The Clinard House

The Clinard House sits in the Erwin Heights neighborhood of Thomasville, North Carolina, and offers care in a brick ranch-style home built back in the 1950s, which feels a lot more like a real house than one of those big nursing homes or hospitals, with space for up to six men or women, and two caregivers always close by so residents don't ever feel alone or forgotten, and the setup's designed to create a friendly and warm environment that focuses on the comfort and well-being of everyone living there. The Clinard House is a licensed Family Care Home (State License: FCL-029-012), and staffing includes a Registered Nurse, a chef who handles meal preparation with care toward nutrition and special diets-like for diabetes or allergies-and an NCCAP Certified Activity professional who organizes things to keep both minds and bodies active, which folks seem to appreciate, especially during things like movie nights or devotional activities. Residents have rooms with telephones, and the common areas are furnished for comfort, with gardens and walking paths that are easy to use for anyone who uses a wheelchair or has trouble getting around, and there's transportation and parking as well for when someone needs to head out. Housekeeping, laundry with dry cleaning, and move-in help come with living here, and staff help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, transfers, incontinence, medication, and meal services, and they always provide assistance with memory issues or Alzheimer's, so people dealing with memory loss get the attention they need. The Clinard House has both assisted living and board and care home options-plus memory care-and makes it easier for families who don't want a locked Alzheimer's unit or a large, impersonal facility, especially since there's always 24-hour supervision and an emergency alert system for safety. The home doesn't take Medicare unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and it serves as a long-term care option under local license rules, focusing on housing and assisting older adults, all managed by Purple Door, LLC, with a cheerful, helpful staff known for being joyful and kind, and there's a no-pet policy, so folks who live there won't have to worry about animals if that's a concern. Tours are available for people who want to get a feel for the place, as the Clinard House aims to give both residents and families peace of mind, offering an alternative to larger, busier senior communities.