The Gardens of Pamlico sits at 22 Magnolia Way in Grantsboro, North Carolina. It is an assisted living community, serving seniors who need daily support but not skilled nursing care. The surrounding area scores 29 on the Walk Score scale, which places it in somewhat walkable territory. A handful of destinations are reachable on foot from the property. Most trips will require a car or the community’s own transportation service.
The community is licensed for 70 beds and currently serves 23 residents, an occupancy rate of 33 percent. That is a substantial amount of unused capacity. For a family, the practical read is straightforward: rooms are available, and the staff-to-resident ratio in a building that empty differs from what the same building would look like at full census.
Nursing services and rehabilitation services are offered on site, with staffing in place 24 hours a day. A Secured Living program operates for residents who require a protected setting. Housekeeping, maintenance, and transportation are all handled by the community itself. Meals are served restaurant-style, and residents have a library, an entertainment room, and an outdoor common area available to them.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation surveys adult care homes without advance notice. At this community, inspection attention has concentrated on medication management, fire-safety systems, environmental and hazardous-materials safety, and housekeeping and upkeep. Those four themes represent the documented pattern in the state record, and families weighing this community should register them as such.
The Gardens of Pamlico accepts Medicaid. For families whose financing runs through that pathway, this community is a viable option in a rural county where such options are limited. The occupancy figure and the inspection themes are the two facts that should carry the most weight in a decision here.















