Greenwood Place

If you got someone that doesn't need to be hospice or assisted living that it would probably be a nice place. The staff in assisted living was not good and too busy using their phones. Mostly night staff.

The staff were all wonderful during our tour. The rooms here were small and the residents that we saw seemed to need much more care than my loved one needed, so it would not have been a good fit.

Our loved one was only there for a few days and during those days they allowed her to fall every morning until our loved one eventually broke their leg.

If you are going to the assisted living part it might be okay for your loved one. The memory care unit didn't seem very exciting to me. It appears to be one thing when you first go, and then it changes once you have your loved one move in. There was a change in leadership in the first couple of months of my loved one being there.

They do have activities however, due to covid there is not a lot that they can do. They do try to do something however, It is not as much as it used to be. The community is nice and clean. The staff are very friendly.

I would tell others we have had a good experience here. The community is willing to accommodate dietary restrictions.

The staff was friendly. It just seemed dated and not as a fresh appearance as other communities.

Our family had a virtual experience and it was okay, they gave us a video we could watch that took us around the community and then we could communicate back with them with any questions we had.

Very friendly staff, good public room for socializing.

We think that Greenwood Place is really family orientated and has a true sense of a community environment. After visiting a lot of other places we just felt very comfortable choosing this community. It has been really great so far and we are happy with the activities.

We chose Greenwood Place because [name removed] reached out to me and was seeing how they could help us and other facilities would not even call back. She walked us through everything and kept in great contact and that is why we chose it. When you are faced with this situation, you feel overwhelmed and she answered all my questions and it meant a lot to us. The room sizes here are adequate. The common areas are always impressively clean, but sometimes her room is not vacuumed as well as it could be. I would definitely recommend to others looking.

The people were extremely nice and supportive. Each person shared their thoughts about how to move forward with Dad's placement. My only concern is that the rooms and courtyard are very small. The community is clean and very close to home which will allow me to visit him frequently.

friendly environment. residence were engaged. looks like a lot of activates.

As soon as I walked I was greeted by laughter. There was a Acitivties director doing a game on the table. She had about 15 to 20 people engaged all by her self. I was impressed with her compassion. She took time to stop and walk over to see what I needed. The building was clean and I smelt popcorn. The lady at the desk was friendly and helpful. My aunt passed away so I no longer need a place for her but I would recommend this small homey place.

My dearest friends father was a resident at Greenwood Place for almost a year. I visited with her on numerous occasions, always very upset when we left because of the way the patients were treated and very obviously uncared for. He has been there over a year now but what I saw the last time I visited with her, I feel morally obligated to write this review. Again, these are things I saw for myself. - late evening and through the night, 1 caregiver for close to 20 people with advanced dementia. - patients dishevelled, greasy hair, fingernails uncut and absolutely filthy. - patients sitting in wheelchairs, slumped over asleep for truly 3 or 4 hrs at a time. -Times that we visited for the entire day, periods of 20 to 45 min would go by without us seeing a single employee. -Actually have been asked if we would mind "keeping an eye on everybody" in the main area "since you're going to be sitting here anyway" -a woman permitted to crawl around on the dirty floor, under tables, eating dropped food off the floor. The worker told us they allowed it because she would not stay sitting in a chair and "they wont let us tie her in, even though that is safest" I could go on and list 2 dozen other sad situations but I think makes a clear point. Most disturbing is that these examples are not rare or an exception. This is consistantly what I have experienced and seen every time we have visited. Arrangements are being made to move her dad but his family is afraid to even tell management in fear her dad will suffer consequences because so many people have already moved out.

My mother went to Greenwood at age 92 kicking and screaming. Three months later she admitted that she needed to be there. She grew to love her room. It became her home. She enjoyed the bingo and art until she couldn't go anymore, but her dining room time was special. She would really make the effort to go. She loved all the hugs, ice cream, attention and nursing care that came to her in her little room. Administration and nursing were tops in helping me with transitioning to a nursing home when it was time after 2 years. We both still miss Greenwood and it's ' home' feeling. It was just the right size.

The tour guide, [name removed] was very friendly and accommodating. We found spouses of two church friends as residents there. The common area on memory care was over crowded. For the number of residents the staff to patient ratio of 6:1 seems too low. Should be at least 3:1 and that would be a push to care for. We would rank this facility 4th out of the four we vidited

This community is so welcoming! You can tell they truly love what they do!

We placed our home in Greenwood on Labor Day 2017. She started out on the assisted living side but needed more care so now shes in Memory care. The nurses and techs have been wonderful. The rest of the staff is so friendly. Mom's favorite nurse is [name removed]. The parking is horrible and food is nothing to write home about. Other than that, the place has been newly renovated. Its clean and the outside grounds are nice. They do a lot with the residents. Volunteers do come in and sing and entertain the folks living there. Manager Steven is wonderful to work with. He will do anything for you. Just as sweet as can be. We love [name removed] in Memory Care too. We toured a ton of places before we placed mom here and this one was best for our mom.

I loved the staff! So warm and welcoming. The residents here also seemed so happy. Downside is that the people I saw here looked much "older" than my Dad. I'm not sure it's a good fit for that reason. In addition, the choices are studio or 2 bedroom. The 1 bedroom here would be right. Pay for your own cable here as well. Not sure. In the running I guess.