North Carolina

Best Nursing Homes in Mecklenburg County

Compare 29 nursing homes in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.

About 12.5% of Mecklenburg County's population is aged 65+ (150,432 residents). The 65+ population has grown +18.6% since 2020. Median household income is $83,765. Source: U.S. Census Bureau.

Rating Ownership Name

Facility	Rating	City	Ownership
Huntersville Health & Rehabilitation Center	5	Huntersville	For-profit
Mecklenburg Heath and Rehabilitation	5	Charlotte	For-profit
Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center-Snu	5	Charlotte	Non-profit
Willowbrooke Court SC Ctr at Matthews Glen	5	Matthews	Non-profit
Briar Creek Health Center	4	Charlotte	For-profit
Brookdale Carriage Club Providence	4	Charlotte	For-profit
The Sharon at Southpark	4	Charlotte	Non-profit
Accordius Health at Charlotte	3	Charlotte	For-profit
Huntersville Oaks	3	Huntersville	Non-profit
Lakeside Health & Rehab Center	3	Huntersville	Government
Peak Resources - Charlotte	3	Charlotte	For-profit
Pineville Rehabilitation and Living Center	3	Pineville	For-profit
Sardis Oaks	3	Charlotte	Non-profit
Accordius Health at Midwood, LLC	2	Charlotte	For-profit
Asbury Health and Rehabilitation Center	2	Charlotte	Non-profit
Autumn Care of Cornelius	2	Cornelius	For-profit
Clear Creek Nursing & Rehabilitation Center	2	Mint Hill	For-profit
Pavilion Health Center at Brightmore	2	Charlotte	For-profit
Pelican Health at Charlotte	2	Charlotte	For-profit
Pelican Health Randolph LLC	2	Charlotte	For-profit
Royal Park Rehabilitation & Health Center	2	Matthews	For-profit
White Oak Manor - Charlotte	2	Charlotte	For-profit
Wilora Lake Healthcare	2	Charlotte	For-profit
Charlotte Health & Rehabilitation Center	1	Charlotte	For-profit
Crown Haven Health and Rehabilitation	1	Charlotte	For-profit
Matthews Health & Rehab Center	1	Matthews	For-profit
The Stewart Health Center	1	Charlotte	Non-profit
University Place Nursing and Rehabilitation Center	1	Charlotte	For-profit
Rockwell Park Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center	Not rated	Charlotte	For-profit

Mecklenburg County: residents 65+ over time

How are these ratings calculated?

The CMS five-star quality rating comes from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Read our plain-language explainer for nursing homes to understand exactly what each star means — and what it does not.

Data as of June 20, 2026 · Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog.