Assisted Living in High Point: What the State Records Show

High Point's place in the search

High Point is the Triad's second city, with about 120,571 residents in 2025 Census estimates, and it spans four counties. For families in Archdale, Trinity, Jamestown and south-west Greensboro, it is often the natural center of a search, close to the High Point Medical Center campus and to specialists.

Licensed care here leans toward larger adult care homes, several of them part of national or regional operators, with special care units for dementia. That gives families real choice within a few miles, and it makes the state records worth reading closely.

Every adult care home with a High Point address

Source: N.C. DHHS Division of Health Service Regulation listings and rating pages, retrieved November 6, 2026.

Nursing homes and rehab

High Point's 3 licensed nursing homes are Maryfield Nursing Home (CMS 5 of 5), Meridian Center (CMS 1 of 5), Westchester Manor at Providence Place (CMS 4 of 5). Each certified home's page shows its latest inspection, staffing and turnover against the three-county median.

For rehab after a hospital stay, short-stay measures such as rehospitalization matter most; for long stays, look at staffing hours and the long-stay quality measures. Several High Point campuses combine assisted living and nursing care, which helps couples with different needs.

Just south: Archdale, Trinity and Jamestown

Many families treat the towns around High Point as one search area. The licensed homes there are:

Nursing homes in Archdale, Trinity and Jamestown appear in our nursing home directory with their CMS ratings.

Memory care in High Point

High Point's special care units range from secured wings inside larger homes to buildings devoted entirely to dementia care. The table above shows the unit beds for each home; where unit beds equal licensed beds, the whole home is a dementia unit.

Ask each unit for its written disclosure statement, which North Carolina requires, and compare third-shift staffing inside the unit. Special Assistance pays the Enhanced Rate in units that accept it.

Costs and payment in High Point

No High Point price median exists. CareScout's 2025 North Carolina assisted living median is $6,200 a month, and larger campuses with care levels or dementia units usually price above a basic rate. Get each home's rate sheet in writing.

For residents with low income, Special Assistance through the Guilford County Department of Social Services (High Point office at 325 E. Russell Avenue) can help in homes that accept it.

Hospice and home health near High Point

Hospice of the Piedmont is based in High Point and runs a hospice home there, and the city has several home care agencies licensed for home health. Hospice and home health can both serve residents in adult care homes.

Our home health and hospice roster lists every licensed office in the three counties.

Visiting tips for High Point homes

High Point's larger homes often have marketing staff who lead polished tours. Ask to meet the administrator and the person who supervises resident care, and ask to see the special care unit if your parent may need it.

Come back unannounced in the early evening or on a weekend, when staffing is thinner, and watch how quickly call bells are answered and how staff speak to residents. A home that is calm and attentive at 6 p.m. on a Saturday is usually calm the rest of the week.

How to narrow a High Point short list

Start with the location that suits the person who will visit most, then use the stars and penalties above to set aside any home with a recent pattern of serious findings. Read the latest annual survey for each remaining home, and call to ask whether it has an opening and accepts your payment source.

Then tour two or three, including one in the early evening. Ask about third-shift staffing, special care unit staffing if relevant, how rates rise with care needs, and whether Special Assistance residents are accepted.