Fuller/Spruill Family Care Home sits at 719 Walnut Grove Church Rd in Hurdle Mills, North Carolina, and looks more like a family home than a big facility, offering six rooms for residents who want both companionship and enough independence to do some things on their own. The home stays open 24 hours and has trained staff on hand to help with daily tasks like bathing, grooming, medication reminders, and meal preparation, and you'll find people there to encourage activity or just lend a hand as needed. The setting feels calm and familiar, where seniors who may need pause or help with memory, such as those with Alzheimer's or dementia, find security and less confusion, while the staff works alongside outside healthcare providers to keep everyone safe and well.
The atmosphere is personal and relaxed because it's built on the idea of family-style care, with a focus on helping seniors keep their own routines while still having company close by, and there are cozy social spaces, pet-friendly rules, and specialty meals to meet different needs, plus transportation and parking for outings or family visitors. Fuller/Spruill offers respite and short-term care, along with long-term stays, so folks can find extra help as needed, and staff understand how to manage special care like incontinence support and diabetes care, since they're trained for senior care in a direct, uncomplicated way.
There's a regular schedule of simple activities that help both body and mind, but the atmosphere never feels rushed, and residents can help as much or as little as they like, because the staff want to encourage discovery, well-being, and encouragement each day. Smoking's allowed in certain areas, and pets can come along if they fit the rules. This home is recognized as a personal care, assisted living, and rest home facility, and it's BBB accredited under Ms. Margaret S Spruill, who serves as administrator. Most people find it a peaceful, supportive place to live when extra help is needed, but the comfort of a home setting matters.
