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Stokes County, NC

Local aging agencies, meal programs, and in-home care contacts for families in Stokes County.

1 aging agency 4 in-home providers 1 meal program

Independent directory. Last verified June 12, 2026. Call ahead because services and availability change.

Areas served

Cities: Danbury, Germanton, King, Lawsonville, Pine Hall, Pinnacle, Sandy Ridge, Walnut Cove, Westfield

ZIP codes (9)

27016, 27019, 27021, 27022, 27042, 27043, 27046, 27052, 27053

A practical first call

Where to start in Stokes County

Use the county-specific contacts below in this order. Call ahead because eligibility, service areas, and waitlists can change.

  1. Start with the public aging network

    Piedmont Triad Regional Council serves Stokes County and can help screen for public benefits, transportation, caregiver support, and other local services.

  2. Ask about meals and nutrition

    Stokes County Senior Services is the listed county contact. Ask about eligibility, delivery days, current availability, and any waitlist.

  3. Compare help at home

    This directory lists 4 in-home providers for Stokes County. Confirm service area, licensing, availability, and total cost before choosing one.

Public aging network

Area Agencies on Aging and local services

Piedmont Triad Regional Council

Region G

Area Agency on Aging

Meals and nutrition

Meals on Wheels

Stokes County Senior Services

Stokes County

Care at home

In-home care providers

Non-medical home care

Active state-license records.

AgencyCityPhoneWebsite
CenterWell Home Health King (336) 983-2110 —
CenterWell Home Health King (336) 983-7736 —
Stokes County Department of Social Services Danbury (336) 593-2861 —

Medicare-certified home health

CMS Care Compare records, ordered by reported rating.

AgencyCityPhoneCMS rating
Centerwell Home Health King - 4 / 5

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