Estimated costs at Mebane’s Family Care Home 2 start at $4,000 a month — less than half the $8,603 a month that care costs on average in the Burlington, North Carolina area, CareScout reported.
Mebane’s Family Care Home 2 is a small assisted living community in Burlington that also operates as a board and care home. Its average cost of living comes in at $3,101 a month, below the $3,325 average for comparable properties in Burlington, according to CareScout’s listing data.
Residents receive a range of care services, including medical transportation arrangement, rides to doctor’s appointments, coordination with health care providers, medication management, and help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, and transfers. The home also provides 24-hour supervision, special dietary accommodations including diabetes diets, and meal preparation and service.
Beyond medical care, the facility offers housekeeping and linen services, scheduled daily activities, community-sponsored activities, and move-in coordination.
Everyday Amenities Sit Within a Few Miles
The home’s location puts routine errands and services close at hand. The nearest pharmacy, Asher-McAdam’s, is 1.0 mile away, and a McDonald’s restaurant is 1.3 miles away. Salvation Coffee Company is 4.1 miles away for coffee, and Gethsemane Christian Church is 4.1 miles away for worship.
For families weighing options in the Burlington area, the price gap is the headline number: a resident at Mebane’s Family Care Home 2 faces an estimated starting cost of $4,000 a month against a local average of $8,603, a difference of more than $4,600 a month, CareScout reported.
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