Independent Living & Assisted Living Senior Care Options in Durham, NC

Atria Southpoint Walk offers independent and assisted living options. All residents enjoy a social atmosphere and freedom from daily tasks. Independent living is a good fit for older adults with little to no care needs, while assisted living residents have the added support of a care team. Assisted living may be the right fit for someone needing assistance at meals or with activities such as toileting and personal grooming.

Care options will always depend on the community you choose. At Atria Southpoint Walk, independent senior living residents have access to preferred care providers for services such as physical and occupational therapy, as well as non-clinical care like medication assistance and post-op care. Customizing care services ensures residents only pay for the care they need.

Assisted living at Atria Southpoint Walk includes personal care and support in a social setting, as well as help with activities of daily living – such as bathing, grooming, incontinence and medication assistance.

The cost of care in a senior community depends on many factors, including location, amenities and required care services. On average, the cost of independent living in North Carolina is $3,750 per month. Due to additional services and support offered, assisted living typically costs more than independent living. The average monthly cost of assisted living in North Carolina is $4,000.

Regardless of the care a resident requires, Atria Southpoint Walk's rental rates include housekeeping and linen services, utilities, 24-hour staff, scheduled transportation, a full calendar of events, daily dining experiences and apartment maintenance.

Visit our cost calculator to see how the cost of living at home compares with life at Atria.

Both independent and assisted senior living options foster independence and help older adults live longer, healthier lives. The focus of independent living is providing conveniences for older adults who lead an active lifestyle and have very little to no need for support services. Assisted living offers care and support services for residents who need a helping hand with daily activities – such as bathing, grooming, incontinence, medication assistance and transportation – but do not require more specialized medical or nursing care.

All residents at Southpoint Walk receive a care assessment to ensure their individual care needs will be met. This assessment helps us ensure residents receive appropriate care and is among the factors we consider in determining and monitoring staff levels.