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Wilson House

Name: Wilson House
Address: 1800 Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway SE, Wilson, NC, 27893, US

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Pricing

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Starting price

Est. $4,150 to $6,500/mo

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Care fees

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Community fee

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No observed prices in this area yet: based on a published statewide median (Genworth Cost of Care Survey (statewide median, assisted living, private one-bedroom), 2023), adjusted for community size (large community (76+ beds)).

Range is the middle half of those prices. Computed Nov 1, 2026. The community has not published or confirmed a rate; request pricing and we will relay the real quote within a day.

Final pricing varies by care needs and room availability. “Verified” means confirmed with the community on the date shown; “published” means listed by the community; “estimate” is derived from comparable Wilson observations and is not a quote.

Amenities

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Care & services

Special care unit for Alzheimer's and dementia (64 licensed beds)Verified

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Licensing & inspections

Regulator

State licensing agency

License

HAL-098-023 · Assisted Living Facility

Status

Active

Last inspection

Not on file

Source: State licensing agency, retrieved Oct 26, 2026. View official record ↗

Location

1800 Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway SE, Wilson, NC

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Reviews

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2.7★★★★★26 Google reviews

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Venessa Cruthoff★★★★★a year ago

Updated Assisted Living Facility that’s well established in the community with long-tenured staff. I was impressed with the staff. As Amanda gave me a tour, I was able witness the interaction of staff members with the residents. The way they spoke with the residents was very respectful, helpful, and compassionate. Many staff members have been here a long time, and that stability really benefits the residents—they’re cared for by people who truly know and understand them.

Kristin Roscoe★★★★★a year ago

My father and most of his floor in the memory unit got covid last October. First of all, we were never notified that my dad had covid. We only found out when we came to visit and there was a note posted on the front door. Over the next 2 weeks following testing positive for covid, when we came to visit, my dad was very tired but we were told he was eating and drinking just fine. I thought given his age of 84 and having significant dementia, being tired for a period after having covid was somewhat normal... as long as he was eating and staying hydrated. His overall physical health was excellent, in that he didn't have any issues with blood sugar, blood pressure, cancer, etc. He had just become thin and a bit frail because of age... however, always had a great appetite and always ate meals. On October 16th they called me at 8:00 a.m. to say they were sending him to the hospital. They said he had "blown pupils" and "high blood pressure." This was a Sunday morning. When we arrived at the hospital, we were told my dad was in acute kidney failure, had rhabdomyolysis (muscle death), and a UTI bordering on sepsis. He was SEVERELY dehydrated and malnourished. Hallucinating, moaning, and altogether dying in front of our eyes. He passed in hospice on October 26th. I blame the Wilson House for not telling us about him having covid, for lying to us about his intake of fluids and food, and for his overall neglect. They typically only had one med tech on staff for the entire floor and not enough aids to watch the residents. When we called Wilson to tell them my dad had died, they acted very surprised. When we came to clean out his room, many things were missing including his quilt and glasses, neither of which were ever found and returned to us despite repeated calls. Donna, the director of the facility, rarely comes out of her office and literally seems to do nothing... I never saw her interact with the staff in the memory care unit and most of them seemed quite unhappy, albeit nice enough. My mom could no longer take care of my dad and Wilson House was our only affordable option. My dad died too early because of their lack of care, staffing, and communication.

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