At 935 Page Street in Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina, Mt. Pleasant House runs as a 74-bed community offering assisted living, memory care, and secured living under one roof. Cabarrus County surrounds it with a somewhat walkable stretch of neighborhood, Walk Score 30, where a handful of errands are doable on foot but most still call for a car.
Secured living anchors the memory care side of the building, paired with round-the-clock staffing and assistance with daily tasks that doesn’t pause overnight. Respite stays give families a short-term option when they need one. On-site therapy, pharmacy, and provider services mean routine medical needs get handled without a trip off the property, a detail that matters most for residents whose mobility or memory makes outside appointments harder to manage.
Meals come restaurant-style, and residents have a library, an entertainment room, and an outdoor common area to move between. Housekeeping, transportation, and maintenance handle the rest of daily life in the background.
North Carolina’s Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation, inspects the community, and its findings have centered on fire-safety systems rather than direct resident care. Medicaid coverage is accepted here, which matters for families planning a longer stay. Between the secured setting, on-site medical access, and continuous staffing, this is a community built around residents who need memory care supervision layered on top of everyday hands-on support.
