Assisted living in North Carolina
566 licensed homes, licensed capacity 36,201. Adult Care Home: 566.
From the official license list of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), Division of Health Service Regulation (DHSR), Adult Care Licensure Section (list dated October 28, 2026, retrieved October 31, 2026). A license is not a rating: visit, ask questions and read the state inspection reports before you choose. In a medical emergency, call 911.
How to check a license, find inspection reports or make a complaint in North Carolina →
Assisted living in North Carolina by city
- Ahoskie2
- Albemarle3
- Angier3
- Apex3
- Archdale1
- Arden2
- Asheboro3
- Asheville12
- Benson2
- Beulaville1
- Black Mountain1
- Bladenboro1
- Boone1
- Brevard2
- Bryson City1
- Burgaw1
- Burlington13
- Burnsville1
- Candler3
- Candor1
- Canton1
- Carrboro1
- Carthage1
- Cary8
- Chapel Hill8
- Charlotte30
- Cherryville1
- China Grove1
- Claremont1
- Clarkton1
- Clayton3
- Clemmons6
- Clinton1
- Clyde4
- Columbia1
- Columbus2
- Concord5
- Conover3
- Cramerton1
- Denver2
- Dobson2
- Dunn3
- Durham11
- Eden1
- Edenton2
- Elizabeth City3
- Elkin1
- Elm City1
- Elon2
- Fairmont1
- Fairview1
- Fayetteville9
- Flat Rock1
- Fletcher2
- Forest City5
- Four Oaks1
- Franklin2
- Fremont2
- Fuquay Varina3
- Garner3
- Gaston1
- Gastonia7
- Gatesville1
- Goldsboro7
- Graham2
- Granite Falls2
- Grantsboro1
- Greensboro15
- Greenville7
- Grifton1
- Hamlet1
- Hampstead1
- Harmony1
- Harrisburg1
- Hayesville1
- Henderson1
- Hendersonville9
- Hertford2
- Hickory4
- High Point6
- Highlands1
- Hildebran1
- Hillsborough2
- Hope Mills2
- Huntersville4
- Jacksonville4
- Jonas Ridge1
- Kannapolis3
- Kenansville1
- Kernersville9
- Kill Devil Hills1
- King4
- Kings Mountain3
- Kinston4
- Knightdale1
- Lake Lure1
- Laurinburg1
- Lawndale3
- Leland1
- Lenoir3
- Lexington3
- Lillington2
- Lincolnton3
- Littleton1
- Lumberton2
- Macon1
- Marion3
- Mars Hill1
- Matthews3
- Mayodan1
- Mebane1
- Mills River1
- Mocksville3
- Monroe7
- Mooresville4
- Morehead City2
- Morganton3
- Mount Airy2
- Moyock1
- Mt. Airy2
- Mt. Holly1
- Mt. Pleasant1
- Nashville1
- Nebo2
- New Bern9
- Newland1
- Newport1
- Newton2
- Newton Grove1
- North Wilkesboro2
- Oak Island1
- Olin1
- Oxford4
- Pantego1
- Pembroke3
- Pfafftown1
- Pikeville1
- Pinehurst2
- Pinetown1
- Pineville2
- Pink Hill1
- Pittsboro2
- Pleasant Garden1
- Princeton1
- Raeford2
- Raleigh15
- Randleman2
- Red Springs2
- Reidsville4
- Rich Square2
- Richlands1
- Roanoke Rapids1
- Rockingham1
- Rockwell1
- Rocky Mount7
- Roper1
- Rose Hill1
- Roseboro1
- Roxboro3
- Rutherfordton4
- Salisbury4
- Sanford3
- Scotland Neck1
- Selma3
- Shallotte2
- Shelby4
- Shiloh1
- Siler City1
- Smithfield7
- Snow Hill1
- Southern Pines3
- Southport1
- Sparta1
- Spencer2
- Spruce Pine1
- St. Pauls1
- Star2
- Statesville7
- Stoneville1
- Swansboro1
- Sylva2
- Tabor City1
- Tarboro2
- Taylorsville3
- Thomasville1
- Union Mills1
- Vale1
- Wadesboro1
- Wake Forest2
- Wallace2
- Walnut Cove1
- Warrenton1
- Washington2
- Waynesville3
- West End1
- West Jefferson2
- Westfield1
- Williamston2
- Wilmington8
- Wilson4
- Windsor1
- Winston-Salem15
- Woodland1
- Yadkinville3
- Yanceyville3
- Youngsville1
- Zebulon2
Common questions
How many assisted living homes are in North Carolina?
The official license list of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), Division of Health Service Regulation (DHSR), Adult Care Licensure Section has 566 licensed homes in North Carolina, with a combined licensed capacity of 36,201 (list dated October 28, 2026, retrieved October 31, 2026).
Which cities in North Carolina have the most licensed homes?
Charlotte (30), Greensboro (15), Raleigh (15), Winston-Salem (15) and Burlington (13).
What license types does North Carolina use for assisted living?
On this list: Adult Care Home (566).
How do I check a home’s inspections?
Each home’s page links to the state’s license record or search, where the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), Division of Health Service Regulation (DHSR), Adult Care Licensure Section publishes inspection and complaint reports when available.
Source: North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), Division of Health Service Regulation (DHSR), Adult Care Licensure Section, list dated October 28, 2026, retrieved October 31, 2026. All state sources