Nursing Home Communities in Wilson, NC

"Located pretty far west of Phoenix, the Mondell House is a pretty to look at facility. Reminds me of one of those Victorian houses you might see in Georgia. Very pleasing to the eye, with great long lawns of grass, trees, a huge entry way with pillars and small steps up onto a patio. Actually, very pretty. When my mother and I visited, we were most impressed by the activity. Residents everywhere and many appeared comfortable, at home so to speak and in an environment they enjoyed. One tiny little downfall for me, in fact I hate even saying this because this did seem like a well staffed facility, but there is a full time registered nurse on staff, but what about when her shift ends? We were told that there is 24 hour access to a nurse, which made me think, we (or should I say she?) would have to make phone calls for assistance. The facility does offer incentives as far as baseball Spring training nearby, Bingo (yet in a nearby location), and credit if you refer a friend (as long as the friend stays for at least a month). A truly beautiful home with courtyards and studio apartments, one bedroom apartments. It seemed to me, personally, although I am only 41 years young, the residents seemed equal to my abilities. Able to care for themselves, just in need of some very basic assistance. My impression of this place was good. I liked their amenities. I liked how they cared for the home itself and its surroundings. I just wanted more for my mom, more access to help in the event more help was required. "

"I really enjoyed visiting this facility. The landscaping is great. They have multiple sitting areas outside for the residents. The residents were so nice and lovable. I spoke to several resident there while visiting and was told repeatedly that they are comfortable and enjoy living in a place were the staff is respectful and friendly. I also seen several other resident's family members visiting as well. I over heard a conversation that a nurse was having with a family about they're father. Sounds like dad is improving rapidly. Putting a family member in a adult-care residence is never easy, but if if came down to it. Make sure you think threw and make the best decision. This would be a good place "

"Do not send your loved ones to this place it was horrible I was there for 2 weeks and felt more like I was in a a rehab the nurses were rude the staff was rude the food was awful and you weren't treated with any kind of respect at all the physical therapy person that was supposed to be given to physical therapy acute told me I grant you I have one leg and I was she told me I will she saw me walking down the hall with a walker and on the parallel bars I informed her that was not me and she said yes it was and when I asked to see my records she said she didn't have to show them to me and she proceeded to want to know why I was even there so do not send your loved ones there in the first two nights I was there they left me in my own feces for three and a half hours if it hadn't been for my daughter call it up there I'd probably lay there all day and night so don't send nobody you care about at this"

"This facility appears to be staffed with friendly, caring providers. In touring the facility I found it to be clean and well kept. My experience is new, however, I will be returning to this site to give updates as my contact continues. I am looking forward to excellent care for my loved one. My reasoning for 4 stars is because, there are no private accommodations as mentioned in the description. All rooms are shared. My overall review will be based on quality of care as the stay for my loved one continues. Stay tuned, that fifth star is sure to come. "

"At Britthaven of Goldsboro, they were very helpful and polite. I like the caring attitude that they had with the residents. I was impressed with the facility itself. The room was okay, but it was more like a hospital room with two people in it. However, it was clean. With regards to activities, at the time of my visit, a lot of them were visiting with their family members. As for the staff, in the beginning process I was agitated because I had called several times but I didn't get any feedback. However, when I visited, they answered my questions and they were polite. It was just that part when I made the initial contact, they just took awhile. I left messages but I never received a call back. When they did call back, they did apologize for that. They need to improve on communication. However, when I got there, it was an okay atmosphere. My mom just stayed in the lobby. She really wasn't too fond of the facility, but medically that's what we need. "

"I have visited this facility several times and am always impressed by staff who are caring and knowledgeable. Facility always clean and residents moving about with smiles on their faces. Nurses truly are concerned about the care and condition of those they attend to. I would not hesitate to have a family member in this facility."

"I have been in the facility multiple times because my grandmother was a resident. Staff is friendly and always helpful. Building is always clean and smells clean. Room and residents are always clean. I would send any of my family or friends to have rehab. Their rehab and activity department are awesome."

"My aunt has been in Golden Living for about six weeks now. It was closer to her home; it was nice, clean, and smelled good. The staff was very nice and courteous. I've seen the food my aunt eats and she doesn't complain about it. She has physical rehab twice a day. She has a private room with a bathroom. "

"The staff went above and beyond to make sure my grandmother was comfortable and well taken care of. I would recommend this facility above any other facility. I have never had a negative experience and the staff is always very pleasant to deal with. The residents do lots of activities and the staff takes requests if there is a particular activity residents want to do. "

"I visited, but I'm better, and I'm maintaining my independence this time. I would give it an excellent rating. There were people I already knew, and they were very pleasant. They have art classes, and they had some of their paintings up for display. They have exercise classes and Bible studies. They have probably more than I would want to achieve. The dining room is excellent. They have a good chef, and people in town rent the room, sometimes, for parties. I've eaten there; the food is very good."

"My mother was a resident of Smithfield Manor for three months. The staff is the thing that made this a good community. It was people who had worked there for many, many years. You could tell that they cared about their job and their residents. It was skilled nursing, so a lot of people were in beds. But they had lots of physical therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy."

"I have been a resident three different times and the staff are wonderful. The rehab department is awesome. They had me up and doing great in a matter of weeks."

"My dad is currently a resident there since mid February. We have watched him progress a great deal with the help of all the staff members. They are an excellent team and have a lot of joy and love in their hearts towards the residents there. He talks about the staff a lot and appreciates everything he gets help with and he enjoys them all. We as a family thank God for the opportunity that our dad was place at this facility. You all have done a great job during the pandemic and continue to have a positive attitude every day and be so strong. Thank you again, Michael, Cathy and Great Granddaughter Maleigha."

"Greenfield Place We toured this facility a couple years ago looking for a rehab place for my grandfather. It was a rather large place, larger than most we toured. It had well over 100 beds. Lots of nursing assistants on the halls and the patients seemed to be well tended to., however we only saw one actual nurse on the floor and she seemed to be very overwhelmed. The Physical therapy/ rehab department was very different. Lots of staff members including actual physical therapists, therapy aides and speech therapists. The admissions lady was very friendly and knowledgeable, she herself was a nurse and said she sometimes worked on the floor as an RN. We met the administrator who had both of her parents in the facility. She was sitting in the cafeteria with them, feeding them lunch. I was really impressed that she would place her parents in the care of her staff. There were two dining rooms, a rec room, two nice courtyards and the retirement wing had a nice little porch for residents to sit on . All of the regular rooms has double beds so residents didn't seem to have that much privacy. I think the rehab wing had single rooms. Overall, pretty clean and everyone seemed friendly. "