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Senior care in King & Western Stokes, North Carolina

Every licensed option with a local address, plus the nearest alternatives.

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The state lists 5 adult care homes, 0 family care homes and 2 nursing homes with King & Western Stokes addresses, 385 licensed beds in total.

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King is the largest town in Stokes County, about 7,977 people in 2025 Census estimates, on US 52 north of Winston-Salem with a small part in Forsyth County; Westfield and Pinnacle sit further north toward Pilot Mountain.

For its size King has a good deal of licensed care: several adult care homes, two of them with dementia units and one run entirely as a dementia home, and two nursing homes. The closest hospitals are in Winston-Salem, so distance to Baptist or Forsyth Medical Center is worth checking.

How much licensed senior care is there in King & Western Stokes, NC?

The state lists 5 adult care homes, 0 family care homes and 2 nursing homes with King & Western Stokes addresses, 385 licensed beds in total.

In King & Western StokesNot in King & Western Stokes
Licenses with a local addressAdult care homes: 5, Nursing homes: 2, Home health agencies: 2—
No local license on the state list—Family care homes, Hospice offices, Home care agencies
Dementia special care units2 buildings—

Which assisted living homes are licensed in King & Western Stokes?

The state lists 5 adult care homes and 0 family care homes in King & Western Stokes, 2 of them with a dementia unit; the biggest is Priddy Manor Assisted Living at 79 beds, and 3 of the 5 rated homes have four stars.

FacilityLicense typeLicensed bedsSpecial care unit bedsDHSR starsPenalties (36 mo.)
Priddy Manor Assisted Living
1294 Priddy Road, 27021
ACH79244 stars0
Rose Tara Senior Living
125 Plantation Drive, 27021
ACH65654 stars0
Mountain Valley Living Center
1135 Taylor Road, 27053
ACH2603 stars0
Graceland Living Center I
1290 Denny Road, 27021
ACH1204 stars0
Graceland Living Center II
1290 Denny Road, 27021
ACH1103 stars0

What nursing homes are in King & Western Stokes, and how are they rated?

King & Western Stokes has 2 licensed nursing homes with 192 beds between them; CMS rates 2, and 1 of those have four or five stars.

FacilityCMS overall ratingLicensed bedsLast CMS health inspectionDeficiencies cited
King Health and Rehabilitation Center
115 White Road, 27021
4 of 596June 24, 20261
Village Care of King
440 Ingram Road, 27021
1 of 596January 8, 20263

Which home health and hospice offices are in King & Western Stokes?

The state's files place 2 home care agencies licensed for home health and 0 hospice licenses at King & Western Stokes addresses; most travel well beyond the town where their office is.

  • CenterWell Home Health: home health agency, license HC1699
  • CenterWell Home Health: home health agency, license HC0517

How far is King & Western Stokes from a hospital?

Measured from the middle of the area, the closest acute-care hospitals on the state list are Community Hospital of Stokes in Danbury (about 12.0 miles) and North Carolina Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem (about 16.0 miles).

Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center is about 16.6 miles away. All three are straight-line distances, useful for comparing towns but shorter than the drive.

Where do King & Western Stokes families find free senior help?

Piedmont Triad Regional Council Area Agency on Aging in Kernersville ((336) 904-0300) is the area agency on aging for Stokes County and eleven other Piedmont counties; it funds local aging services, gives free options counseling and employs the regional long-term care ombudsmen who stand up for residents of adult care homes and nursing homes.

Complaints about a licensed home go to DHSR's Complaint Intake Unit at 1-800-624-3004. Adult Protective Services reports go to the Stokes County Department of Social Services at 336-593-2861 (after hours, 800-672-2851). Stokes County has no operating PACE program yet; the North Carolina PACE Association lists PACE of the Triad West in Winston-Salem as coming soon for Stokes.

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); Medicare Care Compare provider data dated October 1, 2026 (data.cms.gov). 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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