"I visited Country Cottage. It was very adequate and very well done. They're very hospitable. The apartments were very well laid out and nicely accommodated. However, I think Country Cottage was a little bit more industrial and a little bit less of a home feeling than the other one. "

"I am a resident at the Crossings at Eastchase. I like the activities here, meeting new people, the transportation benefits, the library, and the movie theater. The staff here is just wonderful. They are dedicated and very kind. They have a nice dining roomand the food is good. The dining room is very comfortable with plenty of room to sit wherever you want and with whomever you want. The only suggestion I have is they should have more dining room staff."

"My grandmother stayed at Orchard Healthcare Center for five days. I was pleasantly surprised with how attentive their staff was and how they were willing to reach out to me constantantly to update me. The environment seemed a lot more homely than other nursing homes that I've toured. It seemed remotely clean in most of the common areas. My grandmother came home in good spirits, happy, and in good health, so I won't complain. They help with bathing, dressing, medicine, and lunchtime. My grandmother had Medicare insurance that paid for her."

Welcome to Pine Needle of Greenville, a 16-resident assisted living facility where individualized personal care is our highest priority! We are a dedicated retirement home for seniors here in Greenville, Alabama and are committed to serving our residents with the care and compassion they deserve. We believe in meeting each resident’s emotional and physical needs so they can keep enjoying a full life. Our professional elderly caregivers at our Greenville facility have the experience and passion for caring for your senior loved ones. We partner with our residents and their families to ensure a safe environment filled with the comforts of home. We are eager to answer your questions and help you make a smooth, easy transition to retirement living. Services We Provide: Our team provides customized programs that deliver expert care to meet our residents’ physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. Our assisted living and respite care services go beyond basic care and embrace our residents with love and compassion. Physical Care: Meeting the physical health needs of our residents is one goal of our community. Our experienced staff is available 24/7 for medication management and delivery and other emergency care. You’ll never have to worry about your loved one’s wellness with our experienced care professionals. Healthy Meals: Our residents receive three home-cooked meals made by our on-site chef, as well as snacks. Delicious and nutritious meals maintain the health and wellness of our residents. Private Rooms: We provide private rooms with a full private bath and individual HVAC system in each room. These private rooms give our senior residents the privacy and independence they need. We provide an emergency call system if residents need additional assistance. Amenities: Pine Needle of Greenville is more than an assisted living home. Our caregivers are there for our residents 24/7, ready to fulfill their every need. We go beyond basic care and ensure our seniors have the help they need along with the additional comforts that make life enjoyable and fulfilling. When our residents need help with housekeeping and laundry, they can take full advantage of our house cleaning and laundry services. We provide these services daily or whenever our residents need them.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alabama Public Health Health Care Facilities Directory

"My husband is in Crowne Health Care of Greenville. It's been very nice. I can only visit in the courtyard because of COVID. The staff is very nice. Everything has changed with COVID going on. They have activities and things for them to do, but they're not doing it right now. The facility is very nice, very well kept. They have a patio."

"My friend has been in this facility for a while. I can see a difference in the building when I visit her now. A lots of new people who really seem to care. My friend is always nice and clean when I visits with her. "

"I thought HealthSouth Rehabilitation did a really good job; I liked it. The place was clean; the staff seemed to be attentive. The physical and occupational therapists were both very helpful and really helped get my mom going after a couple of weeks. "

"The care with which my grandmother resident at John Knox Manor receives is exceptional. After losing mobility from the result of a stroke, she was placed in the staff's loving hands. The facilities, although an older building, have been restored extensively putting my grandma in excellent conditions. Her room is very decent and even includes her own personal bathroom and kitchen. There are always activities for her to do, which she thoroughly enjoys. A nurse goes to her room about once a day just to check up on her and her physical therapist is in house. Even the food, which is served twice daily, is actually quite delicious. The grounds of John Knox include multiple walking paths as well as a gazebo and several porches outfitted with rocking chairs. Many birdfeeders also adorn the grounds, which allows for a variety of birds, something that made my grandmother's transition a little bit easier. Overall, John Knox Manor is a caring facility that places the utmost importance on its residents. I would highly recommend John Knox to any senior needing a helping hand. "

"The Gardens of Waterford is an older facility, but they have renovated it. The inside lobby area, the gathering area, and the dining area looked good. It's one level. The staff was good, and accommodating, called me back, and asked what my interest was, telling me if I wanted to, I could bring other family members over to look at it. From an accommodation point of view and from the attitude of the staff itself, they were very good. They're in the process of changing management, so they're doing some renovations. In one of the rooms I looked at, they were updating and painting it. They are working on upgrading their rooms and the rooms were larger than the other place for the price. A $4500 room at the other place is a little smaller than the $3800 room at the Waterford."

"Woodley Manor Health and Rehabilitation Center was well kept and clean. The staff was nice and friendly. They had an activity schedule of different things going on, and it seemed well organized and reasonable. The dining area was nice and well kept. They had residents in there at the time I visited, and the room seemed clean and well kept. "

"My husband is in Capitol Hill. It's clean and he's clean, and I haven't had any problems. The people I came in contact with who work with him do a good job. There's a nursing shortage, but I'm pleased with the care and the service. He is on a pureed diet, and they're trying to get physical therapy with him even though some days he will and some days he won't. They have religious services, and they take him to those and have group activities, too. He hasn't tried to get out of bed and walk by himself. They're always there working with him to the fullest and will let me know right away if anything happens. I'm pleased with their work."

"My mother went through rehab at the Golden LivingCenter, and it was very good. I was very happy with them. The staff was very friendly, helpful, and very encouraging. Their rehab staff was very competent. They’re undergoing construction right now, but except for that, everything is just lovely. Their rehab is one of the few that have private rooms for their rehab patients; and on the long-term end, their nursing home offers private rooms, which were what we were the most interested in. The food was OK, but it would really take a lot of money to have a menu so diverse that everybody would be happy. "

"Our experience with Helping Hands was good. The food was good. They had outings, but they did not allow pets, and my mom had a little dachshund that must be cared for. The room was one, big room. She would have to down-size her bed, but there was a lot of closet space. The bathroom was a little small, but it was doable. The kitchenette was OK. It was a bit pricey, but I would recommend it if you had plenty of money. "

"The residents of CaraVita Village, along with its staff, were very, very inviting and cordial. It had a very kind atmosphere and they were just very welcoming and caring. I don't ever recall being anywhere with that kind of atmosphere. It was very inviting. From the very first time I walked in, I looked at the lady who was giving the tour and she was just warm. She was very kind, really personable, and made me feel as if they love to have me living with them. There's a camaraderie that I've never seen anywhere else. Residents loved her, too. So, it's fantastic. I saw several apartments and they were very roomy, very clean, and well kept. They care for the property with such high regard. They have a community life there where they have a calendar of activities for the residents all the time (on a daily basis or week by week). They put on parties for birthdays, movie nights, reading activities, and a nice library for those people who are interested in that as well (which I think is really great because I love to read). They also have sewing and knitting for some of the women. There's a lot of art going on there. As an artist myself, that spoke to me. It's great. Her attention to detail and representing CaraVita Village as a caring community were top-notch. I had a very nice meal there. It's well prepared and nutritious, and the staff were wanting to serve you, wanting to be the best that they could be and put on a very good impression (not just impression but showing you that this is what you can expect daily). The facilities were clean and there were very lovingly kept gardens in the yard. The grounds were just very immaculate."