Assisted Living Communities in Thomasville, NC

"Very Blessed to have such a loving and caring STAFF that truely put the Resident’s First by knowing each one of them and truely loving them. This is just not a job they do. It takes Special Individuals to do this kind of work and each and everyone of them take this to HEART when it comes to their residents the Staff just don’t look at these individuals as residents they are Family. . "

"Everybody seemed friendly and nice at Kerner Ridge. The place was clean. "

"Heritage Greens was nice. It's a fairly large place. The staff was professional and friendly. The rooms were very nice, very clean, and spacious enough. They had a courtyard, too. The only drawback for me was the price."

"I went to Brookdale Northwest Greensboro, but they only had assisted living. They didn't have memory care and my mother needs memory care. It was a very nice community and the tour was very nice. The staff was very knowledgeable. The rooms were very nice and very clean. They had nice gardens, a front porch, and a nice community room."

"I visit this community weekly to see several of their current residents. I'm welcomed with smiling faces, and open arms each and every time. The residents are happy, very well cared for, and most importantly treated with respect. I have been most impressed by the therapy services they offer. My friend has gone from being dependent on others to push her in a wheelchair to walking independently with this communities support and dedication. What a wonderful group of caregivers! "

"My sister-in-law is a resident of Cadence Clemmons. The facility is very good. The food looks wonderful. Compared to other facilities, I think it was very good. They're all high. This one is convenient, and it has a lower price. I'm very thankful that she is in this facility and the price is reasonable."

"I will be moving into Harmony at Greensboro. I made my decision that because of my age, it's time for me to find a place other than this little house that I rent. So, the very afternoon that I filled out the questionnaire, Harmony called me, and several other places called me. I knew exactly what I wanted, so I only toured this and one other place. The other place was much older, and it didn't have the safety features that I have to have. Harmony is just two years old, and it has a very caring staff. I like the fact that the residents are multi-racial. There were Hispanic people, Jewish, white, and African Americans, as well as Asian people. I did not try the food, but I had a chance to talk with some of the residents. I was waiting for the marketing director to take me on the tour. I asked about the food, they said it was delicious. One woman about my age with the same background of mine said that I don't ever have to cook another meal, the food is so good. It's very well laid out. I am renting a one-bedroom apartment, and I wanted a large balcony and lots of windows, and I got those. The only thing that I think would make it better would have been in their initial architectural planning if they had put in a freight elevator. I'm hiring a moving company to move my belongings, and they only have one elevator for this four-story building. Unfortunately, three times a day they have meals. So, the movers can't go in during that time. I'm a little bit concerned because I'm paying the movers by the hour. It would be so much better if they had built in a freight elevator. Another thing that I like is that all the showers are wheelchair accessible. That wasn't true at the more expensive older place. One thing that is very dangerous for me is to try to climb over the edge of the tub. I don't have to do that at Harmony because they are all handicap accessible."

"I just moved my uncle into Clemmons Village last week. It looks like it's going to be pretty good. The staff did everything to suit our needs. The location is great for us since it's closer to my home, and the place is well kept. The rooms are of a good sized and nice. They provide plenty of activities. "

Winston Neighbor’s Assisted Living is a residential assisted living home located at 2640 Belwick Drive in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. This home offers 24/7 personalized care in a peaceful, home-like environment. The staff delivers compassionate, quality support to residents, many of whom benefit from enduring relationships with caregivers, some with more than ten years of service. Residents at Winston Neighbor’s receive help with daily living—such as medication management and personal care—and enjoy planned activities and monthly outings. Common areas are designed to feel warm and familiar rather than institutional, and with a 3-to-1 staff-to-resident ratio, the community is able to provide more individualized attention. The home maintains high cleanliness standards and constant supervision to promote safety and comfort. Set in a residential neighborhood of Winston-Salem, the home is reasonably accessible to local shopping, healthcare, recreational options, and dining. Though detailed layout and amenity data are limited, families appreciate the sense of family, personal care, and continuity of care at Winston Neighbor’s Assisted Living. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"Spring Arbor of Greensboro had a really nice and open 1-bedroom. They're all on one level which was a plus. It's newer, has high ceilings, and a lot of nice features. The people in the office were very nice. It didn't feel as warm, and they had plastic tablecloths on the tables. It didn't have a warmth to it. "

"Harmony at Brookberry Farm was very new and very large. Looked like it was oriented toward attracting people at a more functional level and age in place. It didn't seem to be as appropriate for my elderly parents who need more care now. I would worry about it being too big for them, but for a younger person who has a lot more capabilities, it would be excellent. Their dining area was very, very nice. It was restaurant-like. The facility was large, spacious, and well-maintained. It's only two years old."

"Brookdale Lawndale Park was a nice facility. It's a separate facility from the assisted living. It was very clean. I did not have a chance to taste any of the food or anything. They said there were going to be activities going on, but I did not see any while we were there. It was supposed to be an activity time, but they were just all sitting alone in the main room. The staff was very knowledgeable and very helpful. There was one room that I was able to tour that was available. They're all shared rooms in the memory care area. There are no individual rooms. The room was nice and very clean. They had a fenced-in back patio."

Nestled in the quiet community of Spencer, North Carolina, Angels at Heart Family Care Home provides compassionate assisted living in an intimate, homelike environment. Licensed as a Family Care Home, this residence accommodates just six residents, ensuring truly personalized attention and support. The community is designed to help older adults maintain independence while having access to the daily assistance and reassurance they need, including help with personal care, medication management, and household tasks. Life at Angels at Heart is comfortable and engaging, with services tailored to enhance both convenience and quality of life. Residents enjoy freshly prepared meals served in a shared dining space, with accommodations available for special dietary needs such as diabetic, vegetarian, or kosher options. Daily housekeeping, laundry for clothing and linens, and private cleaning services keep living spaces fresh and tidy. For those who enjoy staying active and social, activities like music, games, arts and crafts, and group outings encourage creativity and connection. Transportation is available to help residents reach appointments and participate in community events, adding an extra layer of independence. What sets Angels at Heart apart is its small, family-style setting, which fosters close relationships between residents, staff, and visiting loved ones. Bilingual caregivers offer support in both English and Spanish, creating an inclusive environment for diverse families. The home’s location in Spencer places residents near local churches, parks, and cultural attractions, as well as convenient access to Rowan County’s shops and medical providers. With a focus on safety, dignity, and meaningful daily experiences, Angels at Heart Family Care Home offers peace of mind to families and a warm, welcoming atmosphere for seniors. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"We did a tour of Walnut Ridge Assisted Living. We went in, and they notified the lady we were supposed to talk to. She came and had a folder with all their information in it. She sat down with us and answered all our questions. She was very nice and polite. We did the tour of the memory ward, and we were introduced to people. It was very nice. The only thing is that it's not affordable for my mother-in-law. The staff who gave us the tour was named Katie. She was wonderful, and she already contacted me again today. She wanted to know if I had any more questions. She said that she would even help if we needed to continue looking. We were taken to the room that they stayed in as a whole. We were in the library, game room, and dining room. The outdoor area that for memory care was fenced in. It was very nice. When we checked the dining area, they showed us the menus. We saw that they got a choice, but we did not get to try anything. The rooms were a nice size because we're looking for semi-private. They were very nice. We could bring our own furniture or use their furniture. They would give the bed and a chest of drawers. Everybody has their own closet. The bathrooms were nice. I was happy with the rooms. They are redoing some of the areas and just had a new roof put on. The only thing is (and I don't blame them) if the person refuses to come to the dining room to have their meal, then they charge a $5 fee to take it to their room. It's an incentive to get them to go in there and eat."