House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors

    3505 Oriole Pl, Charlotte, NC 28269
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care

    Loving attentive care and peace

    Moving Mom into this small six-bed, homey facility was the best decision we made. The attentive, supportive and flexible staff provide personalized, loving care-she's well fed, engaged in activities, and keeps her independence in a spotless, serene home. We have real relief and gratitude for the dedicated team and the peace of mind they've given our family; I highly recommend them.

    Loved one of resident
    Jul 2026

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    Reviews

    5.00·(5)

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • personalized attention
    • superior staff
    • supportive care
    • care and love demonstrated to family
    • relief and peace of mind for family
    • family felt it was the best decision for their loved one
    • gratitude from family members
    • attentive caregivers
    • caregiver excellence
    • residents are well-fed
    • engaging activities
    • promotion of resident independence
    • home-like atmosphere
    • clean and serene environment
    • amazing and dedicated staff
    • high level of care

    Summary of reviews

    Overall sentiment: The reviews for House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors are uniformly positive. Across the summaries, reviewers repeatedly emphasize exceptional caregiving, a caring staff, and the peace of mind the facility provides to families. Phrases such as "best thing we've done for mom," expressions of gratitude, and repeated characterizations of staff as "amazing," "superior," or "dedicated" indicate a strong, consistent pattern of satisfaction among reviewers.

    Care quality and staffing: The dominant theme is the high quality of personal care. Reviewers describe "personalized attention" and a "high level of care," signaling that staff tailor care to individual needs rather than providing only routine assistance. Caregivers are repeatedly called attentive, dedicated, and excellent — reviewers note that staff not only meet physical needs (feeding, daily assistance) but also demonstrate emotional care and affection toward residents and their families. Several summaries explicitly say the staff showed "care and love demonstrated to the family," underlining that communication and compassion extend beyond the resident to relatives as well.

    Facilities and atmosphere: Reviewers emphasize a home-like, clean, and serene environment. Descriptors such as "home-like atmosphere," "clean," and "serene" recur, suggesting the facility succeeds at creating a comfortable, non-institutional setting. This environment appears linked to residents maintaining or regaining a sense of independence; reviewers mention that residents remain "engaged in activities" and that independence is encouraged, which supports a picture of a small, personalized setting focused on dignity and everyday quality of life.

    Dining and activities: Multiple summaries note that residents are "fed well" and are "engaged in activities." Together these points suggest that both nutrition and programming are strengths — meals are adequate and staff facilitate social/engagement opportunities. The combination of good dining and activities likely contributes to family impressions that the placement was the "best thing" for their loved one and provides tangible evidence of daily well-being.

    Management, communication, and family experience: While direct comments about administrative practices and management are limited in these summaries, the repeated mentions of "relief and peace of mind" and explicit family gratitude point to effective communication and trust between staff and family members. The reviews indicate that families feel informed, reassured, and confident in the choices made. There are no reported concerns about responsiveness or professionalism in the provided summaries; instead, management/staff relationships are reflected through the positive family experience described.

    Notable patterns and caveats: The dominant, consistent pattern is overwhelmingly positive feedback focused on staff quality, personalized care, a home-like environment, and resident engagement. No negative aspects or concerns were recorded in the supplied summaries. That said, the provided reviews do not discuss several operational areas (for example, pricing, staffing ratios, medication management details, clinical care specifics, or visitation policies). The absence of comments in those areas does not imply either strength or weakness — it simply means they were not raised in these summaries. Prospective families should still ask targeted questions about clinical care, costs, and policies during a visit.

    Conclusion: Based on the supplied review summaries, House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors is portrayed as a small, attentive facility where staff provide personalized, compassionate care, keep residents well nourished and engaged, and create a clean, home-like atmosphere that promotes independence. Families express clear relief and gratitude, often describing the placement as the best decision for their loved one. While the reviews are uniformly positive and highlight staff and environment as the facility's primary strengths, interested parties should verify clinical and operational details in person since those topics are not addressed in these summaries.

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    Location

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    House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors is located at 3505 Oriole Pl, Charlotte, NC, 28269.

    About House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors

    House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors sits in a regular house in Charlotte, North Carolina, and has only six licensed beds, which makes it feel close-knit and calm, kind of like a big family with both staff and residents looking out for each other, and because it's small, every person gets more attention with personalized care plans approved by a registered nurse. Residents get help with daily things like bathing, dressing, eating, going to the bathroom, grooming, and managing medicines, plus someone's always there for reminders and companionship, so nobody's alone or uncared for. The place runs around the clock with supervision and has staff called Resident Ambassadors who know a lot about aging, ethical care, mobility, behavior, palliative care, and preventing abuse, and there's always safety in mind with emergency systems in place and strict protocols to keep everybody secure.

    This home covers everything from assisted living to memory care for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, with added help for those with mobility issues, diabetes, or those needing incontinence care, which is handy since House of Peace offers proprietary programs for that. There's a visiting physician, and physical therapists, plus the staff can work with hospice providers or home health workers as needed, making sure health monitoring is regular and up to each person's needs. If someone needs a break or short-term help, they offer respite and adult day services too. All the rooms are private and even have kitchenettes with kitchen appliances, giving everyone a bit of independence and comfort, and there are roll-in bathtubs for bathing and personal time.

    Meals are home-cooked, with daily menus and snacks tailored for special diets like diabetic, vegetarian, kosher, low-fat, or low-sodium, and a dietitian can get involved. Everybody eats together in the dining area, drinks and snacks included, so there's a nice bit of togetherness during the day. Laundry, cleaning, bed making, and general housekeeping are regular services, so family members don't need to worry about chores getting done. The home doesn't allow pets, which suits folks who might prefer a quiet and allergy-free place.

    Amenities include lush and well-kept gardens where residents can walk or just sit outside, cozy living rooms for visits or relaxing, a computer room, cable TV, laundry spaces, private visiting areas, and religious spaces where people can join onsite worship for Christian, Buddhist, Islamic, or Adventist traditions. Social life stays lively with events like music nights, arts and crafts, garden walks, games, and holiday or birthday celebrations. Residents can go to scheduled fitness sessions, art classes, music programs, and horticultural activities that help everyone stay active in mind, body, and spirit.

    Transportation's covered for medical visits or trips, and there's parking for residents. The staff offers help escorting residents out, and they make sure everyone has phone assistance, too. Security is a top priority, and the small setting makes it easier for staff to notice if someone needs help right away. Staff go through reference checks and learn about ethics and behavior, and the state regularly inspects the place to keep their license up to date.

    Families can talk to Senior Living Advisors if they want advice finding the right care fit and get support all the way through the decision-making process. House of Peace doesn't list prices publicly, but families can find out about availability and services easily by reaching out. Reviews get verified through a trusted third party, so feedback is pretty reliable. Residents can find a warm, homelike setting here with a lot of support, safe routines, nutritious food, and an experienced team that values dignity and respect.

    People often ask...

    House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors offers assisted living, memory care, and board and care.

    There are 20 photos of House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors on Mirador.

    The full address for this community is 3505 Oriole Pl, Charlotte, NC 28269.

    No, House of Peace Family Care Home for Seniors does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In North Carolina, the Division of Health Service Regulation licenses adult care and assisted living facilities, posting annual, complaint, and follow-up inspection results.

    License number956986
    Facility typeFamily Care Home
    Capacity6 residents
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    Inspection Reports

    10

    Reports

    0

    Type A Citations

    5

    Type B Citations

    0

    Complaints

    11

    Years

    30 Oct 2025Inspection
    Identified safety, medical, and medication deficiencies, including evacuation readiness not aligned with license, incomplete fire drills, and gaps in medical documentation and MAR accuracy.
    • Type B10A NCAC 13G .0302 (c)Design And Construction
    • Type B10A NCAC 13G .0316 (f)Fire Safety and Emergency Preparedness Plan
    • Type B10A NCAC 13G .0601 (g)Management And Other Staff
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0702 (a)Tuberculosis Test and Medical Examination
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0702 (b)Tuberculosis Test and Medical Examination
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0702 (e)Tuberculosis Test and Medical Examination
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0801 (c)Resident Assessment
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0802Resident Care Plan
    • 10A NCAC 13G .1002 (a)Medication Orders
    • 10A NCAC 13G .1004(j)Medication Administration
    30 Oct 2025Inspection
    Determined a violation for failure to ensure evacuation capabilities during an emergency and noncompliance with fire safety planning.
    • Type B10A NCAC 13G.0601 (g)Management and Other Staff
    • Type B10A NCAC 13G.0316 (f)Fire Safety and Emergency Preparedness Plan
    26 Jul 2018Construction
    Identified safety and building-system deficiencies at the home, including missing hand grips, non-operable interior exit locks, damaged exhaust dampers, greasy range hoods, and non-interconnected smoke detectors.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0309Bathroom
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0312Outside Entrance Exits
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317Building Service Equipment
    26 Jul 2018Construction
    Investigated deficiencies found in exit door hardware operability and in the maintenance of building equipment, including greasy kitchen exhaust hoods.
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0312Outside Entrances/Exits
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0317Building Service Equipment
    31 May 2018Follow-Up
    Found that a staff member's CPR certification had expired and they continued to work alone on shifts without current CPR training on site.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0507Training on Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation
    31 May 2018Follow-Up
    Investigated and identified a deficiency related to CPR training; there was no current CPR certification on site for staff at all times.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0507Training on Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation
    11 May 2016Inspection
    Identified deficiencies related to staff background checks and medication aide training not completed or verified before working, and absence of pre-employment controlled substance screening.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0406(a)(5)Other Staff Qualifications
    • G.S. § 131D-4.5B (b)Adult Care Home Medication Aides; Training and Competency
    • G.S. § 131D-45Examination and screening for controlled substances required for applicants for employment in adult care homes
    11 May 2016Inspection
    Found deficiencies related to pre-employment background checks, drug screening, and medication aide training. The reviewer noted missing or incomplete checks and training prior to staff working with residents.
    • G.S. § 131D-4.5B (b) ACH Medication Aides; Training and Competency Evaluation RequirementsMedication Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Requirements
    • G.S. § 131D-45Examination and screening for presence of controlled substances
    20 May 2015Construction
    Identified deficiencies related to excessive grease buildup on the kitchen exhaust system and inadequate maintenance of building equipment.
    • Continued From page 1 excessive grease build-up
    • Building Equipment Maintained Safe, Operating
    20 May 2015Construction
    Found the kitchen range exhaust hood not maintained in a safe manner and with excessive grease buildup on the filter.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT

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