1No Penalties- Health Inspection5.0
- Staffing5.0
- Quality Measures4.0
Above North Carolina avg of 2.9
830 Rockford StreetMount Airy, NC 27030
2No Penalties- Health Inspection5.0
- Staffing4.0
- Quality Measures4.0
Above North Carolina avg of 2.9
1795 Kernersville Medical ParkwayKernersville, NC 27284
3No Penalties- Health Inspection5.0
- StaffingN/A
- Quality Measures5.0
Above North Carolina avg of 2.9
932 Old Us Highway 70Black Mountain, NC 28711
4No Penalties- Health Inspection3.0
- Staffing2.0
- Quality Measures5.0
Above North Carolina avg of 2.9
13825 Hunton LaneHuntersville, NC 28078
State report
Why families compare nursing homes in North Carolina
Among the lowest-ranked states for overall health outcomes — long-term care demand runs high (rank 37 of 51).
America’s Health Rankings 2024- Population 65+19.6%Census ACS 2023
- Life expectancy75.9 yrs
About the same as the national average of 76.4 yrs.
CDC NVSR 2022 - Nurse staff turnover49.0%
A little higher than the national average of 45.8%.
CMS PBJ 2024
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FAQ
Questions families ask about this page
How many nursing homes are in North Carolina?
North Carolina has 419 nursing homes in the active CMS data. This rankings page evaluated 415 eligible nursing homes with public CMS ratings and public profile slugs, then highlighted the top 25.
What is the average CMS rating for nursing homes in North Carolina?
Nursing homes in North Carolina average 2.9 out of 5 on the CMS overall rating, compared with a national nursing-home average of 3.0.
What is the average fine when a nursing home in North Carolina is penalized?
Among North Carolina nursing homes that were fined, the average fine is $65K. The national nursing-home average is $70K.
How does North Carolina compare with the national average?
North Carolina averages 2.9 out of 5 on CMS overall rating, compared with a national nursing-home average of 3.0. The average fine when penalized is $65K versus $70K nationally.
Should I rely on these rankings alone?
No. Use this report as a shortlist, then review the facility profile, confirm payment options, look at inspection history, and speak with licensed professionals before making a care decision.
What do the CMS data and inspection dates mean?
CMS data: August 2026. The inspection date is the latest standard health inspection reported in the CMS survey summary, including inspections with no deficiencies. Complaint and fire safety surveys are separate. A recent CMS release can include an older inspection date. Listings absent from the latest imported CMS provider release remain available on the platform but are excluded from current rankings.