Griswold Care Pairing for Asheville

Anonymous Resident

Apr 2026

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My mother lived at this home during a very vulnerable time in her life when she needed stability and proper care. Unfortunately, during that period, it became clear that the facility did not have the appropriate licensing for the level of care being provided. The Department of Social Services actually notified us that our loved one had to be relocated. The owner didn't even have the decency to call us and tell us the truth. As a result, our mother was forced to relocate at a time when consistency and support were critical to her well-being. That transition was extremely difficult and disruptive for her. Families considering care for a loved one should take the time to independently verify licensing, oversight, and the level of care a facility is legally permitted to provide before making a decision.

Jennifer Haithcock

Jan 2026

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I see residents here in my role as a home care RN. They are treated well, fed real home cooked meals cooked in a home kitchen setting and eat together in the dining room. The staff is skilled to an appropriate level. One of the best residential assisted living places I have ever been to. I've heard there's a long wait list and I see why.

Kendall

Dec 2025

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Silverbell is an amazing MUAHS. I chose this place for my loved one because of how cozy and welcoming the atmosphere is. It doesn’t feel like many of the places in the area. The chef there prepares better meals than I cook for my family. The Dignity Care team caregivers that service Silverbell are always so helpful and compassionate with everyone there.

David Winship

Jun 2024

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It's hard not to fill this review up with a list of superlatives, so I'll just tell you a story. My darling wife and partner of 33 years has been dealing with an Alzheimer's / dementia diagnosis for 6 years now. After 24/7 caregiving became more than I could handle in our home we looked at a number of options to place her for assisted living and long term care. One of our primary goals was to find a place that felt more like a HOME instead of like an institution, or like a hospital. Somebody we trust suggested Silverbell Homestead and my wife's sister visited with me in November. It was immediately clear that this was THE PLACE for us. We were fortunate when a room opened up January 1. (Silverbell only has 13 residents, and each one has a private suite with full bath.) It's such a caring, homelike environment here, and every one of the residents is just so well respected and treated as if they really were family. Everybody from Rae the owner to Megan the care manager, and down through every single caregiver on the staff, daytime or night time, would be welcome at our dinner table anytime. We have come to appreciate and love every one of them. Of course there have been challenges, that's the nature of her disease. As each one of those has cropped up, Silverbell has absolutely stepped up proactively and managed it with all the resources at their command. Sometimes the resident loved one's family has difficult choices to make. In every case I've been able to rely on a point of view that put my wife's safety, cleanliness, and happiness ahead of any other goals. I can't say we'll be here for the rest of her life, but if her disease allows us to go that way and we can stay right where we are, we would love that! Too bad I can only give 5 stars...

D R

Mar 2021

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Absolutely phenomenal home that is resident-centered. The staff are brilliant, kind, and attentive. They make every effort to connect with their residents on a deep and meaningful level. The homestead itself is gorgeous and truly feels like a home, not a facility. The food is wonderful and fresh, and the staff caters to people’s respective diets and tastes.