care in Raeford, with a recently refreshed interior and monthly activity calendar.

  • Older adults seeking assisted living in Raeford
  • Seniors needing memory care in or around Hoke County
  • Families seeking a community with a resident portal and scheduled activities

Open Arms Retirement Center

Retirement Home

Raeford, NC

Integrity Open Arms Retirement Center in Raeford provides assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite care with medication management and daily activities.

  • Seniors needing assisted living support in Raeford
  • Residents requiring memory care
  • Families seeking short-term respite care

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FAQ

How much does assisted living cost in Hoke County?

No current pricing is provided for these communities. Ask each facility for its monthly rate, one-time fees, and separate charges for memory care, medication management, incontinence care, and respite stays.

What should I compare when touring a retirement home?

Compare the care levels offered, medication support, memory-care procedures, staffing coverage, meals for special diets, activities, transportation, and what services cost extra.

Can a retirement home handle an emergency?

Assisted living and memory-care communities are not substitutes for a hospital or emergency department. Call 911 for an immediate medical emergency and ask the facility how it handles routine changes in condition.

Is short-term respite care available near Raeford?

Open Arms lists short-term respite care among its services. Confirm minimum-stay requirements, daily rates, included care, medication procedures, and availability before booking.

What licensing information should I check in North Carolina?

Ask the community for its current North Carolina adult-care-home licensing information and recent inspection or regulatory records. Also confirm that the license covers the care level your family member needs.