Clemmons Village I sits in a spot that's easy to get to, right off Highway 421 and I-40, and the place is all on one floor with no stairs, so people don't have to worry about steps or elevators, whether they're using a walker, wheelchair, or just feel safer with flat ground everywhere they go. Staff stays on duty around the clock, 24 hours a day, always ready to help with things like medication, bathing, dressing, transferring, and other daily needs-there are registered nurses and certified medication technicians on staff, so people always have someone who knows what they're doing. There are both assisted living and memory care services here, and Clemmons Village I has a license for assisted living and expects to have memory care too soon for the state of North Carolina, which means people who need some help or have dementia can find what they need close by.
The apartments come in different floor plans-studio and two bedroom layouts, even private and companion suites, and couples can live together if they want. Every apartment has its own kitchenette, climate control, hardwood floors or cozy carpeting, emergency alert systems, and there's Wi-Fi everywhere. Residents can bring their own pets, which is something people tend to care about, and the whole environment feels like a real home, with a safe, secure feeling, not just for residents, but for visitors and families too.
The dining options are varied-people sit down to eat in an elegant dining room or a bistro, with meals made by a professional chef who pays attention to allergies and special diets, served restaurant-style all day, and there's even private dining for personal occasions. People get together for games in the game room, movies in the theater, art projects in the arts room, and there's always something going on with music programs, fitness classes, and community-sponsored activities. The activities program is resident-run, which means people get a say in what goes on; outings are planned to restaurants and shopping centers, even sporting events, so no one has to feel cooped up.
Housekeeping and laundry come with the place, so no one has to worry about chores; there's a library, fitness room, beauty salon, walking paths, scenic courtyards, garden spaces, and outdoor common areas where people can enjoy some sunshine when they want. Transportation gets arranged for appointments and group trips, and residents can sign up for physical, speech, or occupational therapy as part of care services. There's always a medical team overseeing things. Non-ambulatory care, 12- to 16-hour nursing care, and a 24/7 call system cover safety, plus the community's set up to be handicap accessible.
Clemmons Village I asks for a $750 entry fee, offers respite stays, and has a four-star rating, which is the highest awarded in North Carolina, so people looking up ratings see that. The business office keeps regular hours from 8:30 in the morning to 5:00 at night, making it easy for families to get help with paperwork or questions. People live in a place that tries to keep things comfortable and purposeful, with a strong focus on dignity and giving everyone a sense of family-whether someone comes for the assisted living, the memory care, or simply wants a more supportive way to spend the day, the staff works to make sure everyone feels cared for and safe, and there's no trouble seeing all the comforts and conveniences that come with a modern, well-designed community.
