Greenbriar Nursing Center

Neva602681

Greenbriar Nursing Center was very clean, the staff is very friendly, and it's convenient. They have Bingo, and every Friday is spa day. You can get your hair and nails done which is more for the women, but my dad got his hair and nails done once though, and they have a luau and take pictures; every day they got some kind of activity going on. It's homey, cheerful, bright, and clean. Every one of the staff is just as nice as they can be, and if they can't help you, they go and find somebody who can, and every time I deal with them, I tell them that I just cannot believe how nice and wonderful they are. My dad had wounds from when he had 2 hospital stays before he got to them, and they let me know what the other 2 hospitals didn't let me know about his wounds and what they're doing for it. They're very informative, they're able to help me with Medicaid, and they're doing great with my dad's rehab. He went from being paralyzed to up and walking. He's not walking great, but he can feed himself and walk.

Sonia Bennett Murray

My husband received excellent care and rehab at this facility, after a stroke, until he unbuckled his seat belt, fell, and hurt his tailbone. Then they over-sedated him to keep him from yelling until he became helpless, and I had to remove him.

Mr Douglas

I was a patient at Greenbriar a few months ago to help me recover from an extended stay at a local hospital. When I first went there I was a bit skeptical about it. I was unable to walk and had to get around in a wheel chair. Once I was introduced to the physical therapy staff and began doing the various programs for my problem, it was a joy to be there. ALL of the personnel at Greenbriar treated me in a very professional way and was always interested in my welfare. The Physical Therapist are ALL excellent in what they do and did for me to make me walk again. After about 2 weeks, I was able to use a walker to get around and a short time later progressed to a cane. Five weeks after I started, I was able to leave Greenbriar by walking out on my own two feet. I have visited a couple of times to thank the Ladies for their help and support in making me well.

JAMAY1954

My mother has been a resident at Greenbriar on different occasions for therapy and now is a permanent resident. It is a wonderful facility staffed by a very caring staff. There is always some activity going on every day throughout the entire day. My mother is still cognicent and well aware of her surroundings and feels extremely safe at Greenbriar. She loves the staff and refuses to go anywhere else.

Collete

We visited Greenbriar because the hospital recommended it. It was the nicest facility with the best care that we encountered. The staff there was excellent, the food was very good, there were plenty of activities. The facility was beautiful and there were plenty of places to sit outside and admire the view.

DPM1

This facility had been recommended by a friend who was a former patient/resident there. My first impression was that this was a small, well cared for property. This suggested to me that the residents there would be well cared for as well. The decor was updated and cheerful and the building was very clean and odor free. The staff was very friendly and I liked the fact that an R.N. was always on duty. I also liked the fact that this was not a huge sprawling complex where a patient may get forgotten. The facility offered physical rehabilitation, patient activities, an in-house dining facility, and barber/hair salon services. Outside entertainment in the form of singing groups was brought in periodically. A Dr. specializing in geriatric care was on staff and held periodic meetings with the patient's family to discuss the patient's progress or lack thereof. These meetings included the facility staff that care for the patient such as nurses, aides and therapists, providing a 360-degree view of the patient's regimen of care. Meals were served in the dining hall or brought to the bedside as need dictated. The patient, who was a good cook, was somewhat critical of the taste of the food but it was nutritious. Care was taken to keep the facility clean and decorations were set out to recognize the changing of the seasons and holidays. This was a cheerful touch and helped provide a sense of normalcy for the patients and their families.