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The three counties we cover

One licensing agency, one aging region, three different counties.

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Which North Carolina counties does Greensboro Senior Advisor cover?

Three: Guilford, Randolph and Rockingham, the counties of the Greensboro-High Point metropolitan area, all licensed by the same state agency and all served by the Piedmont Triad Regional Council's Area Agency on Aging.

CountyPopulation65+85+Median ageAdult & family care homesNursing homes
Guilford County562,234100,97111,08838.23121
Randolph County149,51630,9713,02742.086
Rockingham County94,19522,1122,25244.8254

U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 county population estimates by age (July 1, 2025); DHSR listings retrieved November 6, 2026.

Why aren't Forsyth and Davidson counties included?

Because they belong to the Winston-Salem metropolitan area, which gets its own site; this one sticks to the three counties of the Greensboro-High Point metro so every listing and number lines up with one market.

High Point itself spills into Davidson and Forsyth counties, but every licensed home in our directory sits in Guilford, Randolph or Rockingham. Families on the county edges often look both ways, and that is fine.

Which county has the oldest population?

Rockingham County: 23.5% of residents were 65 or older in 2025 Census estimates, with a median age of 44.8, against 20.7% in Randolph and 18.0% in Guilford.

Rockingham also has the most family care homes of the three counties, small licensed homes of six beds or fewer, while its larger adult care homes are concentrated in Reidsville, Eden and Mayodan.

Where is most of the region's licensed senior care?

In Guilford County: Greensboro and High Point hold most of the adult care homes, special care units, nursing homes, home health agencies and home care agencies, while Asheboro anchors Randolph County and Reidsville and Eden anchor Rockingham.

Each county page lists every licensed facility and the straight-line distance from the county seat to the nearest hospitals and to downtown Greensboro.

How many older adults live in the three counties?

Census Bureau estimates put 154,054 residents aged 65 and older in the three counties on July 1, 2025, including 16,367 aged 85 and older, the group most likely to need daily help.

Guilford holds most of them in raw numbers, but Randolph and Rockingham have noticeably higher shares of older residents, which is part of why so many of their families end up comparing options in Greensboro and High Point.

Side by side

Shared by all three countiesDifferent from county to county
RulesDHSR licensing (13F, 13G, nursing homes) and NC Medicaid rulesAdult Protective Services office and phone
Aging agencyPiedmont Triad Regional Council Area Agency on Aging ((336) 904-0300)Which hospital is closest
PACEAvailable in each countyThe same PACE program
CostsThe same North Carolina CareScout mediansActual quotes

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