Nursing Home Communities in Laurens, SC

"I visited NHC HealthCare lots of times, and it is fantastic. They have a beautiful little dining area, they have a rehab area where they do their exercise, and like the others they have a place to beautify the ladies. The grounds are very well-taken care of. The care is very good, they take their job seriously, and they are people oriented. "

"I have chosen Wesley Commons. I just toured the independent living but they have the continuing care community, so if I need care, it would be continuous and that's what I was looking for. The way I was treated was just great. I talked to some of the people who seemed happy. I was so impressed with the environment, with the staff, and with the facility. It was absolutely beautiful. It didn't take anything to convince me that was the place to be. The food smelled wonderful. We saw the prices and heard about how great it was. I was able to see a menu and what's served and it looked great."

"My mother-in-law was at NHC Healthcare Mauldin. It was clean. It was renovated. It had large spaces for activities. It was bright and lively. The activities were amazing. The dining room was amazing. Everything about it was wonderful. The rehab was spot-on perfect. The staff engaged us when we went to visit my mother-in-law. They had a good relationship with her with the way they interacted with her. They were helpful. They answered questions. They came when we rang the bell. They were very attentive."

"My father was a resident there, and my family cannot say anything but thank-you for the excellant care and compassion that was provded to him and our family. The staff on pink hall are the best starting with Christy, Pam, Jan, Sherita, Gabby and the CNA'S . Granted there are a few that dont measure up,, but the ones named make up for what they dont do. We would highly recommend this facility to anyone that needs placement for their loved ones., rest assured you can lay down and rest in peace at night knowing yoour loved one is being taken care of."

"White Oak Manor - Newberry has 24-hour care and the service is excellent. They have physical therapy. They are topnotch and the management is on top of their game. Everytime I call and I have questions, I get answers. Life became a lot easier for me and my wife. It's institutional food, and somebody stays with my mother to make sure she eats something. They sit with us and make sure that we know everything we need to know about her care. It's an open facility. I can go anytime I want to see her."

"I'm considering Rolling Green Village for myself. I've had many friends who've lived there. The best thing about them is the friendly atmosphere. The staff is attentive. I have eaten onsite there before and I know the food is good. The place seems very inviting and clean. Clearly the staff is attentive to any cleaning that needs to be done. In my friend's room sometimes it becomes cluttered, but never dirty. My friend has so many things that she does. She has friends come to visit her and they're able to go to the dining room or to different areas and to visit or eat or play games. And she does get therapy there onsite. They have every sort of facility that you would need right there onsite. They have an excellent layout for the rooms. The size of the room is a good fit for someone with my friend's disabilities. It's very appropriate."

"My mother-in-law was at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Greenville. It was clean and welcoming. It was good. I didn't get to encounter the staff as much. They were not nearby or available. It's not that they didn't do a good job, but I felt like it was a little more difficult to find them. They did, however, three hours a day of rehabilitating exercises, card games, and group sessions. They kept them very engaged. The facility was brand new."

Linville Court at The Cascades Verdae, located in Greenville, SC, offers a variety of care types including Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing Care, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Independent Living, Respite Care, and Continuing Care Retirement Community. This wide range of care options ensures that residents can receive the appropriate level of support and services tailored to their individual needs. The community provides different living arrangements such as Independent Living Apartments and Villas, catering to those who seek a more autonomous lifestyle within a supportive environment.Rooms at Linville Court are designed to offer comfort and convenience, with amenities like kitchens, living rooms, and dining areas available in some units. This setup allows residents to feel more at home, maintaining a level of independence and privacy. The community is also equipped with an array of amenities that enhance the living experience. These include an emergency response system, meals provided, pet-friendly policies, organized activities and programs, a swimming pool, outdoor and garden areas, a resort-style community vibe, salon services, on-site restaurant, internet access, and various health and wellness activities.In addition to physical comforts, Linville Court provides several essential services aimed at improving the quality of life for its residents. These services include medication management, general transportation, on-staff nurses, personal care services, physical and occupational therapy, housekeeping, a nutrition specialist, and mental health care training for staff. Such comprehensive service offerings ensure that residents not only live comfortably but also receive the necessary care and assistance to lead a healthy and fulfilling life.

Mountainview Nursing Home, situated in Spartanburg, SC, offers specialized care aimed at ensuring the well-being of its residents, including both Memory Care and Assisted Living. The community features apartment-style units designed to promote a home-like atmosphere, with living rooms and kitchenettes available in some units. The facility is equipped with a variety of room amenities to enhance comfort and convenience. Living rooms provide ample space for relaxation and socializing, while the kitchenettes offer residents the option to prepare their own meals. Mountainview Nursing Home also includes several communal amenities designed to enrich residents' lives. Outdoor common areas provide a pleasant spot for fresh air and light exercise. The community is pet-friendly, allowing residents to keep cherished companions. A range of activities and services is available to support an engaging lifestyle. Organized activities and social programs foster a sense of community, while communal dining offers opportunities for social interaction with provided meals that meet dietary needs. Additional offerings include yoga and stretching sessions, as well as organized field trips and outings. To support day-to-day living, the community provides general transportation and housekeeping services. Residents can stay connected with WiFi/internet access available throughout the facility. Shared common areas and various social activities and events further promote social engagement, contributing to an environment that supports both physical and mental well-being.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: South Carolina Department of Public Health

"My father was a resident in this place when it was Oakmont Manor. The name has changed but from what I understand the standard of care hasn't. My mother was no longer able to provide full time care for my father. She would have died had she kept going at the pace she was going. We finally convinced her this was the best decision because Dad would be in a facility with equipment and staff to provide the 'round the clock care one person alone couldn't do. It was the most agonizing decision any of us ever had to make but we believed it was in my parents best interest. We trusted the facility. We were wrong. Every nightmarish thing I had ever heard about a nursing home was true with this place. If you love someone, don't send them here. If you loathe someone don't send them here. By the way when asked for value, I am not sure how to rate the value of breaking someone's spirit."

"Rooms are great. Very clean. I found the staff very accommodating and easy to get along with. Lots of activity going on."

"My husband was doing physical therapy at NHC HealthCare-Greenville. They kept him busy. He did bingo, painting, and many other things. They had bands come in and play. It was great. They were short a lot of time with nurses, especially during COVID, so sometimes it would take a while for them to come change my husband, but we understood that. Whoever cooks there should go teach the other people how to cook. It was top-notch. They would give you choices you wanted and you picked it out. You could get whatever you wanted and then they had another menu if you wanted something else on that day. You could opt out and get something like a hamburger or grilled cheese or soup or whatever. He ate every single piece of it and he never left anything. The staff was awesome. Some of them would come to visit my husband even though it wasn't their job. The maintenance man came in to visit him. Then some of the nurses would drop by just to say hi. They had three courtyards that's right in the middle and you can go out there and they have all these flowers planted and a place where you can ride with the wheelchair and stuff. It was just beautiful. Every day I tried to get him into his wheelchair and we'd go and ride, which I think helped. The way the facility was laid out was great. The activities were the best part. They have them just about every single day. They'll have somebody come in to or play the piano. It was always something to get their minds off of their illness. The building was clean. They had everything organized. The physical therapy people were really good. They worked hard and tried their best."

"My mother has moved into Piedmont Post Acute. The main reason we chose it was because she had been there once before. It was under a different name, but it's the same staff and everything, and it's close to her family. She really likes it there. Right now, she's there for rehabilitation to help her walk again after the break of her leg. The staff has been very helpful and very attentive to her. She likes the staff, especially the therapeutic staff that are working with her. She has commented on how good the food is. She was surprised. She does memory testing and things like that. What they're doing with her right now is therapy to help her walk again. They have a salon and a courtyard and a formal dining area, and if her family wanted to come in and fix a meal and have a meal with her, they can. They have quite a few amenities that would be admirable for most places. Right now, her fees are being taken care of by Medicaid and her insurance."