Retirement Home in Randolph, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

GrayBrier Nursing & Rehabilitation Center

Retirement Home

Trinity, NC

GrayBrier Nursing & Rehabilitation Center provides 24-hour nursing, inpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapy, plus secured Alzheimer's care.

  • Residents needing 24-hour skilled nursing
  • Post-hospital rehabilitation requiring physical, occupational, or speech therapy
  • Residents with Alzheimer's disease

Brookdale Asheboro

Retirement Home

Asheboro, NC

Brookdale Asheboro offers assisted living and memory care in Asheboro with 24/7 emergency staff and personalized healthcare coordination.

  • Seniors needing assisted living support
  • People seeking memory care
  • Residents needing care coordination or chronic condition management

Emergency available

Cross Road Retirement Community

Retirement Home

Asheboro, NC

Cross Road Retirement Community offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care in Asheboro through a not-for-profit ministry founded in 1982.

  • Seniors seeking independent living
  • Seniors needing assisted living
  • Seniors needing memory care

TerraBella Asheboro

Retirement Home

Asheboro, NC

TerraBella Asheboro offers Assisted Living and GLOW® Memory Care with chef-prepared meals, scheduled transportation, and medication management support.

  • Older adults needing assistance with bathing, dressing, or medication management
  • Residents with Alzheimer’s disease or related dementias
  • Seniors seeking chef-prepared meals, daily activities, community outings, and scheduled transportation

Asheboro Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center

Retirement Home

Asheboro, NC

Asheboro Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center is listed among YAD Healthcare's facilities offering sub-acute rehabilitation and long-term care.

  • sub-acute rehabilitation
  • long-term care
  • skilled nursing facility care

Brookstone Haven of Randleman

Retirement Home

Randleman, NC

Therapeutic Alternatives operates DDA-licensed and SPMI group homes and provides mobile crisis services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

  • 24/7 mobile crisis support
  • adults needing group home services in Guilford, Randolph, Hoke, or Moore County
  • people with developmental disabilities, mental illness, or addictive diseases

Emergency available

Pineview

Retirement Home

Asheboro, NC

North Pointe of Asheboro

Retirement Home

Asheboro, NC

Edenton Primetime Retirement Center offers 14 private suites, assisted living, memory care, respite care, and direct proximity to Chowan Hospital.

  • Residents seeking independent living apartments in Edenton
  • People needing assisted-living support with medication, bathing, dressing, grooming, meals, or incontinence
  • People with Alzheimer’s disease or related memory disorders needing secure memory care

Olde Towne Village

Retirement Home

NC

Olde Towne Village is an Epcon Communities new-home community located in Asheboro, North Carolina.

  • people seeking a new home in Asheboro, North Carolina
  • buyers exploring Epcon Communities developments

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FAQ

How much does retirement-home care cost in Randolph County?

Pricing is not provided in the available listings and varies by housing type, care level, and added services. Ask each facility for a written fee schedule covering meals, medication support, transportation, and personal care.

What is the difference between independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing?

Independent living is generally for seniors who need little daily help; assisted living adds support with activities such as bathing or medications. Memory care is designed for Alzheimer's or dementia-related needs, while skilled nursing provides 24-hour nursing and medical or rehabilitation services.

What should I ask during a retirement-home tour?

Ask how care needs are assessed, what services cost extra, how medications and emergencies are handled, and whether the setting can support changing needs. Also confirm room availability, discharge policies, transportation, and visiting hours.

When is skilled nursing needed instead of assisted living?

Skilled nursing is typically considered when someone needs 24-hour nursing, post-hospital rehabilitation, IV therapy, dialysis management, enteral feeding, or other complex medical care. Assisted living is generally intended for daily-living support rather than hospital-level care.