NC DMVA hosts opening ceremony at New State Veterans Home in Kernersville

North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly-constructed North Carolina State Veterans Home in Kernersville on October 31st.

The newly-constructed North Carolina State Veterans Home in Kernersville North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs

Kernersville, NC — North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newly-constructed North Carolina State Veterans Home in Kernersville on October 31st.

The ribbon cutting ceremony included remarks by Governor Roy Cooper and LtGen Walter E. Gaskin, USMC (Ret.), Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, Congresswoman Kathy Manning, and Kathleen Banks, NCSHV Administrator.

North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs

“North Carolina is the most military and veteran friendly state in the nation, and we owe a deep debt of gratitude to the brave men and women who have served our country,” said Governor Cooper. “This facility will provide critical health care and rehabilitation services for our veterans as they transition to civilian life and beyond.”

At full capacity, the more than 100 thousand square foot facility will provide 120 private rooms and baths, 24-hour nursing, physical and aquatic therapy, occupational and speech therapy, medication management, dietetic programming, nourishment care, activity programming, and more.

Before opening this facility, NC DMVA had four state veterans’ homes in Fayetteville, Salisbury, Black Mountain, and Kinston with a total of 449 skilled care beds. The North Carolina State Veterans Home in Kernersville is already working on admission of new residents.

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