About Us
Conveniently located in beautiful Davidson County, North Carolina, Piedmont Crossing retirement community offers comfortable surroundings and all the services and amenities you need to make living easy, enjoyable, and stimulating.
Our community combines small-town charm with the great features of larger nearby cities, such as Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem.
For more than 35 years, Piedmont Crossing has been a destination of choice for North Carolina retirement living. As a not-for-profit continuing care community, owned and operated by EveryAge, Piedmont Crossing is home to dynamic people with a passion for life, ideas, activity, and engagement.
Mission & History
EveryAge is a Christian ministry providing vibrant living opportunities, diverse programs of outreach, and compassionate services. Our vision is enriching lives by providing the right services, at the right time, in the right setting. We are fortunate to serve over 2000 older adults each year at twelve locations across North Carolina and Virginia and to employ over 1000 individuals.
The Leadership Team
Doug Russell
Executive Director
Jan Briggs
Nursing Home Administrator
Penny Winfree
Director of Marketing
Jasmine Hairston
Director of Nursing
Dennis Sink
Director of Admissions
Special Programs
Passport to Travel
Visit Seattle’s Space Needle, enjoy the desert sunrise in Phoenix, or visit the world’s largest living history museum at Colonial Williamsburg — the whole USA is waiting to be explored with the Passport to Travel Program!
The Passport to Travel program — created by United Church of Christ’s Council for Health and Human Services Ministries (CHHSM) — enables residents at CHHSM-related senior living communities to lodge free of charge at a sister community of their choice for up to two weeks. Without the expense of lodging, experience the excitement of new cities and enjoy the welcoming hospitality of places that feel like home—simply for the transportation cost and incidentals.
Ready to pack your bags?
Contact the program representative at Piedmont Crossing or visit us online.
Grant-a-Dream™
Once a Grant-a-Dream application is submitted, the Dream Team reviews the request. Examples of past dreams include baking like the resident did as a young woman or a retired fireman desiring to ride a fire truck as he did 30 years ago.
Anyone can donate to the designated Grant a Dream fund by mailing a gift or visiting us at www.everyage.org/foundation.
Kids Only Childcare Center
Kids Only is a not-for-profit, full-service childcare center operated on the campus of Piedmont Crossing. A ministry of EveryAge, Kids Only childcare services are available to anyone in the community. Kids Only believes every child deserves an opportunity to grow and learn in a warm and nurturing environment, with experienced individuals who focus on the needs of the child. Kids Only is a top-rated childcare center committed to each child’s overall well-being in a secure and stable setting, grounded in principles that nurture and inspire children to continuously explore, learn, and develop their abilities.
Located on the Piedmont Crossing campus:
202 Shuler Circle in Thomasville, NC
Hours 6:30am-5:30pm
Childcare number: 336-474-8700
Rates as of October 1, 2021
| Ages of Children | Regular Rate | 10% Reduction for Prepayment | 25% Employee Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birth-1 year old | $201 | $181 | $151 |
| 1 year old-2 years old | $199 | $180 | $150 |
| 2 years old | $195 | $176 | $147 |
| 3 years old-5 years old | $179 | $162 | $135 |
| NC Pre-K Afterschool Rates | $92 (During School) $179 (During summer) |
$83 (During School) $162 (During summer) |
$69 (During School) $135 (During summer) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We’ve got answers.
What is a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC)?
Continuing Care Retirement Communities are designed for older adults. They offer a continuum of care, including independent living, in-home services, assisted living, skilled nursing, and short-term rehabilitative care, all in a campus setting.
What is the lifestyle at Piedmont Crossing?
Piedmont Crossing is home to active people with a love for life. Residents at Piedmont Crossing enjoy a purpose-filled lifestyle with opportunities to volunteer, attend on-campus events like art classes and educational lectures, go on outings to a variety of destinations, exercise, read a book in the Veranda Library, or have lunch in the Bistro. The choices are endless.
Is independent living right for me?
An independent living resident at Piedmont Crossing desires a low-stress lifestyle where maintenance, lawn care, and other worries are taken care of. Residents in independent living are offered a program of activities and events but are free to come and go as they please. In-home care is available for individuals residing in independent living.
May I customize a home?
Yes, in most cases residents may choose from a variety of interior finishes (paint, flooring, etc.) to customize their home. Some selections may be considered an upgrade and come with an additional fee. Once you select your future home, the Marketing team will provide additional information about customization.
Is there a discount available to veterans?
Yes, men and women who have served our country in a branch of the U.S. military are eligible for a one-time reduced residency fee in the amount of $2,500. One military promotion may be used per unit.
May I bring a pet?
Yes, Piedmont Crossing is pet-friendly. Some restrictions may apply depending on the location of residence. We kindly ask you to keep your pet’s vaccinations up-to-date and have their records readily available, along with a contingency plan for your pet’s care in the event you are unable to do so.
Can I have overnight guests?
What are my dining options?
Piedmont Crossing offers several options for dining. The Hearth Dining Room offers a full menu with table service and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Bistro is available for lunch, Monday through Friday. Several special evening meals and events are planned each month. Meal delivery may be available at designated times.
Do I need to be a certain denomination to live at Piedmont Crossing?
No, Piedmont Crossing is open to people of any spirituality or faith tradition. All are welcome. Our Spiritual Life Department can help you locate a local church if you’re interested.
What happens when a couple needs different care levels?
This is a common question. Some care can be provided by our licensed in-home care agency. When additional care is needed, a spouse may choose to stay in independent living and the other spouse needing additional care will relocate to gain access to the appropriate services. At Piedmont Crossing, our catered living apartments offer an opportunity for a couple to be under one roof and receive different levels of care.
I live out of state. Can I still move there and what is the process?
Yes, residents move to Piedmont Crossing from other states. There are tools (like a virtual tour) we can provide to reduce your need to be on campus in person until the move. The Marketing team will work with you to make this process as convenient and easy as possible.
Do you offer transportation?
Yes, we offer a variety of transportation services to medical appointments, personal outings, the airport, etc. Fees may apply.
What is the next step to becoming a resident at Piedmont Crossing?
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