Our comprehensive listings and authentic reviews in Guilford County, NC below include 86 Assisted Living facilities with...
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100 Wade Coble Dr, Burlington, NC 27215
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Po Box # 1488, Kernersville, NC 27285
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1324 Coltrane Mill Rd, Randleman, NC 27317
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312 Broad Street, Reidsville, NC 27320
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2391 New Walkertown Rd, Winston Salem, NC 27101
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1795 Kernersville Medical Parkway , Kernersville, NC 27284
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Assisted living in Greensboro costs an average of $4,509 per month, according to Genworth’s 2020 Cost of Care Survey, so seniors across Guilford County can expect to pay a similar amount for this level of care. This monthly rate is higher than the state average of $3,800. Assisted living in Guilford County is also more expensive than the national average of $4,300 per month.
Assisted living prices elsewhere in the state vary widely. In the capital city of Raleigh, assisted living costs $4,800 per month. Costs in nearby Burlington are much lower, at $2,850. Jacksonville has the lowest assisted living prices in the state, averaging $2,645, which is $1,864 per month more affordable than what seniors pay in Guilford County. In the center of the state, costs in Fayetteville average $3,500. The rate in Greenville is much closer to the state average, at $3,900. The coastal city of Wilmington has the highest average assisted living cost in the state, at $5,877 per month, which is $1,368 higher than in Guilford County. In the state’s western corner, Asheville has a much lower average assisted living cost at $2,750 per month.
Guilford County/Greensboro
$4,509
North Carolina
$3,800
The United States
$4,300
Jacksonville
$2,645
Asheville
$2,750
Burlington
$2,850
Fayetteville
$3,500
Greenville
$3,900
Raleigh
$4,800
Wilmington
$5,877
Financial assistance is available to eligible seniors who require help paying for an ALR. The state has three waiver programs available through Medicaid: the CAP/ DA Medicaid Waiver, the Adult Care Home Assistance and the Medicaid State Plan Personal Care option. There is also a supplemental SSI program available to North Carolina residents.
Learn more about these programs, plus who’s eligible, on our Assisted Living in North Carolina page.
While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for assisted living, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance assisted living costs include:
For more information about different ways to finance assisted living, visit our Assisted Living in North Carolina page.
| Resource | Contact | Service |
|---|---|---|
| Senior Resources of Guilford | (336) 373-4816 | This Area Agency on Aging provides services that promote health and wellness in the local senior population These range from mental health support to Medicare and benefits counseling. Specialized community programs are available for refugee and LGBT seniors, and a variety of volunteer opportunities are available to help older adults stay active and social. The AAA also offers adult protective services, a transportation initiative and free assistance with filing taxes. |
| Greensboro Vet Center | (336) 323-2660 | Operated by the federal Veterans Administration, the local Vet Center offers financial and medical support to service members. Veterans can apply for financial benefits through the VA that may help them pay for assisted living services, such as pensions, disability compensation and the Aid and Attendance or Housebound Allowance. Group and individual mental health services are available through the VA system, as are hospital, pharmaceutical and laboratory services. |
| Roy B. Culler Jr. Senior Center | (336) 883-3584 | This senior center has a computer lab, a games room and a crafting workshop. Area seniors are welcome to take part in exercise classes, arts and crafts, cultural events and special interest clubs. Day trips and holiday celebrations offer a chance for seniors to socialize and meet new friends. Members can also access a variety of health and wellness programs and educational guest lectures. |
| Legal Aid of North Carolina | (866) 219-5262 | This nonprofit law firm operates a self-help resource center where seniors can find information on consumer rights, will creation and small claims issues. Pro-bono attorneys can help seniors access government benefits and address predatory debt collection practices. A specialized veteran service project works to ensure that all eligible former service members have access to benefits and entitlement programs. |
| Shepherd’s Center of Greensboro | (336) 378-0766 | The Shepherd’s Center provides a variety of programs for older adults. A senior travel club offers a chance for older adults to visit a variety of destinations. The center also has a Shepherd’s Wheels program that connects volunteers with seniors in need of transportation to errands and events. Technology classes are available at the computer center, and a lecture series covers a wide range of topics relevant to seniors. |
Guilford County-area assisted living communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all assisted living communities in North Carolina are required to follow. Visit our Assisted Living in North Carolina page for more information about these laws.
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MDSHUMAKER
5.0
Review of Heritage Greens
My Father was in their Assisted Living unit. Our family was very happy with the care he received. The Med Techs and Aides were very responsive and caring. Whenever Dad pushed his call button staff...
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Sheila
5.0
Review of Brookdale High Point
The staff at Brookdale High Point was nice. Their facility was nice, too. It would be my second choice. They had a model room set-up, which helped me visualize how my mother would be situated in...
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Barbara
4.0
Review of Harmony at Greensboro
I visited Harmony at Greensboro and toured their assisted living. It's absolutely gorgeous and more in line with what my sister needs as the residents wandering around were dressed, hair combed...
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