Nursing Home Communities in Greensboro, NC

"My mother stayed at Friends Homes. It was a great place. They were very kind. The staff got to know my mom until the end. I knew there was a problem, and I called to have a welfare check. I called the nurse that we had been working with, and she didn't go check on my mom. As it turned out, my mom had fallen. She couldn't get up, but she waited until she heard other people in the hall going to dinner. She just yelled until somebody responded, so I don't know how long she was on the ground. She then went to the hospital and we discovered that she most likely had lung cancer. And I think that's not their fault at all. But other than that, the staff was fabulous. My mom said she didn't have to cook the food, so it was great for her. My mom was a difficult person, but she was reasonably happy there, which for her was probably as happy as she had been anywhere. Every other staff member was phenomenal. The facility was very nice. It's a very well-established home. They have anything that you could want. They had fabulous activities. The price was very reasonable for what she got."

"Staff: They are super attentive (Cassandra). There for you, answer all of my concerns. Rooms: Clean, spacious, plenty of closet and drawer space. Food: Very good. Lima beans are really good (grandma must be in the kitchen) chef salad looks delicious."

"The facility was clean, they had friendly staff and they appeared to be concerned with their residents. The facility provided various activities for residents who were able to participate. There were events such as game night and movie nights that allowed residents to be able to get out of their rooms and mingle with other residents. Each hallway had a cute name such as "Robin Way", which made the place feel like home. Instead of just having a room number, they had "street" to go to. The staff seemed to be knowledgeable and the residents seemed to like them. They treated residents with care and respect. Since most of the residents are elderly, it was nice to see them give respect. They called patients Ms. Or Mr. and their names. Even though many of the residents are older and sometimes rude, staff knew how to deal with it properly. It was nice to see the staff attempt to make the facility feel like a home away from home for their clients. "

"I toured Well-Spring Retirement Community. It has everything you could want for all levels, and it is a large facility that would allow me to walk get my steps and get in shape. It has a gym. It has a swimming pool. It's hard to beat that. It was very clean. The cafeteria was very nice. It was very pleasant. Everybody there was pleasant and was very willing to talk and give me all the information I wanted."

"This is the ONLY place residents receive more than 2 days of rehab. My loved one was back on her feet in no time. Staff was stretched but took care of my loved one's needs."

"My mom is now at Adams Farm Living & Rehabilitation. It's very nice. I've been there. It's clean. She raves about the food. The food is great and the majority of the staff is really great. Her room is nice and large. The facility is very clean. I haven't seen the dining area because she's been eating food in her room. They're providing good rehabilitation and therapy for her."

"My mother in law was there for several months and was well taken care of. She spoke highly of everyone!"

"My sister stayed at Clapps Nursing Center, and it was nice. She was in there for 2 to 3 weeks. The facility was very clean, and it smelled good. The people were very friendly and helpful. The facility was good. I liked the place. The staff was friendly and helpful. The food smelled and looked good. They gave my sister a lot of food. They had activities there, but my sister wasn't able to participate."

"Clean, comfortable and friendly caring staff. The food is much better than other local options in nursing homes. They have a new director of nursing who seems to be on top of things."

"My mom stayed here for many years, and totally enjoyed everything about Maryfield. She actually is the person who chose this site as opposed to us "kids". She was mostly in Independent Living quarters for about 8 years before health necessitated her moving to the nursing facility there for a relatively short period of time. The people working there are not only very capable, but they are also extremely caring and pay attention to their residents. I have had other friends in residence here both in Independent Living as well as Assisted Living. ALL have been extremely positive about their experience here."

"River Landing at Sandy Ridge is very expensive. It's not a new place. It has been around forever. What I like best about them is the location and the facilities, and they go on trips, but you have to have a lot of money to live there. However, you can be there until the Good Lord comes to get you because they have all of those facilities. If you get to where you need someone to come and wash your face, you don't have to pack up and move somewhere to get that service. They have everything. They have swimming pools, tennis courts, and walking trails. It's beautiful. From the way it looks, it's well-kept. You can live in an apartment or a cottage. They have cottages and apartment-style units. You have a choice, and it depends on where you want to put your money. The food was good at the time that I had eaten there. My friend invites me over to have lunch with her often, usually for our birthday, Mother's Day, or something, and I have not had a bad meal with her. The staff is very nice and very polite. Some people have traditions like happy people produce happy service."

"My mother is in Countryside Village Retirement Community independent living. She's gonna be moving later this week to the assisted living part. It served all the basic needs. It's a good community. The residents were very friendly to one another. The staff is very polite, very patient and understanding. She's been there just short of four years. She has a two-bedroom apartment that's handicap accessible and has a spacious floorplan. The overhead lighting could have been better. Bingo is an activity they offer. They had coffee for the residents in the mornings and exercise, which they call seniorcise. They usually have a social on a monthly basis in the activities room or lodge. There was a library and an outdoor courtyard with a gazebo. She will be moving into a whole separate section of the complex, and it's a private room. They just provide one meal in independent living; that's lunch."

Forsyth Senior Estates & Rehabilitation, located in High Point, NC, offers a variety of care types to meet the needs of its residents. These include skilled nursing care, memory care, hospice care, respite care, and short-term rehabilitation care. This wide range of services ensures that whether a resident requires intensive support or simply a temporary place to recover, their needs can be met. The facility focuses on providing a supportive and caring environment for all its residents, regardless of the level of care they require.The amenities at Forsyth Senior Estates & Rehabilitation are designed to promote both physical and mental well-being. Residents can enjoy organized activities and programs, meals provided for them, and assistance with mobility and wheelchair needs. For those looking to stay active and engaged, there are facilitated field trips and outings, health and wellness activities, yoga and stretching opportunities, and various social activities and events. These amenities are aimed at ensuring residents have a fulfilling and enjoyable stay, with plenty of opportunities to engage with their community and maintain their health.In terms of services, Forsyth Senior Estates & Rehabilitation is well-equipped to cater to the diverse needs of its residents. Nurses are on staff to provide medical care, and there are services for physical therapy and rehabilitation, as well as special diets and dietary accommodations. General and medical transportation services make it easier for residents to attend appointments and outings. Additionally, personal care services and assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) are available, ensuring that residents receive the support they need. The facility also offers holistic and alternative therapy options, catering to those who seek a more comprehensive approach to their health and well-being.

"SunBridge is actually a multi-tier system that works well from what I can see. I did not get a tour that I would have loved but I did get a quick walk through because there was something going on within the building. Outside was lovely. The grounds were kept up and there were a few elderly folk chatting it up and having a great time on a few of the benches placed outside. In fact, SunBridge is just one of many facilities across America owned by the same corporation so you know they must be doing well for themselves and once you step inside the building you will see what I am talking about. The staff was very helpful in answering questions that I had and the guest did seem to have enjoyed themselves while I was there. I would definitely give this place a try and see where it leads. "