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Linda Sherrill

I highly recommend Clapps to anyone who needs love and care. Everyone I encountered made me feel welcome, from the receptionists to the nurses, Cnas, and Social workers.My Mom couldn't have been in better hands. The place was clean, the view from her room unique and the food was delicious, her words, not mine. Thanks to everyone for giving my Mom the best care she could've asked for.

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Jessica Kirschner

When my father suffered a significant medical event that left him unable to transition back home, Clapp’s was there for us. My dad was loved and treated with respect and love. The staff at Clapp’s goes above and beyond to give the best experience to the residents! Without question I would recommend Clapp’s PG or Asheboro to anyone needing short term care or in the event you need to place a loved one in their care. You will always be able to lay your head down at night knowing they are being cared for and loved

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RiverWalk RV Park on the Yadkin River Marcia Neese

When my 80-year-old mother was admitted to Clapps for rehab after a recent hospital stay for pneumonia, we were understandably apprehensive. She has COPD and had previously experienced a traumatic stay at another rehab facility, where we were both treated horribly. That experience left her terrified and made us wary of skilled nursing facilities altogether. Clapps completely changed our perception. From the moment she arrived, the staff has been nothing but kind, gentle, and attentive. They treat her like family, ensuring she is not only well cared for but also comfortable, valued, and truly spoiled. Their knowledge and compassion have given us something we never expected—peace of mind. The biggest testament to their care? She doesn’t want to leave. This is coming from a woman who has told me her entire life never to leave her in a nursing home. That alone speaks volumes. Thank you to everyone at Clapps for your kindness, professionalism, and for making my mom feel safe and loved. Words can’t express how much that means to us. ❤️

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K Leigh

I give zero stars! If you have family here, take them out!! Dont put your family at ANY Clapps nursing homes even if it's for rehabilitation. We had the worst experience at the one in Asheboro and had to take my grandma out as she kept declining. They were letting her starve and telling us she was dying. She became dehydrated and they gave morphine, again saying she was dying and couldn't eat. We finally got her out of there and to the hospital and it turns out she had an esophagus hernia and the esophagus was the size of a dime, so she couldn't eat. Clapps allowed her to sit day in and out. The director told us that she wasn't a candidate for surgery or fluids bc she had "controlled heart failure" The director acted in place of a doctor and told us all of these things and seemed to be trying to keep her there and not help. My grandma went the entire duration at that center and could not eat and lost so much weight. Once my uncle came in, he insisted she go to the hospital and she was a candidate for fluids and she was a candidate for the surgery and had the surgery. As soon as she got there, they said she had a bad UTI as well. This is something that happened from the nursing home from lack of care and negligence. The hospital got her eating, but she had suffered from malnutrition, dehydration and a UTI that affected her kidneys, so now she cant pee on her own. She has gained her weight back, and talking pretty normal but if she would have been taken care of the proper way and if she weren't neglected, she would be in a better situation. While all of this was going on My grandma was telling them she wanted to die and they told us her wishes. Of course anyone dehydrated would feel that way and also anyone who has malnutrition would feel that way. The uti had her talking crazy as well, but clapps was basically assisting in suicide and said they cld give her morphine to ease her pain from starvation. NC isn't Oregon! This place needs to help investigated by the state. Another thing is when they sent the records over to the hospital, they left out the part where they gave morphine. Imagine that! Much of the records were not recorded as they should be in her chart and I was told by a past employee that they are trained and told how to get by with things if they are investigated. I truly believe this! After everything, I called this pleasant garden clapps bc someone said they were owned by the same person, but they were really good and ran differently. I told them the story and they said word for word, " we can't help you, we are the same and if you had problems there, you'll have them here". The lady at the pleasant garden Clapps was very rude while telling me this after telling her the story. So if you had a bad experience at Asheboro, she said you'll have one here as well bc they run the same. My grandma's heart is doing fine, her blood pressure is fine, but her kidneys are not and that was never a issue before clapps! She is eating and gained weight, but still in a nursing home where she should not be due to their negligence! The hospital staff could not believe they were giving a woman who's blood pressure was good and who's heart rate was good Morphine! Or that they even offered it! We can't believe that they were just going to let her die of starvation!!!!! Ignoring the signs of the esophagus issue and allowing a elderly lady to make the decision to die while they contribute all due to malnutrition and feeling like she had no other choice! They were basically assisting in suicide l. It's elderly abuse! Asheboro Clapps should be ashamed of this! Pleasant Garden should be as well as they claim to be the same and rejected her bc they wld have the same issues there. Not my words!!!! Their words!!!!

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Joy Walker

Clapps Nursing Home is truly amazing. My mother had battled dementia for nearly 3 years, with additional health issues. My mother was first placed at an assisted living facility, High Point Regional hospital, Beacon Place, then Clapps, as my mother was deteriorating . You either received a call or email daily with updates. My mother passed December 19th of this year. They were so kind, sincere, just very caring. In honor of my mother, we had asked for donations to be made to Clapps, they are amazing, and hopefully we can honor them as well. Everyone has truly been amazing, Kelly Adams, the unit manager is truly a caring individual! Thank you all for your kindness! ,