3.2(18 ratings)· Fayetteville average: 4.3
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Fayetteville Manor is a senior living community in Fayetteville, North Carolina offering Assisted Living. Amenities include Gathering / Activity Spaces, Social Activities and Housekeeping. Families rate it 3.2 out of 5 across 18 reviews.
Fayetteville Manor is an assisted living community in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The community offers 24-hour staff, private rooms, medication management, housekeeping, laundry service, and wheelchair accessibility. Amenities include an emergency call system, gathering and activity spaces, dietary accommodations, and social activities.
Reviewers' experiences at Fayetteville Manor vary considerably. Several families report strong satisfaction, praising the cleanliness, caring staff, and quality of care their relatives receive. Others express serious concerns about medication management, staff oversight, and clinical decision-making, with one reviewer describing a lengthy recovery period following their family member's stay. Communication with families about medical matters and safety protocols receives positive mention from some reviewers.
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Help Me Choose3.2overall · 18 ratings combined
3.2★ on Google (18)
Ken Mackeprang
Aug 2026
My mother has been there since 2020 & the care is wonderful. They always call if something happens or have questions about dental or shots. The staff has a huge job and it's not ever easy but they do an excellent job of care for the elders.
Dayvon Carmichael
Jun 2025
Very terrible . Don’t pay enough for the bs they go through. And very disfunctional.
Holly Polly
Jun 2024
It’s been over ONE YEAR rehabbing my mother, hands on, full-time back from the edge of death after just a couple of months in this facility. It is most likely the combination of incorrect prescriptions, poor oversight oversight of their and and poor staff. Less than 3 months after she walked herself fully functional into the facility they requested to call hospice. I came to take her for a 2nd opinion. She was catatonic, critically dehydrated with UTIs that took months to resolve, pressure sores on her heels and feet three sizes larger than normal. This woman was walking over 5 miles a day months earlier. She had never been off her feet. The nurses who assisted me in putting her in the car, called her “shuffles” instead of her name, Referencing the increased difficulty she had walking. This is a clear violation of patient rights to be treated with dignity. She was clearly Confused at who shuffles was faintly asking “who”and did not know how to respond with the tiny awareness she still had. Her physician examined her for less than five minutes before sending us to an ER in hillsborough with a catatonia diagnosis. Mother had lost the ability to feed herself, stand, speak, dress, wash herself or go to the bathroom unassisted. She was a barely conscious vegetable. After 6+ months in two hospitals, one rehab, over 30 ECT treatments, and more short hospital visits than I care to count, she is mostly incontinent, but can walk with a cane, feed herself, hold meandering, mostly pointless conversations, step into a shower with help and also dress with help. We had to start from her being unable to sit up. I don’t know what this facility did to this incredibly sweet dementia patient but I do know that all she requires after this astronomical amount of rehab is 2 mg of antipsychotic and a supplement for gut health daily. it certainly accelerated her condition by an untold magnitude. With barely any medication she is happy engaged and pleasant. The facility has sent us to collections for failure to pay for her last month. The relevant authorities did an investigation and the results of that should be public record. I advise anyone looking at this facility to look into their history. It is possible someone who has a great deal of street smarts and the ability to speak and advocate for themselves, could survive here Now that my mother is no longer in eminent risk of death, I will be in touch with the results on the investigation to reach an end to our association with the facility.
Marie Mason
May 2024
The place is clean, smells fresh, no urine or feces smell. The attendants are caring and loving. My mom loves them. She's been there a year and I am very pleased. Love Ms. Mary, Tashia, Tonia, and all the others!! Thanks Fayetteville Manor for your loving and caring treatment of my special ❤️ mom!!!
Blythe B
Aug 2020
They're taking great care of my grandfather and being safe about covid. It may be pissing off the degenerates but I'm glad they're being safe. I know he's in good hands.
Fayetteville Manor offers Assisted Living.
Fayetteville Manor is located at 231 Treetop Dr in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Fayetteville Manor carries a 3.2 out of 5 rating from 18 Google reviews. Reviews on MyLivingChoice come from families who confirmed a connection to the community and appear with the reviewer's first name and last initial.
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