Greenwood Center

ericaramos25

WATCH OUT if you have to private pay!!! Greenwood will suddenly become the best nursing home in the country and sign your loved one up for so many things without asking your permission! Then when medicaid decides they will not cover the full balance for all this "specialized care," guess who is left holding the bag. Its all a money game.....

Yvette6

My husband is very satisfied at Greenwood Center, although I am not satisfied, sometimes. He is eating everything and anything, which surprises me. He is so fat. There were only a couple of times where he told them that there are certain things he didn’t want to eat, and they have made a note and didn’t serve it to him. The staff and the help are friendly. It’s clean and the service is good, too. I have attempted to move him before, but I wouldn’t attempt it now. At the beginning, he wanted to come home all the time, and now he doesn’t even mention it.

mizzprrizz

The staff is wonderful and very attentive to thier patients.They are always smiling and appear to have alot of fun with the residents. You can tell they really like there jobs

Mariemarie9112

I think that the place looked dirty. The staff were also extremely rude and asking them for any kind of help was like asking them to work. They weren't very pleasant with other elderly people who were living their either! I think that the food was awful! I don't even know how my grandfather ate any of that, he complained about it all the time. There wasn't much for him to do either but to sit in his room. If there was something going on and he wasn't interested he was still FORCED to go.

leenie1

I had the pleasure of being given a tour of Greenwood Nursing Home in Sanford Me recently. I was very impressed to say the least. The frst thing I saw when going through the doors is a wooden Indian . The office staff was friendly and helpful. The Director of nursing met me in the lobby. I was introduced to the activities staff. There was a lot of activity going on that afternoon. There was a man singing and playing the guitar while some of the residents sang along and clapped. There was a chapel for the residents and their families. I was shown the hairdressers shop where the ladies get their perms, cuts and colors and the men get their haircuts. The hairdresser was giving a perm that morning. The rooms were cheerful, with plants and bright colored afghans and bedspreads. I saw the ways that the nurses and CNAs interacted with the residents. They were talking to their residents. The staff and the residents were happy and smiling. I left with a warm feeling about Greenwood Nursing Home.