Brookdale Dickinson Avenue
2715 Dickinson Avenue, Greenville, NC 27834
(800) 558-0653
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3.95
(21 reviews)
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Reviews of Brookdale Dickinson Avenue in Greenville, North Carolina
3.95
(21 reviews)
Facility
4.6
Staff
5.0
Food
4.5
Value
3.7
Diane
5
|
March 18, 2024
I toured Brookdale Dickinson Avenue with my friend. The appearance was very nice, very clean. They were all very reflective. If it was me as an older person, I would stay there, because it was a really, really nice place. They have a dining room area. They cook for everybody and then they have their own little apartment inside that whole building. And they can stay in there during the day or they can go out and sit on the front porch to give them some activity. They have an activity place, too. The head at Brookdale, she is the very best person to get to show you around and explain everything right to the money. She's a very nice person to deal with.
Linda
4
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July 3, 2023
Brookdale Dickinson Avenue was lovely. I liked that it wasn't some huge conglomerate-looking type of place. It was small and it was well-kept. The grounds were beautiful. The entrance and the common areas before we went into the memory unit were all lovely and well-kept. It was very nice. I have nothing negative to say about that. The lady that assisted me was a delight. She was wonderful and couldn't have been more helpful. She answered every question, asked good questions, and gave us the information we didn't think to ask about, which was helpful as well. The food smelled wonderful. We happened to go around lunchtime and the dining room was very well-kept. They had a pretty full house where everybody was enjoying their meals. They also have a very full calendar of different activities that residents can participate in. They have a reading room, common rooms where you can play games or do puzzles, and they have their own barber shop/salon. It's just that I wasn't as impressed with the memory care unit itself, because of its smell.
James
5
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May 21, 2023
My wife has moved into Brookdale Dickinson Avenue. I thank all the attendees, nurses, and also the managers. Everybody has been very friendly to me. Any way they can help me, they have worked towards trying to make it easy, because this is not an easy thing to move somebody that you've lived with for 58 years. It's not easy moving them out of the house and moving somewhere else where they're locked in because of dementia. I haven't looked at food that closely. I know my wife gets eggs for breakfast. They're pretty well on schedule every time it's for the meal, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In the dementia department, it's hard to keep them active. They do have a large room and they keep them in there during the daytime. I think they take them out somewhere and they've done that two or three times. It is a clean facility, and they try hard to make everything comfortable for me and also for my wife. When I get ready to leave, one of the attendants is ready to pick her up and take her for a walk, so I can ease on out. The way they operate there, I'd rate them pretty high. I'm well pleased with what they're doing. I'm having to pay all of it myself out of pocket. I feel like it's probably worth what they're charging me, but I got to figure out how to pay for it, too, because I'm not getting any assistance. I understand they don't accept Medicaid. If they could increase the activities during the daytime, that would be my biggest concern. In taking care of my wife from a hygiene standpoint, I think I do an excellent job. I'm impressed with the staff there. Andrea, the manager of their department, goes out of her way to make me and my wife comfortable. I'd just like to holler her name, she is the Clare Bridge program coordinator.
Janie
5
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March 26, 2023
Brookdale Dickinson Avenue was very clean and the staff was all very nice. The people that I've spoken with (someone I knew who lived there), loved the place. They feel that the people care a lot for them and look after them. The rooms were just small and so it's not too much. The person that we visited and talked with had a small twin bed and a little dresser and a closet, but that was it. She loved the people that work there. They're very friendly. They also had some types of games, too. It was just expensive.
Stan
5
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March 29, 2022
I was at Brookdale Dickinson Avenue for a while and enjoyed learning more about the facility and touring the facility as well. They were very nice there. They were able to answer all my questions as I'm considering the proper care for my mom when it's time. I like the size of the single-bedroom apartments that I was shown. They were very adequate in size, and they had a great window view as well to the outside. I also liked the amenities that they make available in terms of activities for the residents to participate in. The staff who gave me the tour was very knowledgeable and very easy to talk to and answered all my questions. They had two dining room areas that were pointed out to me, but I did not eat any food while I was there. The dining area was very nice, very clean. They have an available beauty salon, and they have transportation getting to and from appointments. They have registered nurses on staff. They have had a library, a nice screened-in porch for residents to sit around outside if they wanted to, and a gathering room where games could be played. They have scheduled a Bible study group that would meet at night. They would have individuals come in for various activities. The staff mentioned that they would have someone come in that is very knowledgeable about gardening and plants to get the residents involved in planting flowers and things like that for their own personal use. There are plenty of opportunities for that.
Nick
5
|
March 10, 2022
I went to Brookdale Dickinson Avenue about a month ago. The manager of the place was nice. She sat down and talked to me in-depth about what they had to offer. Then she proceeded to show me the three levels of what was available. In my opinion, the top level was the only one I would have felt comfortable putting my sister in. The third one was like you had a wall between you and another person, and both rooms were your bedroom and your living space altogether. Then you had to share a space for using the microwave and all. I looked to where they ate, and it looked like a very nice place to have your meals at. There wasn't anybody in there that day. So that was pretty much the whole tour, and I just went back into a space with some couches in it and the lady sat down and talked with me. I met a couple of people at the front desk and they seemed nice. I like the convenience of where it's at. From that respect where I'm located now, that would be perfect.
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Costs for Brookdale Dickinson Avenue in Greenville, North Carolina
Assisted Living
This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.
$6,900
Starting Price
Memory Care
Memory Care is specifically designed to meet the needs of those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. Specially trained staff members assist with activities of daily living (such as bathing and dressing) and provide therapies to slow further loss of cognitive abilities.
$6,890
Starting Price
Services and Amenities of Brookdale Dickinson Avenue in Greenville, North Carolina
Costs
- Rent Plus Care Fees
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: Yes
Dining options
- In Room Kitchenette
- Dining Room Shared Meals
About Brookdale Dickinson Avenue in Greenville, North Carolina
Minutes from shopping, dining and Miller-Matte College, Brookdale Dickinson Avenue is an assisted living and memory care facility in Greenville, North Carolina. Visitors and residents enjoy the well-kept grounds, where the grass is green even in winter, and they comment on the caring and attentive nature of the staff, the spacious and well-maintained rooms and the cleanliness and beauty of the interior. This community offers studio and one-bedroom apartments and personalized care. They value each resident's freedom and give them the opportunity to make choices that ease the transition into an assisted living setting.
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