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50+ Years
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Emergency
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Your Trusted Partner for Mental Health and Human Services in North Carolina
North Pointe-Archdale Assisted has been a family-owned and operated service provider since 1958, dedicated to delivering comprehensive human services that empower individuals to achieve their life goals. Founded by Cap and Mabel Burrow in Randolph County, North Carolina, our organization began as the Randolph Rest Home and has grown to serve approximately 1,000 individuals across the state. Our leadership, including second-generation administrator Kenny Burrow and third-generation administrator Dean Wilson, continues to prioritize person-centered care rooted in individual choices, homelike environments, and community involvement. We specialize in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities, mental illness, and substance abuse challenges through a range of services, including community-based support, group homes, and mobile crisis response. Our commitment to cultural competency is demonstrated through a diverse workforce, language accessibility, and annual diversity training.Nationally accredited by The Council on Quality and Leadership, we adhere to rigorous standards while maintaining a tradition of equitable practices. Our team of trained professionals provides 24/7 services, including crisis intervention, psychosocial rehabilitation, and adult day programs. We collaborate with six Managed Care Organizations to deliver geriatric mental health services across 30 counties. The Cap and Mabel Burrow Foundation, our nonprofit arm, addresses unmet medical and social needs through private donations and community partnerships. For over six decades, we have remained steadfast in our mission to create a better world through respect for diverse beliefs and customs, ensuring no individual faces discrimination or harassment.
Services
Mobile Crisis Response
Group Home Services
Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Adult Developmental Day Programs
Geriatric Specialty Team Services
Innovations Waiver Services
Hospital Transition Teams
Details
- Year established: 1958
Highlights and features
- We have provided family-owned, person-centered care since 1958.
- Our services operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Nationally accredited by The Council on Quality and Leadership.
- We maintain a culturally competent workforce trained in diversity practices.
- Community-based services prioritize individual independence and integration.
Associations and certifications
- The Council on Quality and Leadership
Services
Mobile Crisis Response
Our Mobile Crisis Response team provides immediate 24/7 evaluation, triage, and access to acute mental health, developmental disability, and substance abuse services. Professionals respond face-to-face within two hours to stabilize individuals in crisis while preventing hospitalization when possible. Services include safety assessments, crisis planning, and linkage to ongoing care across 12 North Carolina counties.
Group Home Services
We operate licensed group homes for adults with developmental disabilities (DDA) and serious mental illness (SPMI) in Guilford, Randolph, Hoke, and Moore Counties. Homes offer 24/7 staffing, community integration, and skill-building programs. Residents participate in vocational training, education, and independent living activities while receiving personalized support tailored to their needs.
Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Our Psychosocial Rehabilitation programs in five North Carolina counties help individuals manage mental health conditions through skill-building, social integration, and recovery-focused interventions. Services address daily living skills, employment readiness, and community participation, supporting long-term stability and personal growth for adults seeking improved mental wellness.
Geriatric Specialty Team Services
Contracting with six Managed Care Organizations, our Geriatric Specialty Teams deliver mental health services to older adults across 30 central and eastern North Carolina counties. We address age-specific challenges like dementia, depression, and medication management through home-based assessments, therapy, and coordinated care plans tailored to seniors' unique needs.
Innovations Waiver Services
Innovations Waiver Services provide individualized support for people with developmental disabilities through personalized care plans and community integration. These Medicaid-funded services include daily living assistance, vocational training, and behavioral interventions, enabling individuals to live independently while accessing necessary professional support networks.
Questions
What services does North Pointe-Archdale Assisted, Inc. offer?
We provide mobile crisis response, group home services, psychosocial rehabilitation, geriatric specialty teams, innovations waiver services, hospital transition teams, and adult developmental day programs across North Carolina.
Are services available 24/7?
Yes, our Mobile Crisis Response team operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with group homes providing round-the-clock staffing.
What areas do you serve?
We serve 12 North Carolina counties including Guilford, Randolph, Wake, and Moore Counties for most services, with geriatric programs covering 30 central and eastern counties.
Is North Pointe-Archdale Assisted accredited?
Yes, we maintain national accreditation from The Council on Quality and Leadership for our commitment to service excellence and person-centered care standards.
Do you offer employment opportunities?
We actively seek professional and caring individuals to join our team. Visit our Careers page for current openings in direct care and administrative roles.
