Clemmies Family Care Home II sits in Greenville, North Carolina, and has a reputation for providing personal, attentive care in a true home setting where only four residents live together, and the staff gets to know each person and their needs, so you don't have to worry about feeling lost in the shuffle, as you might in a bigger place, because there's always someone nearby for help, whether it's with bathing, dressing, eating, or medication. The house is licensed as a Family Care Home, and its certification number is #074-041, which means state rules help guide the care and safety here, and with experience in diabetic and non-ambulatory care, as well as incontinence help, residents who need extra health support find what they need. Caregivers work around the clock, offering 24-hour supervision, meal preparation-including special diets for diabetes or allergies-housekeeping, laundry, and even memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, all within a home-like environment that makes it easier to relax.
Visitors and families see the facility as small and welcoming, with a Seniorly Community Score of 4.8 that reflects positive feedback. The rooms come in several types-studio, single, and two-bedroom-and residents use common spaces to share meals or join in on social activities, with a dining room, lounge, and kitchenettes available. The home offers movie nights, arts and crafts, health and wellness programs, scheduled devotional activities, and outdoor spaces like a garden and walking paths, so people have options to stay engaged and active. There's transportation to nearby medical services or churches, parking for guests, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and even a salon and fitness center, plus safety features like emergency alert systems and a sprinkler system. Staff help with everything from wound care, podiatry, occupational therapy, housekeeping, and group meals, to organizing move-ins, explaining billing, helping understand payments, and going over waiting list or contract questions when families need support.
Clemmies Family Care Home II keeps a strong focus on privacy and safety, and has care plans for different needs, including assisted living, nursing care, and specialized memory care, so residents can age in place if care needs increase. Dedicated staff make sure each resident gets help that suits them, whether walking assistance, medication reminders, or companionship is needed. With only four beds in the house, people often form close bonds through shared activities or meals. The location makes getting to shops, recreational spaces, and medical services easier, and it's set up to let anyone interested schedule tours, ask questions, and get a feel for the community before making decisions.
