Nursing Home Communities in Greensboro, NC

"My wife was in Friends Homes before she passed away, and I liked the place very much. However, they didn't have covered parking, which is the only thing I didn't like about them. The people are very nice, and you can move into independent living and move up to full care. They have everything in terms of amenities, and the food was very good. The workers are also pretty good."

"The care for what I needed was good. Their physical therapy was excellent, and the food was good. The only thing that I complained about was the time it took sometimes to get your light answered. They didn't have a desk where the call button would show up; they had to depend on the light outside your door. Sometimes, they would be short of help, and that could be a problem, but they've worked on that and I think overall Camden Place did very well. The staff was very good especially the physical therapy and occupational therapy -- actually that was excellent. They were very clean. They used to clean the room everyday, and they had what they call deep cleaning where they come in and get you out and really clean deeper than they can with you in the room, and I thought that was impressive. They listened to all the complaints. "

"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. "

"My mom just moved to the skilled nursing part of Well-Spring, A Life Plan Community. Before that, she was in assisted living. It's a five-star facility with wonderful staff. It's beautiful and they serve wonderful food. They do a whole lot of activities. They have bingo, music, trivia games, ice cream socials every week, cookies and tea days a couple of times a week, happy hour with red and white wine once a week, movie days where they have popcorn, bridge playing, walks, and outside trips to grocery stores on their own shuttle bus. They also have a theater at the facility where you can come to watch performances such as Broadway series, a pool for water aerobics, Zumba, and other exercise classes."

"Guilford Health Care Center was our first experience with Rehab Centers. My sister needed rehab therapy after a terrible fall. As her guardian, I needed to choose from a list of rehab centers that were Medicare approved and that worked with the Cone Health System in Greensboro. We popped in for a tour, without any notice to the staff. The facility was clean, did not smell, the staff appeared to be happy in their work and the residents / patients were not parked in the hallway forgotten. We were told that my sister, who has Down's Syndrome, could be treated there with no issues. We had exceptional service - literally from admission to discharge. The staff treated my sister with dignity and respect, keeping in mind her reduced capacity during her recovery. The staff went out of their way to ensure her safety and well being. They found unique ways to increase her healing and rebuilding her life skills. The staff were tremendously gracious and sincerely loving towards my sister. The meals were not typical "nursing home" foods. They smelled good, many items to choose from and a few "off menu choices" if you did not like the main features. The dining staff new my sister's name, her likes and dislikes and did everything they could do to accommodate her preferences. The housekeeping staff were friendly and did a fantastic job of keeping the center clean and spotless! The PT, OT and Speech Therapy staff were wonderful, kind and went above and beyond in my sister's therapy. Every staff member at GHCC that came in contact with my sister greeted her by her name, asked her how she was doing and most gave her hugs. There were activities that included musicians, bingo, spiritual services, etc. All I can say is that we had a wonderful experience and would recommend this facility."

"My husband was a long time resident at Adams Farm. He was treated with the utmost respect by the staff. Special kudos to the nursing and rehab staff. They gave 200%. The facility, though old, was comfortable, the food was good, activities for just about everyone. Adams farm became my husband’s home away from home. I will be eternally grateful for the care the staff provided to make my husband as comfortable as possible. "

"Social Work has done an excellent job for me. I learned about Ashton Place when I visited on its opening day back in November of 2009. As a resident I would say that my discharge plan was A-OK . I am pleased to commend every single staff member from Housekeeping to the Highest Professionals who had a part in my care especially the Rehab Staff. Their courteous, caring, and efficient treatment is unsurpassed and very much appreciated. My thanks for the ease in the Admissions and Discharge process. Food was outstanding! "

"My mother-in-law moved into Clapps Nursing Center, and we like it. The place is very clean and well taken care of. Everything is in tip-top shape. The staff is very friendly and very knowledgeable, and they seem to be on top of everything as far as what she needs and what she likes. They have craft time, and people come in singing and doing different things with them. The food is wonderful. They give her a choice if she doesn't like what they're serving, and she has always enjoyed it."

"Very friendly atmosphere. Was visiting for a potential place for a loved one and I really like this one. "

"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 excellent. It's a very active community. The people are very friendly, and there are a lot of things to do. They have a wellness center, inside walk-in tracks, lot of equipment to work out on, and even if it's COVID, we have art, and a lot of Bridge going on every day. We have a 9-hole golf course here, which I love. There are just lots of activities. The staff is excellent. They all know your name when you come in and they call you by your last name, which is very nice. The food's really excellent as well. They have four restaurants here, so you have a lot of different things you can go to. They also got a salon and a lot of classes, like yoga. Whatever you want is here. They also have internal medicine clinic just down the hallway."

"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.

"my sister broke both hips and needed a place for rehab close to her home. Triad was the place.m the administrative staff did more than we could ask for transporting her for her radiation. They heard our concerns and acted on them. They went far beyond the extra mile to make sure she was comfortable. "