Greenville is the county seat and most populated city in Pitt County, North Carolina. Approximately 93,400 people call Greenville home, with 10% ages 65 and older. There are multiple medical centers located near the city center for those who require treatment for chronic care or for illnesses and injuries, including Vidant Medical Center.
For seniors who need care that can’t be met in other home and community facilities, nursing homes offer skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapies, daily meals and help with tasks like dressing, grooming, getting in and out of the bed and housekeeping. According to the Genworth 2020 Cost of Care Survey, a semiprivate room in a nursing home in Greenville costs an average of $6,342 per month, which is less than the state and national averages. There are additional options for those who don’t require such in-depth treatment, including home health care or assisted living.
This guide covers the cost of nursing home care across the state and compares it with state and national averages. It also includes the costs of other types of care and a list of resources for seniors.