RoseWood Village at Greenbrier

Margaret

RoseWood Village at Greenbrier was a very nice place. It's a beautiful location. The building is very nice, and they have all kinds of amenities. The apartment that they showed me was nice. It's an excellent-looking place. The ones I met with were very nice. I did not taste the food, but I smelled it cooking, and it smelled really good. When I commented that something smells good, one of the residents said lunch was delicious. The layout was well thought out. The place looked very clean. There were no smells other than that delicious food cooking.

Lorna

We went to look at RoseWood Village at Greenbrier, and we liked the place. I liked the rooms that they have available for the memory care unit. I liked how big the memory care was. It was allowable for wheelchairs and set up with a lot of space, so they wouldn't be running into each other or the walls. I saw some activity. They didn't have the memory care pamphlet that showed what activities were going to be done during the month. But I was told that there were activities for the memory care as well as the assisted living side. They told me to go to the website to look at it. So I was pleased that there were going to be some activities available. The facility was safe, and there was a sign that the floor was wet. They had several little areas where the family could go, sit, and talk to each other besides from their rooms. I liked the layout and cleanliness of the facility. The people and staff were all friendly. Overall, I like it a lot.

Kevin

I was there at RoseWood Village at Greenbrier on a Saturday, and I know a lot of places have less staff on the weekend. It impressed me that it looked as good as it did. The dining hall was spread out more than six feet between tables, so it was a very roomy situation. They only have a total of 90 residents, so I think that in itself is helpful. The other thing that was comforting to us is knowing that as my dad was approaching the end of life, that they had a specific protocol for end of life. They allow people in even if they needed to quarantine. They had not had a Covid case in over a year. I like the affordability of the quality. There was another facility that was almost double, but I didn't see that kind of discrepancy. I think that having different levels of care based on the needs of your loved ones as they go in, is a fair system.

Greg

I went to RoseWood Village at Greenbrier. They were a tad more versatile than the other places. Their plans were like as an example, you could select whether you wanted laundry service or whether you didn't want it, you wanted your family to do it, or you want to do it yourself, and you may have that option if you're capable. So they had a little more flexibility. That was nice. They had different types of rooms. They had like a studio and a one-bedroom depending on -- because the money went up accordingly. The studio was pretty much you walk in and have a living area and a bed space in that same room area and then a separate bathroom and a little mini kitchenette with a microwave, and so it was pretty much like most of the others. The staff was very knowledgeable. The girl that was supposed to take us around was out sick and it was like one of the director-type people that took us. I ended up knowing his family. He's married to the daughter of the owner of the firm. So he knew what was going on, was very knowledgeable, very helpful, and gave us plenty of time.

Debra

I visited RoseWood Village at Greenbrier. They're very friendly. Everybody was very nice and informative. They explained how the meals went and that they had a selection. It was decorated for the season. The staff during the tour was very informative, very willing to show us around, and answer all the questions I had. She was great and took her time to answer questions. She showed me how me how everything kind of worked. They showed me the list of activities. It seemed like they kept them busy and very active (if they choose to be).

Margie

I went to RoseWood Village at Greenbrier and had a very nice tour. I saw the assisted living and the staff. The executive director happened to be my tour guide and was was extremely pleasant (both to me and to the residents that I saw). They seemed very dedicated to their job of caring for older people and making their experience pleasant. The executive director was very concerned about having a feeling of a family-type situation there, and they worked very hard to create that for the residents. I saw the dining room and their menu. It was spacious and well-lit. The facility itself was very clean and very organized by their principles. It was just a little overly decorated to suit me, but they believe that the residents enjoy that.

nkbarker

Very nice and spacious rooms. Provides multiple secure levels of care based on the resident's needs. Frequent activities were posted and I attended one or two with my grandmother. The staff are all very sweet, providing consistent care whether family was present or not, and all of them called my grandmother by her nickname. Great visiting hours and options (like providing meals for visiting family members upon request, holiday meals you could attend for very cheap, etc).

Erik

RoseWood Village Assisted Living at Greenbrier Drive is extremely clean. It's like a Hilton, or a Marriot going inside, it has beautiful flowers, and it's very nicely furnished. The rooms are beautiful, you can furnish it with your own furniture from home, and if not, they have nice furniture. It's nicely furnished, nicely carpeted with tiled floors, it's clean, and has no bad smells. The staff is excellent and very attentive. It's really good, but it's very expensive. The food is great, not institutional at all, and the dining room is beautiful. They have movie nights, and all kinds of activities (too many to list).

Caring103511750

The staff who assisted me at Rosewood Village was a nice guy and very helpful. The rooms and the apartment were very nice. Before they admitted him, they painted it and cleaned it all up. It’s got a really nice updated bathroom, and the window looks out over a terrace or a nice garden area. He has got a very nice room, and it’s kind of an open kitchen; it looks out into the community gathering room and the television room, and it’s decorated very nicely. You can eat at the table, and you can also come up to the kind of wrap around counter. They have an activity schedule, and they have a good number of support personnel to help out with the residents. The security is top notch, and the memory care unit is in a locked area. You have to have a code to get out. You need to code to get on to the elevator, and there are a number of support people always have their eyes on the residents.

lkcmad

Overall, the experience was good. My grandmother appeared to be well taken-care of. There were several residants who were very ill and if you were not familiar with the environment it would be uncomfortable for the average person. However it was clean, and the staff was very kind.