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Cadence at Clemmons

State-licensed adult care home, Clemmons, Forsyth County, North Carolina

96 beds
4 stars state rating
0 fines in 36 months
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Cadence at Clemmons (1165 S. Peace Haven Road, Clemmons) holds North Carolina adult care home license HAL-034-106 for 96 residents in Forsyth County, 36 of them in a dementia special care unit. The state's current rating is 4 stars on a 0-4 scale.

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Cadence at Clemmons (1165 S. Peace Haven Road, Clemmons) holds North Carolina adult care home license HAL-034-106 for 96 residents in Forsyth County, 36 of them in a dementia special care unit. The state's current rating is 4 stars on a 0-4 scale.

What does North Carolina's license record say about Cadence at Clemmons?

It does: Cadence at Clemmons holds adult care home license HAL-034-106 for 96 beds, bigger than the 62-bed median for the 47 adult care homes in our five counties, and the license runs to December 31, 2026.

ItemState record
License number (DHSR)HAL-034-106
CategoryAdult care home: 7 or more residents, 10A NCAC 13F
Licensed capacity96 beds
Dementia special care unit36 beds
License valid throughDecember 31, 2026
Licensee (legal operator)GAHC3 Clemmons NC TRS Sub, LLC
Executive DirectorAlma Love
State star rating4 stars, score 102.50
Fines on the 36-month list0
Phone (from the state listing)(336) 766-6220

If the building is ever sold, the buyer must obtain its own license, so a different license number on a later visit is a sign that ownership changed and is worth asking about.

What is Cadence at Clemmons's North Carolina star rating?

The state gives Cadence at Clemmons 4 stars out of 4, with a rating score of 102.50; 25 of the 55 rated homes across Forsyth, Davidson, Davie, Stokes and Yadkin counties carry the same number.

Treat the rating as a summary of recent survey results rather than a verdict. One survey with serious findings can cost a star, and a clean follow-up can earn it back within a rating cycle.

DHSR keeps the rating history and the inspection documents on its own page for this home.

When did North Carolina last inspect Cadence at Clemmons?

Inspectors' most recent annual visit to Cadence at Clemmons on record was May 29, 2025: no deficiencies cited.

Visit dateKind of visitDocument DHSR posted
05/29/2025ACLS Annual and Follow-upNo Deficiencies Cited
04/17/2024Constr Biennial Follow-upNo Deficiencies Cited
04/15/2024Constr Biennial Follow-upNo Deficiencies Cited
03/21/2024ACLS Annual and Follow-upNo Deficiencies Cited
01/24/2024Constr Biennial Follow-upStatement of Deficiency
01/24/2024Constr ComplaintStatement of Deficiency
11/07/2023Constr BiennialStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction

The record goes back to 2015: 8 annual or initial surveys (3 with nothing cited), 3 complaint investigations and 10 visits from DHSR's construction section, which checks the building. When two documents share a date, the one marked “with Plan of Correction” holds the home's own answer to the findings, and it is usually the more revealing read.

Does Cadence at Clemmons appear on North Carolina's adult care penalty list?

No. Cadence at Clemmons is not on DHSR's list of adult care penalties from the past 36 months.

No penalty is good news but not a clean bill of health; the inspection list on this page is where routine citations show up.

Can Cadence at Clemmons care for a resident with Alzheimer's disease?

It does. DHSR's October 28, 2026 special care unit list puts 36 of Cadence at Clemmons's 96 beds in a unit for Alzheimer's disease and related disorders.

Every special care unit must hand families a written disclosure (G.S. 131D-8) covering admission and discharge criteria, staffing and training, activities and the unit's physical security. Ask for it before you visit and check the tour against it.

Other dementia units close by: Brookstone of Clemmons (0.8 mi, 20 unit beds), Trinity Elms (1.7 mi, 30 unit beds), Southfork (3.2 mi, 20 unit beds).

Where could we look if Cadence at Clemmons has no opening?

Closest is Brookstone of Clemmons in Clemmons, roughly 0.8 miles as the crow flies: a adult care home licensed for 40 with a state rating of 2 stars.

FacilityLicense typeMiles awayLicensed bedsSpecial care unit bedsDHSR stars
Brookstone of Clemmons
4430 Clinard Road, 27012
ACH0.840202 stars
Trinity Elms
3750 Harper Road, 27012
ACH1.7104303 stars
Southfork
1345 Jonestown Road, 27103
ACH3.278203 stars
Clemmons Village I
6401 Holder Road, 27012
ACH3.960604 stars
Clemmons Village II
6441 Holder Road, 27012
ACH3.96604 stars

Where exactly is Cadence at Clemmons located?

The home sits in Clemmons in Forsyth County; the nearest acute-care hospital on the state's list is Davie Medical Center in Bermuda Run, roughly 4.0 miles as the crow flies.

Second closest is Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem, about 6.1 miles. These are straight-line figures between mapped addresses; the drive is longer.

For nursing care later on, the two nearest Medicare-certified nursing homes are Cedar Hills Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation (0.9 mi; CMS 1 of 5) and Trinity Elms (1.8 mi; CMS 1 of 5).

What should a family confirm with Cadence at Clemmons before move-in?

The public file suggests where to start: ask who led the home through its May 29, 2025 survey, which had nothing cited, and whether that person is still there.

  • Ask to see last month's night and weekend schedules instead of an average staffing figure.
  • Ask for the special care unit's disclosure statement and the number of staff posted inside the unit on each shift.
  • Ask whether Cadence at Clemmons keeps residents who move onto State/County Special Assistance, and how many it has today.
  • Read the residency agreement at home first: fees, the notice required before a rate increase, and discharge terms.
Data: state license rosters from the N.C. Division of Health Service Regulation (10/2026 files, downloaded November 6, 2026, info.ncdhhs.gov); the state's adult care star ratings, posted surveys and 36-month penalty list, downloaded the same day (rating search). Assisted living stars are the state's (0-4) and nursing home stars are Medicare's (1-5); Winston-Salem Senior Advisor does not rate anyone.

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