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Summit Place of Southpark

Adult care home · Charlotte, Mecklenburg County · 120 beds · 30 memory care (SCU) beds · DHSR 3-star

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Summit Place of Southpark is a North Carolina-licensed adult care home (license HAL-060-116) in Charlotte with 120 beds, 30 of them in a licensed Special Care Unit. Below is its public state record — license, star-rating history, posted inspections and penalties — plus local cost context and what to ask on a tour.

Licensing agencyNC DHHS Division of Health Service Regulation (DHSR), Adult Care Licensure Section
License #HAL-060-116
License typeAdult Care Home — 10A NCAC 13F (7 or more beds)
Licensee (legal name)SNH SE Tenant TRS, Inc.
Licensed beds120
Special Care Unit beds30 of 120 beds licensed for Alzheimer's/dementia care
StatusActive — on DHSR's current Adult Care Home listing (as of 07/2026); license expires 31-Dec-26
First licensedNot published in DHSR's public listing; DHSR star-rating file begins 2009
DHSR star rating3 of 4 stars — score 101.50, issued September 17, 2024 after a annual inspection
Enforcement / penalties1 penalty item(s), $1,000 total, in the last 36 months (see below)
Address2101 Runnymede Lane, Charlotte, NC 28209
CountyMecklenburg County
Phone (DHSR listing)(704) 525-5508
State recordDHSR inspections, ratings and penalties for this facility →

Is Summit Place of Southpark licensed in North Carolina?

Yes. Summit Place of Southpark holds North Carolina adult care home license HAL-060-116 from the DHSR Adult Care Licensure Section and appears on the state's current licensed listing, with 120 beds at 2101 Runnymede Lane in Charlotte. Its 120 licensed beds rank 6th of 39 adult care homes in Mecklenburg County by size.

The licensee of record is SNH SE Tenant TRS, Inc.. An adult care home is North Carolina's assisted living license: personal care, medication administration and supervision under 10A NCAC 13F — not 24-hour skilled nursing, which requires a nursing home license under 10A NCAC 13D.

What star rating does North Carolina give Summit Place of Southpark?

Summit Place of Southpark's current DHSR star rating is three stars (score 101.50), issued September 17, 2024 after a annual inspection. The previous rating was also three stars.

North Carolina rates every adult care home 0-4 stars from inspection points (100 base points, plus merits for rule-exceeding performance and minus demerits for violations); four stars requires 100+ points on two consecutive annual surveys. In Mecklenburg County, 13 of 39 rated adult care homes currently hold four stars. The rating is the state's — we do not rate facilities.

IssuedStarsScoreMeritsDemeritsBased on
2024-09-173101.505.504.00Annual Inspection
2024-04-18392.002.500Monitoring Visit
2024-02-02289.50010.00Monitoring Visit
2022-12-07399.503.504.00Annual Inspection
2020-03-043100.256.250Follow-Up Inspection
2020-03-04394.005.5011.50Annual Inspection

Has Summit Place of Southpark been penalized by North Carolina regulators?

Yes. DHSR's 36-month penalty listing shows 1 penalty item(s) totaling $1,000 for Summit Place of Southpark under G.S. 131D-34, in the area(s) of Personal Care and Supervision.

Penalties are imposed for the most serious violations — level A1/A2 findings that caused or risked serious harm, or violations left unabated. A paid or settled penalty does not mean the issue recurred; ask the administrator what was changed and read the linked report.

InspectionRule area citedLevelAmountImposedStatus
1/3/202410A NCAC 13F .0901(b) Personal Care and SupervisionA2$1,000.005/17/2024Paid in Full

What have state inspections found at Summit Place of Southpark?

DHSR has posted 26 inspection documents for Summit Place of Southpark since 2014: 9 Statement(s) of Deficiencies, 8 "No Deficiencies Cited" result(s), and 1 county DSS Corrective Action Report(s). The most recent posted entry is a Constr Biennial dated 8/6/2025 (Statement of Deficiency).

6 of the posted entries are complaint investigations. Statements of Deficiencies document rule violations found by DHSR; Corrective Action Reports are the county DSS equivalent. Open the PDFs — the left column is what inspectors found, the right column is the facility's plan of correction. Our guide to reading a DHSR inspection report walks through one.

DateInspectionResult
8/6/2025Constr BiennialStatement of Deficiency
8/21/2024ACLS Annual and Follow-upStatement of Deficiency
1/3/2024DSS Complaint InvestigationCorrective Action Report with Plan of Correction
1/3/2024DSS Complaint InvestigationCorrective Action Report
10/13/2022ACLS AnnualStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction
10/13/2022ACLS AnnualStatement of Deficiency
8/21/2021ACLS Annual and Follow-upStatement of Deficiency with Plan of Correction
9/11/2020ACLS ComplaintNo Deficiencies Cited
6/1/2020ACLS ComplaintNo Deficiencies Cited
5/1/2020ACLS ComplaintNo Deficiencies Cited

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Does Summit Place of Southpark offer memory care?

Yes. DHSR's Special Care Unit listing shows 30 of Summit Place of Southpark's 120 beds licensed for Alzheimer's/dementia care — a secured memory care neighborhood inside the adult care home, with the rest of the building serving assisted living residents.

North Carolina has no separate memory-care license. A Special Care Unit must add dementia-trained staff, unit staffing, a secured environment and a written disclosure statement. Ask for that statement and compare it with what the tour guide tells you. Browse all licensed Special Care Units.

Where is Summit Place of Southpark located in Charlotte, NC?

Summit Place of Southpark is at 2101 Runnymede Lane, Charlotte, NC 28209, in Mecklenburg County. ZIP 28209 takes in SouthPark, Sedgefield, Madison Park. The nearest major hospitals are Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center and Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center.

29 other licensed adult care homes are in Charlotte. Veterans in the area are served by the Salisbury VA Health Care System (W.G. (Bill) Hefner VA Medical Center) and the VA Charlotte health care centers. See assisted living in Charlotte.

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How much does assisted living cost near Summit Place of Southpark in Charlotte?

Assisted living in Greater Charlotte typically runs $4,200-$5,800/mo in 2026 and memory care $5,400-$7,200/mo; Charlotte generally prices near the middle of the metro range. Summit Place of Southpark's own rates are not published by the state — ask for a written rate sheet for your parent's specific room and care level.

Lower-income residents may qualify for State/County Special Assistance through the county Department of Social Services — a cash supplement toward room and board that is not Medicaid, though SA recipients are automatically Medicaid-eligible; an SA/SCU track applies in Special Care Units. Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for VA Aid & Attendance. See assisted living costs in Charlotte.

How should families evaluate Summit Place of Southpark before choosing it?

Start with Summit Place of Southpark's public DHSR record — the star rating, the latest Statement of Deficiencies and any penalties — then tour twice, once unannounced near a mealtime, and get the rate sheet and residency agreement in writing before you commit.

What this facility's record suggests asking

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Is Summit Place of Southpark an assisted living facility or a nursing home?

Summit Place of Southpark is an assisted living facility — in North Carolina terms, a licensed adult care home — not a nursing home; it provides personal care, medication help and supervision rather than round-the-clock skilled nursing.

Summit Place of Southpark is……and is not
A DHSR-licensed adult care home (10A NCAC 13F), license HAL-060-116A nursing home — no 24-hour skilled nursing license (10A NCAC 13D)
Licensed for 30 Special Care Unit (dementia) bedsA separate memory-care license — North Carolina does not issue one
Rated three stars by the state (score 101.50)Rated or ranked by Charlotte Senior Advisor
Eligible to accept State/County Special Assistance if it choosesPaid for by Medicaid room and board — SA is a separate cash supplement

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Data source + refresh cadence

Every listing on this page comes from the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Health Service Regulation (DHSR): the DHSR Adult Care Licensure Section's Adult Care Home and Family Care Home listings (as of 07/2026), its Special Care Unit listing (as of July 30, 2026), the Facility Inspections, Ratings and Penalties search (star ratings and posted inspections), and the 36-month penalty listing. Counties covered: Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Gaston, Union and Iredell (North Carolina side of the metro).

Only facilities on DHSR's current licensed listings are shown. Star ratings, inspection results and penalties are the state's own records — Charlotte Senior Advisor does not rate, rank or score facilities, and no facility pays to be listed. We refresh from DHSR quarterly.

Last updated: October 23, 2026 · DHSR facility listings

Last verified: October 2026

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