Greensboro Senior AdvisorAgape Care Family Homes #1 at 1801 Britton Street, Greensboro (Guilford County) is a family care home licensed by the N.C. Division of Health Service Regulation for 6 residents under license FCL-041-084; DHSR currently rates it 3 stars out of 4.
What does the state license show for Agape Care Family Homes #1 in Greensboro?
Yes. Agape Care Family Homes #1 holds an active DHSR license as a family care home for 6 residents, the small-home category North Carolina licenses under 10A NCAC 13G, valid through December 31, 2026.
| Field | From DHSR's records |
|---|---|
| DHSR license number | FCL-041-084 |
| License type | Family care home, 2 to 6 residents (10A NCAC 13G) |
| Licensed beds | 6 |
| Special care unit beds (dementia) | None listed |
| License expires | December 31, 2026 |
| Legal licensee | Agape Care Family Homes, LLC |
| Administrator named by DHSR | Anitha Kurian |
| DHSR star rating and score | 3 stars (score 97.50) |
| Penalties in DHSR's 36-month list | 3 |
| Phone on the DHSR listing | (336) 686-5841 |
The licensee in the table, Agape Care Family Homes, LLC, is the party DHSR holds responsible for meeting 10A NCAC 13G. Penalties, if any, are issued in that name rather than the name on the sign.
How many stars does Agape Care Family Homes #1 have from the state?
DHSR's rating for Agape Care Family Homes #1 is 3 stars of 4 (score 97.50). For context, 31 of the 63 rated adult care and family care homes in Guilford, Randolph and Rockingham counties hold the same number of stars.
This is a state rating, built from what DHSR inspectors found, and it applies only to adult care and family care homes. Nursing homes carry CMS's five-star ratings instead, so the two scales should never be compared directly.
The rating, its history and every posted inspection document are on DHSR's record for this home.
When was Agape Care Family Homes #1 last inspected, and what was cited?
The newest annual survey posted for Agape Care Family Homes #1 took place December 23, 2025, with deficiencies cited.
| Date | Inspection type | Result posted by DHSR |
|---|---|---|
| 03/11/2026 | ACLS Follow-up | No Deficiencies Cited |
| 12/23/2025 | ACLS Annual | Statement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction |
| 04/10/2025 | Constr Biennial | Statement of Deficiency |
| 03/18/2025 | Constr Biennial Follow-up | Statement of Deficiency |
| 01/23/2025 | ACLS Annual | No Deficiencies Cited |
| 11/05/2024 | Constr Biennial | Statement of Deficiency |
| 10/31/2024 | ACLS Annual | Statement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction |
Since 2015 DHSR has posted 9 annual or initial surveys for this home, 1 of them with no deficiencies cited, plus 4 complaint investigations and 10 construction-section visits checking the building itself. A statement of deficiency lists each rule the inspectors found unmet; the version with a plan of correction adds the home's written fix and its completion date.
Has North Carolina fined Agape Care Family Homes #1?
Yes. DHSR's 36-month penalty list shows 3 penalties against Agape Care Family Homes #1 totaling $3,500, the most recent imposed June 10, 2025 for a A2 violation of 10A NCAC 13G .0312(g) Outside Entrance And Exits.
- June 10, 2025: A2 violation, 10A NCAC 13G .0312(g) Outside Entrance And Exits (inspection 10/31/2024); $750.00, paid in full
- June 10, 2025: A2 violation, 10A NCAC 13G .1004(a) Medication Administration (inspection 10/31/2024); $750.00, paid in full
- January 31, 2024: A1 violation, 10A NCAC 13G .0909 Residents' Rights (inspection 6/28/2023); $2,000.00, paid in full
North Carolina sorts adult care violations by seriousness. Type A1 means serious harm actually resulted; Type A2 means a substantial risk of it. Lesser findings are corrected without a fine.
Can Agape Care Family Homes #1 care for someone with dementia?
Agape Care Family Homes #1 has no special care unit on DHSR's list, so it has no licensed dementia unit; a resident whose needs come to require a secured unit would usually move to a home that has one.
Mild memory loss alone does not rule anyone out; what matters is whether the resident is safe and staff can meet the need described in the care plan. The nearest homes with special care units are Wellington Oaks (3.3 mi, 85 unit beds), Richland Square (5.6 mi, 70 unit beds), Brookdale Lawndale Park (6.3 mi, 25 unit beds).
If Agape Care Family Homes #1 is full, where else should we look?
The nearest other licensed home is Benbow Manor in Greensboro, about 0.6 miles away in a straight line, a family care home with 6 beds rated 4 stars by DHSR.
| Facility | License type | Miles away | Licensed beds | Special care unit beds | DHSR stars |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Benbow Manor 1403 South Benbow Road, 27406 | FCH | 0.6 | 6 | 0 | 4 stars |
| Agape Care Family Homes #2 2014 Willow Road, 27406 | FCH | 1.2 | 6 | 0 | 4 stars |
| Pear Manor 2521 Pear Street, 27401 | FCH | 1.5 | 6 | 0 | 3 stars |
| Wellington Oaks 3004 Dexter Avenue, 27407 | ACH | 3.3 | 85 | 85 | 2 stars |
| Alpha Concord of Greensboro 3301 Gar Place, 27406 | ACH | 3.4 | 64 | 0 | 3 stars |
How close is Agape Care Family Homes #1 to a hospital?
Agape Care Family Homes #1 is in Greensboro's Downtown, East & Southeast Greensboro area, and Cone Health in Greensboro is the closest general hospital on DHSR's hospital list, about 2.8 miles away in a straight line.
High Point Regional Health in High Point comes next at roughly 14.4 miles. Distances are measured point to point between geocoded addresses, so drive times will be longer.
If nursing care becomes necessary, the two closest CMS-certified nursing homes are Guilford Health Care Center (1.3 mi; CMS rating 2 of 5) and Maple Grove Health and Rehabilitation Center (1.3 mi; CMS rating 5 of 5).
What does Agape Care Family Homes #1's record suggest asking on a tour?
Let DHSR's data set the agenda: ask what changed after the A2 penalty for .0312(g) Outside Entrance And Exits, and who checks it now.
- Ask to read the December 23, 2025 statement of deficiencies and the plan of correction the home filed.
- Ask how many aides and supervisors are on each shift, including third shift, and how many are agency staff.
- Ask what happens when a private-pay resident's savings are gone and whether Special Assistance residents are admitted.
- Ask for the resident register policy and the written grievance procedure before signing anything.
