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Brookdale High Point North

DHSR-licensed adult care home in High Point, Guilford County, NC

65 licensed beds
3 stars DHSR rating
0 penalties (36 mo.)
Quick answer

Brookdale High Point North at 1564 Skeet Club Road, High Point (Guilford County) is a adult care home licensed by the N.C. Division of Health Service Regulation for 65 residents under license HAL-041-033, including 65 beds in a special care unit for dementia; DHSR currently rates it 3 stars out of 4.

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Brookdale High Point North at 1564 Skeet Club Road, High Point (Guilford County) is a adult care home licensed by the N.C. Division of Health Service Regulation for 65 residents under license HAL-041-033, including 65 beds in a special care unit for dementia; DHSR currently rates it 3 stars out of 4.

What does the state license show for Brookdale High Point North in High Point?

Brookdale High Point North appears on DHSR's current list of licensed adult care homes as license HAL-041-033, sized at 65 beds against a three-county median of 76.

FieldFrom DHSR's records
DHSR license numberHAL-041-033
License typeAdult care home, 7 or more residents (10A NCAC 13F)
Licensed beds65
Special care unit beds (dementia)65
License expiresDecember 31, 2026
Legal licenseeSouthern Assisted Living, LLC
Executive Director named by DHSRRyan Smith
DHSR star rating and score3 stars (score 98.00)
Penalties in DHSR's 36-month list0
Phone on the DHSR listing(336) 869-4188

North Carolina renews these licenses every calendar year, and each one names a single legal operator at a single address, so a sale or move produces a new license number.

How many stars does Brookdale High Point North have from the state?

DHSR's rating for Brookdale High Point North is 3 stars of 4 (score 98.00). 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.

The stars are North Carolina's own measure for adult care and family care homes. They come from DHSR's inspection findings, not from resident surveys or anything the operator submits, and CMS does not rate this kind of home at all.

The rating, its history and every posted inspection document are on DHSR's record for this home.

What does Brookdale High Point North's inspection history show?

DHSR's most recent annual inspection of Brookdale High Point North on file is dated March 12, 2025 and resulted in deficiencies cited.

DateInspection typeResult posted by DHSR
03/12/2025ACLS AnnualStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction
02/18/2025Constr BiennialStatement of Deficiency
01/11/2024ACLS Annual and Follow-upNo Deficiencies Cited
12/30/2022ACLS Follow-upStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction
10/20/2022ACLS Follow-upStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction
07/28/2022ACLS Complaint and Follow-upStatement of Deficiency
04/29/2022ACLS Annual and Follow-upStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction

Since 2015 DHSR has posted 5 annual or initial surveys for this home, 1 of them with no deficiencies cited, plus 1 complaint investigation and 13 construction-section visits checking the building itself. Complaint investigations can be made by DHSR or by the county department of social services, which also monitors adult care homes; both kinds appear in this list.

Has North Carolina fined Brookdale High Point North?

No. Brookdale High Point North does not appear on DHSR's list of adult care penalties imposed in the last 36 months.

An empty penalty list means no Type A1 or A2 fine in that window. It does not mean the home has never been cited; check the inspection results.

Is Brookdale High Point North set up for residents with dementia?

Yes. DHSR's special care unit list (October 28, 2026) shows 65 of Brookdale High Point North's 65 licensed beds in a special care unit for Alzheimer's disease and related disorders, which makes the whole building a dementia home.

G.S. 131D-8 requires every special care unit to give families a written disclosure statement describing its philosophy, admission and discharge rules, staffing and training, and the physical design that keeps residents safe. Ask for it before the tour.

Other special care units nearby include Piedmont Christian Home (3.1 mi, 24 unit beds), The Arboretum at Heritage Greens (5.1 mi, 66 unit beds), TerraBella Greensboro (6.4 mi, 27 unit beds).

If Brookdale High Point North is full, where else should we look?

The nearest other licensed home is Brookdale Skeet Club in High Point, at the same address, a adult care home with 79 beds rated 3 stars by DHSR.

FacilityLicense typeMiles awayLicensed bedsSpecial care unit bedsDHSR stars
Brookdale Skeet Club
1560 Skeet Club Road, 27265
ACH0.07903 stars
Brookdale High Point North AL (NC)
1568 Skeet Club Road, 27265
ACH0.010203 stars
Piedmont Christian Home
1510 Deep River Road, 27265
ACH3.193243 stars
Bennett's Family Care Home #2
804 Bales Chapel Road, 27282
FCH4.2603 stars
Brookdale High Point
201 West Hartley Drive, 27265
ACH4.68203 stars

How close is Brookdale High Point North to a hospital?

Brookdale High Point North is in High Point, Guilford County, and High Point Regional Health in High Point is the closest general hospital on DHSR's hospital list, about 5.4 miles away in a straight line.

Cone Health in Greensboro comes next at roughly 11.1 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 River Landing at Sandy Ridge (3.0 mi; CMS rating 5 of 5) and Maryfield Nursing Home (3.2 mi; CMS rating 5 of 5).

What should we ask Brookdale High Point North before signing?

Start with what the state's own record raises: ask to read the March 12, 2025 statement of deficiencies and the plan of correction the home filed.

  • Ask for last month's staffing schedule for nights and weekends rather than an average.
  • Ask for the special care unit's written disclosure statement and the number of staff assigned inside the unit on each shift.
  • Before counting on public help, ask whether Special Assistance and Medicaid personal care services are accepted here.
  • Ask which charges rise as care needs rise, and get the current rate sheet in writing.
Source: N.C. DHHS Division of Health Service Regulation facility listings (10/2026 edition, retrieved November 6, 2026; info.ncdhhs.gov); DHSR Facility Inspections, Ratings and Penalties search and 36-month penalty list, retrieved November 6, 2026 (info.ncdhhs.gov). Adult care home stars are DHSR's and nursing home stars are CMS's; we do not rate facilities.

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