Somerset Court of Mocksville

    150 Ken Dwiggins Dr, Mocksville, NC, 27028
    4.8 · 60 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    5.0

    Kind staff clean safe engaging

    I'm very happy with this assisted-living - the staff are kind, caring and professional, leadership is strong, and the Activities Director keeps residents busy with fun, inclusive events. The facility is extremely clean and well-kept, meals are excellent, and it feels safe and like a home. I'd highly recommend it, though responsiveness and medication/communication could be improved.

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    4.78 · 60 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    5. 1
    • Care

      4.8
    • Staff

      4.9
    • Meals

      4.5
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      3.0

    Pros

    • Caring, compassionate and attentive staff
    • Strong, engaged leadership and competent facility director
    • Active, varied and well-run activities program
    • Outstanding activities director (named Angel) and energetic staff
    • Clean, bright, neat and well-maintained facility
    • Private rooms available (often with shared bath)
    • Good meals and impeccable kitchen management
    • Spa/nail services and in-house therapy available
    • Sense of community; family-like atmosphere
    • Safety-conscious environment
    • Online family contact and good resident recognition
    • Long staff tenure and positive staff-resident relationships
    • Residents reported being happy and well cared for
    • Decent value for the services provided

    Cons

    • Medication management problems (doctor/pharmacy changes, denied OTC meds, missing meds/items)
    • Some reports of inconsistent staff quality and responsiveness
    • Lack of green/outdoor space
    • Perceived Christian bias in activities
    • Assisted living only (no on-site memory care/may require future move)
    • Shared bathroom with private rooms in some units
    • Generally good value but not the most competitive

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive, centered on high-quality personal care, a lively activities program, and a clean, well-run facility. Many reviewers explicitly praise the staff as caring, kind, and attentive; they describe caregivers who go out of their way, treat residents like family, and create a warm, home-like environment. Leadership and management receive repeated commendations as outstanding and competent, with the facility director and administrative team noted for professionalism and strong communication. Several reviewers emphasize long staff tenure and close, grateful relationships among employees and residents, which reinforces the sense of stability and trust.

    Care quality is generally described as professional yet personal. Multiple reviewers say residents are safe, content, and well cared for; praise includes compassionate handling of residents, patience, and individualized attention. There are repeated first-hand affirmations that family members feel comfortable leaving loved ones there. However, one recurring concern is medication management. Reviews mention problems tied to doctor or pharmacy changes, instances where over-the-counter medications were denied, and missing items or meds. This theme stands out as the most significant negative pattern and suggests the need for clearer medication policies and tighter coordination with prescribers and pharmacies.

    The social life and activities program at Somerset Court of Mocksville is a major strength. The activities director (frequently named Angel) is singled out as energetic, creative, and beloved by residents. Organized events include crafts, finger nail painting, singing and dancing, birthday and holiday parties with photo backdrops, homemade-ice-cream summer treats, and other regular celebrations. Reviewers describe a busy, fun, and inclusive calendar that fosters resident engagement, recognition, and opportunities to celebrate life. The facility also offers spa and nail services and both on-site and off-site activities, which contribute to residents feeling stimulated and connected.

    Facilities and amenities receive consistent praise for cleanliness and upkeep. Descriptors include extremely clean, bright, neat, and well-maintained. Private rooms are available (though reviewers note bathrooms are sometimes shared), and in-house therapy is available for residents. Dining is another positive area; reviewers mention excellent meals and impeccable kitchen management. The facility atmosphere is described as inviting and friendly, with residents reported as happy. Location is reported as good, and overall the physical environment is comfortable and welcoming.

    Management, communication, and community culture are highlighted positively. Multiple reviewers note strong communication with families, including online contact tools, and a leadership team that is responsive and professional. The environment is described as family-oriented, with staff and residents forming close bonds. Reviewers thank staff for their dedication and reference an enthusiastic team spirit and safety focus. Several recommend the community highly and describe their relatives as enjoying their time there.

    Notable concerns and suggestions: beyond the medication management issues, reviewers raise a few consistent but less frequent criticisms. There are mentions of mixed staff quality in isolated cases and that responsiveness could be improved at times, indicating occasional variability in frontline caregiving or communication. The campus lacks green or outdoor space, which may be important for residents who enjoy gardening or outdoor socializing. A few reviewers perceive the activities programming as having a Christian bias, which could affect inclusivity for residents of other faiths or none. Finally, the community is assisted-living only; reviewers and a named individual (Martha) advised families of the potential need to move to an Alzheimer’s or memory-care facility later, which could influence long-term planning.

    In summary, the reviews portray Somerset Court of Mocksville as a warm, active, and well-managed assisted living community with particularly strong programming and a deeply caring staff culture. The clearest areas for improvement are medication management processes, occasional responsiveness and staff consistency, and expanded outdoor/green space. For families prioritizing engaged activities, compassionate caregivers, cleanliness, and strong leadership, this facility is highly recommended by many reviewers, though families with advanced memory-care needs or strong preferences for non-religious activity programming should plan accordingly.

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    About Somerset Court of Mocksville

    Somerset Court of Mocksville offers housing and care for seniors starting at age 55, and they provide different room options like studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms, and semi-private spaces, and folks living there can pay in many ways like private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, commercial insurance, and they have separate prices for care as well as fees for moving in, short stays, and for people who need medium levels of care, and there are meals included, indoor common areas for gathering, plus outdoor spaces and a club room for spending time with others or having activities, and they offer devotional services offsite if residents want them. Somerset Court also helps people who need more support, including those with diabetes-they'll help monitor blood sugar, even though they're not able to give insulin shots-and they offer standby help when residents need to move from beds to wheelchairs, which can be important for those who don't walk on their own, and their staff stays awake all night to keep everyone safe in case there's an emergency at any hour. People who have bigger care needs or need memory care for things like Alzheimer's and other types of dementia can find dedicated programs and secure areas meant to reduce confusion and wandering, and the community is known for friendly, helpful staff and a clean, neat living space that promotes safety and comfort for everyone. Residents living at Somerset Court get chef-prepared meals, help with bathing, dressing, and taking their medicine when they need it, and there's a focus on giving personal help to every person, including social and activity programs designed for both physical movement and mental stimulation, and there's a good range of activities-some folks say these activities go above what you might normally find elsewhere. For those who need extra medical support, Somerset Court features skilled nursing services and choices for those wanting therapy or rehabilitation, so families can find short or long-term help as needed, and the place also offers respite care for temporary stays. The community encourages seniors to stay independent as much as possible, and they provide both resources and tools for making care plans, and families can look at a photo gallery to get a sense of the living spaces and the day-to-day environment before making decisions. Somerset Court of Mocksville has received recognition for strong care and a friendly environment, but there's no extra information available right now because there's been a server error with their records.

    About ALG Senior

    Somerset Court of Mocksville is managed by ALG Senior.

    ALG Senior, originally founded as Affinity Living Group in 1996 by Charles Trefzger, stands as one of the most significant senior living providers in the United States. Headquartered in Hickory, North Carolina, the company has grown from its humble beginnings to become the tenth largest provider of assisted living nationwide, the seventh largest provider of Alzheimer's and memory care services, and the largest senior housing operator in the southeastern United States. The company operates approximately 58-66 communities throughout the southeastern United States, with a primary geographic concentration in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Georgia, and Alabama.

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