Rose Tara Senior Living sits at 125 Plantation Drive in King, North Carolina, in the northwestern part of the state. It is a memory care community that also takes respite stays. The neighborhood scores 31 for walkability, which the rating describes as somewhat walkable. A handful of services sit within walking distance. Most trips will need a car or a scheduled ride.
The building holds 65 beds. That is a middle size for North Carolina adult care homes, large enough to support shared spaces and a full staffing pattern, small enough that residents are not moving through an institution.
Care centers on residents living with Alzheimer’s disease and other memory-related conditions. The community runs secured living inside a secured perimeter, with licensed nurses and CNAs on the floor and staffing coverage that runs around the clock. Respite care gives families a short-term option when a caregiver is sick, traveling, or recovering from something of their own.
Housekeeping and maintenance are managed by the community. Transportation services cover appointments and outings, which carries some weight given the walkability figure. Dining is served restaurant-style. There is a library, an entertainment room, and an outdoor common area for residents who want time outside the building.
Medicaid is accepted here. For families whose planning rests on that pathway rather than private funds, the coverage question is settled before the tour ever happens.
North Carolina’s Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation conducts unannounced surveys of adult care homes. State inspection themes at this community include medication management and infection prevention and control.
What the record shows is a mid-sized secured memory care community with 24-hour licensed coverage, a Medicaid pathway, and a location that will make transportation part of the arrangement.















