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Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa

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

12 beds
3 stars state rating
1 fines in 36 months
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Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa (250 Pitt Street, Kernersville) holds North Carolina adult care home license HAL-034-107 for 12 residents in Forsyth County. The state's current rating is 3 stars on a 0-4 scale.

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Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa (250 Pitt Street, Kernersville) holds North Carolina adult care home license HAL-034-107 for 12 residents in Forsyth County. The state's current rating is 3 stars on a 0-4 scale.

What does North Carolina's license record say about Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa?

Yes. DHSR licenses Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa as an adult care home with 12 beds (license HAL-034-107, good through December 31, 2026); the typical adult care home in the five counties has 62.

ItemState record
License number (DHSR)HAL-034-107
CategoryAdult care home: 7 or more residents, 10A NCAC 13F
Licensed capacity12 beds
Dementia special care unitNo unit on DHSR's list
License valid throughDecember 31, 2026
Licensee (legal operator)Star Care Network, Inc.
AdministratorGreta Shuler
State star rating3 stars, score 98.50
Fines on the 36-month list1
Phone (from the state listing)(336) 996-0772

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.

Other licenses at this same address: Shuler Health Care/Pierce Villa (adult care home, HAL-034-109).

How many state stars does Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa in Kernersville have?

DHSR's current rating for Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa is 3 stars on its 0-4 scale and the score behind it is 98.50; 24 of the 55 rated homes across Forsyth, Davidson, Davie, Stokes and Yadkin counties sit at that level.

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.

What is in Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa's state inspection file?

The latest annual survey DHSR has posted for Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa is from October 23, 2025, and its result was deficiencies cited.

Visit dateKind of visitDocument DHSR posted
10/23/2025ACLS Annual and Follow-upStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction
05/28/2025Constr Biennial Follow-upNo Deficiencies Cited
03/25/2025Constr BiennialStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction
07/31/2024ACLS AnnualStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction
09/07/2023Constr Biennial Follow-upNo Deficiencies Cited
08/17/2023ACLS Follow-upNo Deficiencies Cited
05/25/2023ACLS Follow-upStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction

The record goes back to 2015: 7 annual or initial surveys (1 with nothing cited), 0 complaint investigations and 10 visits from DHSR's construction section, which checks the building. Some visits are made by the county's adult home specialists rather than state staff; North Carolina splits monitoring that way, and both appear in DHSR's file.

Has Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa been fined by the state?

Yes: the 36-month penalty list carries 1 fine for Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa, $60,188 in all, most recently imposed March 27, 2024 at level Unabated A2 under 10A NCAC 13F .1004(a) Medication Administration.

  • March 27, 2024: level Unabated A2, 10A NCAC 13F .1004(a) Medication Administration, from the 5/25/2023 inspection; $60,187.50 (settlement agreement)

Level matters more than amount. An A1 finding means harm actually happened; an A2 finding means the risk was substantial. Smaller problems are handled through plans of correction without a fine.

Can Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa handle dementia care?

Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa has no special care unit on the state's list, which means no licensed dementia unit; someone who comes to need a secured setting would generally have to transfer to a home that has one.

Early memory loss is not by itself a reason to turn someone away. The test is whether staff can keep the resident safe under the care plan. Nearest homes with a unit: Memory Care of the Triad (0.3 mi, 42 unit beds), Kerner Ridge Assisted Living (1.9 mi, 14 unit beds), Somerset Court at University Place (7.5 mi, 60 unit beds).

Where could we look if Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa has no opening?

Closest is Shuler Health Care/Crane Villa in Kernersville, on the same property: a adult care home licensed for 12 with a state rating of 4 stars.

FacilityLicense typeMiles awayLicensed bedsSpecial care unit bedsDHSR stars
Shuler Health Care/Crane Villa
250 Pitt Street, 27284
ACH0.01204 stars
Shuler Health Care/Phillips Villa
250 Pitt Street, 27284
ACH0.01204 stars
Shuler Health Care/Pierce Villa
250 Pitt Street, 27285
ACH0.01203 stars
Shuler Health Care/Record Villa
250 Pitt Street, 27284
ACH0.01204 stars
The Bradford Village of Kernersville - West
602 Piney Grove Road, 27284
ACH0.2620Not rated

What hospitals and nursing homes are near Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa?

The home sits in Kernersville in Forsyth County; the nearest acute-care hospital on the state's list is North Carolina Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem, roughly 11.6 miles as the crow flies.

Second closest is Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center in Winston-Salem, about 13.5 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 Piney Grove Nursing and Rehabilitation Center (0.5 mi; CMS 3 of 5) and Summerstone Health and Rehabilitation Center (1.2 mi; CMS 3 of 5).

What should a family confirm with Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa before move-in?

The public file suggests where to start: ask what was changed after the level Unabated A2 fine under .1004(a) Medication Administration, and who now checks that it holds.

  • Ask for a copy of the October 23, 2025 statement of deficiencies and the plan of correction that answered it.
  • Ask who is awake on site from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. and how long a call light usually waits at night.
  • Ask whether Shuler Health Care/Storey Villa keeps residents who move onto State/County Special Assistance, and how many it has today.
  • Ask which charges climb as care needs climb, and get the current rate sheet on paper.
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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