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    Evergreen Living Home 1

    101 Country Time Ln, Leicester, NC 28748
    • Assisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

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    Evergreen Living Home 1 is located at 101 Country Time Ln, Leicester, NC, 28748.

    About Evergreen Living Home 1

    Evergreen Living Home 1 sits out in Leicester, North Carolina, right on Country Time Lane, and has six cozy units, each set up to feel like a real home rather than an institution, so folks who want help with daily things but still like some independence tend to find it suits them, with caregivers who help residents with bathing, getting dressed, transfers, and medication management all day and night, and there's a real focus on kind, respectful support for everyone, which leads to a pretty warm and easygoing atmosphere that seems to help residents settle in and feel like they're in a friendly, safe spot. The place offers a range of services you'd expect from an Adult Care Home, like housekeeping, prepared meals, laundry, linen changes, and those meals get tailored for special needs like diabetes or food allergies, and the home has a nice dining room for group meals, plus a community room where folks gather for movie nights and activities, so there's always something social going on if you're up for it. Outdoors, you'll see well-tended walking paths and gardens where residents can take a stroll or just sit and enjoy the peace, while inside, all the rooms come fully furnished, and there's an emergency alert system for added safety, making it a pretty comfortable and secure setting for adults who need a bit more help than what they can get at home.

    The staff can speak English, and they're experienced with providing help that matches each resident's needs, whether that's help getting to the doctor, keeping up with meds, or getting in and out of bed safely. Evergreen Living Home 1 offers respite care, too, letting primary caregivers step away for a bit if they need a break, and that's something a lot of families find useful. Services here also include move-in coordination, transportation arrangements, and support with everything from bathing to meals, and the home's got flexible care for those who might need extra help with incontinence. Residents don't have to worry much about chores, since staff manage all the housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning, and there are daily scheduled activities to keep folks active and connected, whether that means games, crafts, or just having a chat with a neighbor.

    The facility has a history of hiring staff from both the local area and internationally-mostly from South Korea-and they've sponsored people for jobs as nursing assistants, medical assistants, and personal care aides, with most of those workers having a high school education and some medical training back home, though the details about staff salaries and foreign worker programs might not matter much for residents, people might like to know the home puts effort into finding caring and qualified staff, which can go a long way toward making daily life smoother and a bit more pleasant. Green card wage reports list salaries around $28,350 for 2024, showing what they pay their certified workers, if that sort of thing interests you, but most folks thinking about moving in care more about how staff treat people and whether the place feels comfortable and welcoming.

    Evergreen Living Home 1 is what the state calls an "Adult Care Home"-sometimes people call these Personal Care Homes, Assisted Living Homes, or Adult Foster Homes in other states-and the key thing is that the place offers residential care in a smaller, quieter setup rather than a big facility, so residents get a balance of independence, support, and community that fits people who just need some daily help. The home doesn't have many vacancies posted, so anyone interested should call to ask about current availability and services, but overall, Evergreen Living Home 1 keeps things personal and neighborly, offering comfort, dignity, and a bit of old-fashioned kindness in a peaceful North Carolina country setting.

    People often ask...

    Evergreen Living Home 1 offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $4,519 per month.

    Evergreen Living Home 1 offers assisted living and board and care.

    The full address for this community is 101 Country Time Ln, Leicester, NC 28748.

    No, Evergreen Living Home 1 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 number960221
    Facility typeFamily Care Home
    Capacity6 residents
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    Inspection Reports

    41

    Reports

    8

    Type A Citations

    4

    Type B Citations

    14

    Complaints

    12

    Years

    27 Mar 2024Follow-Up
    Verified no deficiencies were found; all previously cited items were corrected.
    27 Mar 2024Follow-Up
    Verified that all previously cited deficiencies were corrected and no further action was required.
    27 Mar 2024Follow-Up
    Verified that all previously cited deficiencies were corrected.
    15 Nov 2023Construction
    Investigated deficiencies related to building equipment, call system, and exterior premises; actions planned to address them.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317 Building Service EquipmentBuilding Equipment Maintained Safe, Operating
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317 Building Service EquipmentBuilding Service Equipment-Call System
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317 Building Service EquipmentOutside Premises-Clean, Safe
    15 Nov 2023Construction
    Investigated deficiencies were found in building safety equipment, a malfunctioning call system, and deteriorating exterior siding.
    • Type A10A NCAC 13G .0317 Building Service EquipmentBuilding Equipment Maintained Safe, Operating
    • Type A10A NCAC 13G .0317 Building Service EquipmentCall System
    • Type A10A NCAC 13G .0318 Outside PremisesOutside Premises-Clean, Safe
    15 Nov 2023Construction
    Identified several safety and maintenance deficiencies, including railing and ramp issues, a missing/poorly connected call system, and exterior surface problems.
    • Resident Call System
    • Railing and Ramp Safety
    • Ramp Grading
    • Exterior Siding Condition
    • Exterior Siding - Paint/Condition
    • Stairs - Picket Attachment
    • General Debris/Unsafe Areas
    08 Dec 2021Inspection
    Found violations related to repackaging medications into multidose packs, inadequate visitor screening for COVID-19, and failure to ensure residents received adequate care related to medication labeling.
    • Type B10A NCAC 13G .1003 (e)Medication Labels
    • 10A NCAC 13G .1701 (c)Infection Prevention & Control Program
    • G.S. 131D-21(2) Declaration of Residents' RightsDeclaration of Residents' Rights
    08 Dec 2021Inspection
    Investigated medication labeling/packaging issues and gaps in infection prevention practices. Found deficiencies in how medications were labeled and in the facility’s infection control procedures.
    • Type B10A NCAC 13G .1701 (e) Medication Labels (Type B Violation)Medication Labels
    • Type BInfection Prevention & Control Program (rules related to infection control)Infection Prevention and Control Program
    02 Jan 2019Follow-Up
    Identified deficiencies in locked storage for cleaning supplies, accuracy of medication administration records, and reconciliation of controlled substances.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0310 (b)Storage Areas
    • 10A NCAC 13G .1004(j)Medication Administration
    • 10A NCAC 13G .1008(a)Controlled Substances
    29 Aug 2018Construction
    Investigated a complaint and found multiple deficiencies related to safety and resident accommodations, including nonfunctional call systems, improper window and door features, and unsafe flooring.
    • T10: 42C .2205 BEDROOMSBedrooms-Windows
    • T10: 42COutside Entrances/Exits-Single Hand Motion
    • T10: 42CContinued From page 2
    • T10: 42C .2211 FLOORSFloors
    29 Aug 2018Construction
    Identified multiple deficiencies in sanitation, privacy, and building safety systems.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0315Sanitation classification
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0315Privacy window coverings
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317Bathroom exhaust and electrical safety
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317Electrical receptacle safety
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317Call system
    • 42C .2205Bedroom windows and lighting
    • 42C .2208Corridor lighting with night lights
    • 42C .2209Exit door operation
    29 Aug 2018Construction
    Identified several safety and building-code deficiencies, including gaps in staff-call systems, exterior door operation, operable bedroom windows, and corridor lighting.
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0317Building Service Equipment - Call System
    • 10 NCAC 42C.2209Outside Entrances/Exits - Single Hand Motion
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0315Building Equipment Maintained Safe, Operating Equipment
    • 10 NCAC 42C.2205Bedrooms - Windows
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0315Corridor-Night Lights
    29 Aug 2018Construction
    Identified several deficiencies related to building equipment, call system, windows, doors, and floors; violations cited.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317 BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENTBuilding Equipment Maintained Safe, Operating
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317 BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENTBuilding Service Equipment-Call System
    • 42C .2205 BEDROOMSBedrooms-Windows
    • 42C .2209 OUTSIDE ENTRANCES AND EXITSOutside Entrances/Exits-Single Hand Motion
    • 42C .2211 FLOORSFloors
    21 Nov 2017Inspection
    Investigated staff background checks and drug screening; found failures to obtain criminal background checks for two staff and to conduct comprehensive controlled substances screening for two staff.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0406(a)(7)Other Staff Qualifications
    • G.S. § 131D-45Examination and screening for controlled substances
    21 Nov 2017Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in staff background checks and drug screening, with two staff lacking criminal background checks and incomplete drug screening records.
    • G.S. 131D-40; G.S. 114-19.10Other Staff Qualifications
    • G.S. 131D-45; G.S. 131D-45Examination and screening for the presence of controlled substances
    11 Oct 2017Inspection
    Investigated the resident's ability to self-administer medications and found deficiencies in how medications were stored and secured in the resident's room.
    • Medication storage and self-administration
    16 Feb 2016Follow-Up
    Identified multiple deficiencies in tuberculosis testing, emergency procedures, health care follow-up, and residents' rights protections.
    • Type B10A NCAC 13G .0405(a)(b)Test For Tuberculosis
    • Type A10A NCAC 13G .0406 (2)Other Staff Qualifications
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0902(b)Health Care
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0909Residents' Rights
    • G.S. 131D-21(2) Declaration of Residents' RightsDeclaration of Residents' Rights
    16 Jul 2015Construction
    Identified deficiencies in building service equipment, including uncovered electrical boxes, damaged rear fascia, and a hallway emergency light that did not operate.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT
    16 Jul 2015Construction
    Identified multiple deficiencies including damaged rear facade, open electrical boxes, and hallway emergency lighting that did not function, with required construction documentation for repairs.
    • Building Equipment Maintained Safe, Operating
    16 Jul 2015Construction
    Investigated and found several building-safety and maintenance deficiencies during a biennial survey, including exposed electrical boxes, damaged dryer duct, lint behind the dryer, missing roof shingles, peeling window-sill paint, and trash under the deck.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0300; 10A NCAC 13G .0317; NC Building Code Section 419.3Building equipment maintained in safe, operating condition
    16 Jul 2015Construction
    Identified multiple building safety deficiencies, including exposed electrical boxes, a damaged dryer duct, debris behind the dryer, a missing roof shingle, peeling window sill paint, and trash under the deck.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT
    25 Mar 2015Construction
    Identified a missing landline phone and several fire-safety deficiencies requiring corrective action.
    • Landline telephone availability
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0316Fire Safety and Disaster Plan
    25 Mar 2015Follow-Up
    Investigated found a residential fire alarm system installed without required approvals and observed disaster-plan deficiencies during a drill that affected safety.
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0316Fire Safety
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0300Disaster Plan
    25 Mar 2015Follow-Up
    Identified two deficiencies: lacking a landline independent of power, and an unapproved residential fire alarm system. Required actions included installing a non-electric landline and obtaining approvals for a monitored addressable system.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0315Housekeeping and Furnishings
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0316Fire Safety and Disaster Plan
    25 Mar 2015Follow-Up
    Found lack of a landline phone independent of power or cellular service and fire safety deficiencies requiring an addressable monitored alarm system; admissions were suspended until corrections were completed.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0315Housekeeping and furnishings
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0316Fire safety
    25 Mar 2015Follow-Up
    Investigated a complaint and found deficiencies related to lack of a landline telephone and fire-safety readiness, requiring corrective actions. A follow-up found ongoing deficiencies and need for an upgraded alarm system and disaster-planning improvements.
    • 10 NCAC 13G.0315Housekeeping and Furnishings
    • Disaster Plan
    25 Mar 2015Construction
    Found deficiencies in communications and fire safety requirements, including no independent landline and need for an addressable monitored fire alarm system.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0315HOUSEKEEPING AND FURNISHINGS
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0316FIRE SAFETY AND DISASTER PLAN
    11 Feb 2015Follow-Up
    Identified deficiencies in fire safety and communications; a drill revealed language barriers and power-off failures affecting essential systems, leading to a requirement for an addressable monitored fire alarm system.
    • Type A10A NCAC 13G .0315Housekeeping-Land Line Phone
    • Type A10A NCAC 13G .0316Fire Safety and Disaster Plan
    11 Feb 2015Follow-Up
    Identified deficiencies in emergency communication during a drill and in alarm system performance when power failed, and noted a requirement for a monitored addressable fire alarm system.
    • Emergency communication and fire alarm system deficiencies
    11 Feb 2015Follow-Up
    Identified that a rear utility building was converted to an assembly space with no smoke detectors or fire extinguishers and with exposed drop cords. Also noted heating with kerosene heaters, kerosene storage, and proximity concerns requiring local authorities to determine permits and building-code compliance.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0302 DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTIONDesign and Construction
    11 Feb 2015Follow-Up
    Found deficiencies: no landline telephone and fire safety system issues observed during a drill, requiring a monitored addressable system and related actions.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0315Housekeeping and furnishings
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0316Fire safety and disaster plan
    11 Feb 2015Follow-Up
    Found deficiencies in landline phone availability and fire safety that require a monitored alarm system.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0315Housekeeping and Furnishings
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0316Fire Safety and Disaster Plan
    11 Feb 2015Follow-Up
    Investigated and found that not all prior deficiencies were corrected; noted permit/process issues and questions about the building’s occupancy classification due to a structure being used without proper approvals.
    • Construction - Consult Local Building Official for PermitsConstruction - Permits/Permitting
    • North Carolina Building Code - Assembly OccupancyAssembly Occupancy not met
    03 Feb 2015Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in staff competency validation for licensed health professional support and in drug screening of newly hired staff.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0903(c) Licensed Health Professional SupportLicensed Health Professional Support
    • G.S. §131D-45Examination and screening for controlled substances
    03 Feb 2015Inspection
    Identified missing background check for a staff member, lack of LHPS competency validation for Hoyer lift use, and absence of controlled substance screening for a new hire.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0406(a)(7)Other Staff Qualifications
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0903(c)Licensed Health Professional Support
    • G.S. § 131D-45Examination and screening for controlled substances
    30 Dec 2014Construction
    Investigated a fire-safety deficiency; a drill showed that residents and staff did not react to the alarm and no one evacuated, indicating a need for training on emergency procedures.
    • 10A NCAC 13G.0316 Fire Safety and Disaster PlanFire Safety and Disaster Plan
    30 Dec 2014Construction
    Investigated a complaint alleging fire-safety issues and language barriers affecting emergency response; deficiencies identified in drill training and communication.
    • Type AFire safety - Emergency drill and staff training
    • Type ALanguage barriers affecting emergency response
    30 Dec 2014Construction
    Identified fire-safety deficiencies; a drill showed no evacuation and language barriers delayed emergency responders.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0316 Fire Safety and Disaster PlanFire Safety and Disaster Plan
    30 Dec 2014Construction
    Identified safety and building-code deficiencies during a biennial review, including a converted outside building used as an assembly hall with kerosene heaters and no smoke detectors, plus issues with fire safety equipment.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0302DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317BUILDING SERVICE EQUIPMENT
    30 Dec 2014Construction
    Identified multiple safety and building-code deficiencies, including kerosene storage, lack of smoke detectors and fire extinguishers, hazardous electrical cords, and a nearby building not meeting code for use as an assembly space.
    • Safety and building-code deficiencies (continued from page 1)
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0317 Building Service EquipmentBuilding Equipment Maintained Safe, Operating
    30 Dec 2014Construction
    Identified fire safety deficiencies due to residents not evacuating during a drill and language barriers delaying emergency response.
    • 10A NCAC 13G .0316Fire Safety and Disaster Plan

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