Assisted Living · Asheville, NC
Richmond Hill Assisted Living
Verified from NC DHSR state records · Updated July 2026
Richmond Hill Assisted Living is a licensed assisted living / adult care home in Asheville, Buncombe County. Assisted living provides help with daily living, bathing, dressing, meals, and medication, in a residential community, for older adults who no longer need to manage everything on their own but do not need round-the-clock medical care.
Facility at a glance
Type: Assisted living / adult care home
Address: 95 Richmond Hill Road, Asheville, NC 28806
Phone: (828) 252-6229
State license: HAL-011-372 to -376
DHSR star rating: 0 to 3 stars (varies by home)
North Carolina rates adult care homes on a one-to-four-star scale based on inspection history. Richmond Hill Assisted Living currently holds a rating of 0 to 3 stars (varies by home). This operator runs several homes at one address with different ratings, from zero to three stars. Ask specifically which home a bed is in. Ratings and details above come from the NC Division of Health Service Regulation; always confirm current availability, pricing, and licensing with the facility directly.
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About this community
Richmond Hill Assisted Living is a small adult care home on Richmond Hill Road in west Asheville, licensed for about 12 residents. At that size it runs more like a household than a large community, which families who want a quieter, more personal setting often prefer. Staff provide around-the-clock supervision along with room and board, help with bathing, dressing, and grooming, medication management, meals, housekeeping, and laundry.
The home’s stated aim is to provide the assistance a resident needs while protecting their independence and dignity. As with other North Carolina adult care homes, Medicaid may help cover the cost for those who qualify through the state’s assistance programs. Because small homes fill their limited beds quickly, it is worth calling ahead about availability.
Where it is
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What to verify before choosing Richmond Hill Assisted Living
Richmond Hill Assisted Living may be worth comparing if your loved one needs daily support with meals, bathing, dressing, medication reminders, mobility, or general supervision, but does not need 24-hour skilled nursing care. Ask directly how the community handles falls, incontinence, dementia symptoms, nighttime support, and care needs that may increase over time.
Good questions for a call or tour
- Which care needs are included in the base rate, and which services cost extra?
- How does the community handle falls, medication changes, incontinence, or dementia symptoms?
- What would cause a resident to need a higher level of care or a different setting?
For broader comparison, review the Buncombe County Facility Directory, the Directory Methodology, and the assisted living tour guide, adult care home guide, and Start Here quiz.
Frequently asked questions
How many residents does Richmond Hill have?
It is a small adult care home licensed for about 12 residents, which gives it a quieter, more household-like feel than a large community.
What care is provided?
Around-the-clock supervision, help with bathing, dressing, and grooming, medication management, meals, housekeeping, and laundry.
Can Medicaid help pay?
Possibly. North Carolina’s assistance programs can help eligible residents cover adult care home costs. Ask the home, and see our NC Medicaid and Special Assistance guides.