The 3 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Prince, WV

3 communities near Prince, WV

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Oak Hill Place

438 23rd Street, Oak Hill, WV 25901

Assisted Living

"I had my aunt in Oakhill Place for 3 years at first she was not sure of staying there, over time she adjusted from all the staff, nurses and the administration Oakhill Place is a wonderful place for your love one. My aunt lived alone in back in the country. Some people visited her, the difference being in her home and at an assisted living she was a people person. She love being out with people..." - Marsha

From $3,142/mo

9.8

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Villages At Greystone Inn

200 Greystone Drive, Beaver, WV 25813

Assisted Living , Independent Living

"My mom has been at Greystone for about 6 months now and I cannot be happier. She is in the IL and loves all the friends that she has made. She was so scared about moving there and leaving her home but now she says that Greystone is her home. From the moment I walked into Greystone without a meeting to catch off guard to today it has been nothing less than superior. The outings and the way everythi..." - Betty

From $5,100/mo

8.4

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Kyle's Place

113 Shumate Street, Oak Hill, WV 25901

Assisted Living

Kyle's Place, located at 113 Shumate Street in the heart of Oak Hill, West Virginia, offers a welcoming and supportive environment for its residents. This medium-sized senior living community is specifically designed to provide exceptional care and medical services, ensuring that residents feel both comfortable and secure. The healthcare services at Kyle's Place are comprehensive, with 24-hour su...

From $3,780/mo

4.8

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