Somerset Court of Mocksville

Overview of Somerset Court of Mocksville

Somerset Court of Mocksville is a 60-bed assisted living and secured living facility at 150 Ken Dwiggins Drive, Mocksville, Davie County, North Carolina. It provides 24-hour staffing, accepts Medicaid, offers respite care, restaurant-style dining, housekeeping, transportation, emergency alert system, library, entertainment room, and outdoor common area. Current occupancy is 88 percent (53 of 60 beds), above North Carolina’s 76.4 percent average, with Walk Score 54 indicating moderate walkability. The facility holds a 3-star state rating, tied for 40th of 138 North Carolina facilities.

Resident supervision gaps and fall prevention failures have marked Somerset’s regulatory history, with significant improvement demonstrated by recent corrective actions. Over nine years, the facility averaged 4.8 deficiencies annually, 8 percent better than North Carolina’s 5.2-deficiency baseline. April 2025 follow-up construction survey confirmed all previously cited deficiencies had been corrected.

December 2016 annual survey identified critical safety failures. Two residents with documented fall histories (experiencing 13 and 5 falls respectively) lacked adequate supervision aligned with their assessed needs and symptom patterns, resulting in injuries and substantial risk of serious injury or death. Four of five sampled residents missed required quarterly Licensed Health Professional Support evaluations including physical assessment and care planning. Residents failed to receive three snacks daily as required.

October 2022 annual survey documented eight deficiencies reflecting medication administration and infection control lapses. Two residents lacked follow-up toenail care; kitchen and food storage areas were not clean and free of contamination; one resident did not receive ordered supplement twice daily; medication orders and diet orders conflicted for one resident; medications were not administered as ordered for six residents with missed doses including seizure medication, anti-nausea, topical pain medication, diuretic, steroid, and corticosteroid cream; medication aides failed to observe two residents taking medications; one medication aide administered eye drops without proper hand hygiene; one resident lacked physician order for self-administered eye drops and topical cream.

January 2023 follow-up documented one resident with documented fall history experiencing unwitnessed falls December 29, 2022 and January 3, 2023 without fall risk signage or consistent supervision. Fire safety infrastructure failures emerged across multiple inspection cycles. February 2018 complaint investigation substantiated that the facility’s sprinkler system was out of service since November 2017 due to rust-through holes with zero pressure. No repair or replacement date was determined despite fire watch protocols.

January 2019 construction survey identified 16 deficiencies including failure to maintain current fire and building inspection reports, obstructed corridors reducing required widths, unsecured oxygen cylinders, broken towel bars, outdated fire extinguisher inspection tags, inadequate fire safety rehearsal documentation, electrical outlets lacking ground fault interrupters, non-functional fire alarm systems, obstructed sprinkler heads, compromised fire-resistant wall and ceiling integrity, missing kitchen hood fire suppression documentation, blocked electrical panels, wedged corridor doors, and non-latching smoke-tight doors. Additional deficiencies spanned tuberculosis screening gaps and medication administration errors with inadequate staff training. No fines or license suspensions appear in the record.

The facility’s April 2025 clean follow-up survey and high current occupancy suggest sustained correction efforts.

Before placement, families should verify current fall prevention protocols, resident supervision staffing levels, and medication administration observation procedures with direct questions during tours.

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