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Memory Care in Charlotte, NC

Compare 10 veteran-approved memory care communities in Charlotte, NC, and see how Aid & Attendance can help.

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Quick answer

Patriot Angels lists 10 memory care partners in Charlotte, 7 with assisted living on site too. A qualifying veteran or surviving spouse could put up to $3,845 a month toward a North Carolina memory care bill of about $7,113.

  • 33,020 veterans live in Charlotte.
  • 120 partners across North Carolina.
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01 · At a glance

Memory Care in Charlotte by the Numbers

10memory care partners in Charlotte
7also offer assisted living
33,020veterans live in Charlotte
$7,113North Carolina memory care per month
02 · Partners

Veteran-Approved Memory Care in Charlotte

All 10 communities below are a Patriot Angels memory care partner in Charlotte.

Brookdale Carriage Club ProvidenceMemory care at 5800 Old Providence Road, Charlotte, NC 28226(704) 365-85515.7 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareAssisted LivingIndependent LivingIn-Home CareView community →
Brookdale South CharlotteMemory care at 5515 Rea Road, Charlotte, NC 28226(704) 544-20948.4 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareAssisted LivingView community →
Brookdale South ParkMemory care at 5326 Park Road, Charlotte, NC 28209(704) 553-87003.7 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareView community →
Mint Hill Senior Living - ALGMemory care at 10830 Lawyers Glen Drive, Charlotte, NC 28227(704) 545-95559.7 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareAssisted LivingView community →
Parc at Sharon Amity - ALGMemory care at 4025 N. Sharon Amity Drive, Charlotte, NC 28205-4975(704) 569-96614.3 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareView community →
Summit Place of South ParkMemory care at 2101 Runnymede Ln, Charlotte, NC 28209(704) 525-55082.9 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareAssisted LivingView community →
TerraBella Little AvenueMemory care at 7745 Little Ave, Charlotte, NC 28226(704) 541-93338.4 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareAssisted LivingView community →
The Laurels & The Haven in Highland CreekMemory care at 6101 Clarke Creek Parkway, Charlotte, NC 28269(704) 992-156013.1 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareAssisted LivingView community →
The Pines on CarmelMemory care at 5820 Carmel Rd, Charlotte, NC 28226(704) 544-49797.7 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareAssisted LivingView community →
Willow Ridge MC - ALGMemory care at 2040 Milton Road, Charlotte, NC 28215(704) 405-07305 mi to downtown CharlotteMemory CareView community →
03 · Costs

Charlotte Memory Care Costs and VA Benefits

Memory care in North Carolina costs about $7,113 a month (based on 2025 move-in prices); no Charlotte-only figure is published. Ask each Charlotte community what its memory care rate includes, since some price care levels separately. VA also checks income and assets; our guide to Aid & Attendance income and net worth limits shows how memory care costs lower countable income.

BenchmarkPer monthLeft after up to $3,845
North Carolina memory care$7,113$3,268
U.S. memory care$6,690$2,845
North Carolina assisted living$6,496$2,651
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Find Out What a Charlotte Veteran Could Receive Toward Memory Care

Memory care is paid care, which is what Aid & Attendance is for. A Charlotte veteran or surviving spouse living with dementia may qualify for up to $3,845 a month. See which types of care qualify for Aid & Attendance, including memory care.

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VA Benefits to Support Your Next Chapter

Finding the right senior care is a big step. If you or your loved one is a Veteran or surviving spouse, VA Aid & Attendance benefits may help with the cost.

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04 · Veterans

Veterans in Charlotte and the Need for Memory Care

33,020veterans in Charlotte
13,332are 65 or older
44,881veterans in Mecklenburg County

Charlotte is home to about 33,020 veterans, 13,332 of them 65 or older. Across Mecklenburg County the count is 44,881, with 19,057 age 65 or older (American Community Survey 2020–2024).

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05 · Choosing

Tips for Comparing Charlotte Communities

Assisted living on the same campus

7 of the 10 Charlotte partners also run assisted living, handy for a couple where only one spouse has dementia.

Staff training

Ask Charlotte communities how many hours of dementia training caregivers get, and how often it is refreshed.

Night-time

Sundowning makes evenings hard. Ask Charlotte staff how many caregivers are on the memory care floor overnight.

Behaviors and move-outs

Ask which behaviors would lead a Charlotte community to ask a resident to leave.

06 · Nearby

Memory Care in Cities Near Charlotte

Other North Carolina memory care pages within driving distance of Charlotte.

07 · Families we’ve helped

Veteran Families We’ve Helped

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08 · Questions

Charlotte Memory Care Questions

Can a Charlotte veteran use Aid & Attendance for memory care?

Yes. A qualifying wartime veteran or surviving spouse in Charlotte who needs supervision because of dementia can receive up to $3,845 a month toward the bill.

What does memory care cost in Charlotte?

About $7,113 a month is typical across North Carolina. Ask each Charlotte community for its rate sheet.

How many memory care partners are in Charlotte?

10 in Charlotte, plus 120 across North Carolina.

Is a dementia diagnosis needed to get Aid & Attendance in Charlotte?

No. Charlotte families do not need a specific diagnosis. VA looks at the need for help or supervision, and a doctor’s statement about memory loss supports that.