The Best Nursing Home Communities in Danville City County, VA

"MNC was very good with the care and treatment of my mother in her final years. I am grateful for all of the assistance. "

"My aunt was there. Staff were friendly and attentive. Rehab team got her back to doing things for herself that she hadn’t done in years. "

"Penn Nursing Center was very clean, and there was no smell of urine. The staff was attentive to the patients. The rooms were clean and neat. They are part of the hospital system. I didn’t see any problems with it. The grounds were very well-maintained, very secure, and easy to get to. "

"My mom has been staying at Avante at Reidsville. She's doing great and the place is awesome. It's easy to go around, but the place has a smell down the hall. My mom does a lot of physical therapy and all the women love her. She is babied and they dote on her. Pat, the nurse, is just awesome, and does everything for my mother. She's great and we're very happy. They have a library, workout room, a room where you can just go to sit, talk, and watch TV, and a really nice dining room. They also have a salon where she can get her hair and nails done, and she's really happy about that."

"I visited this facility in April 2012 to see my aunt. She was on the South end of the facility. I found everyone there to be very friendly. The receptionist at the door greeted us and knew exactly what room my aunt was in. As we walked down the hall, the area smelled like what could have possibly been dirty diapers or human odor. I'm sure that that's common in facilities such as this, and I only smelled it on my way in and not my way out. My aunt was in good spirits and said everyone there had been real nice to her. She had just finished eating and said the food wasn't too bad considering where she was. We stayed about an hour or so until my cousin came in to visit and as I had my wife and four children with me which was a room full in a semi private room, I politely excused us and we made our way back to the front. All the nurses and aides seemed friendly and played with my children. The facility did appear clean throughout. All in all, if I had to go to a facility of this nature, I believe I would like it to be this one. "

"My mother-in-law is staying in Mulberry Creek Nursing & Rehab Center, and I think it's pretty good. Their visiting is limited because of the pandemic. It's very hard to make a judgment about the nursing care or anything that I've observed, but I will tell you that she seems to be pleased with the nursing care. The nurses are always prompt and call me to let me know if there have been any changes, if they've changed any medication, or if she's not feeling well. I've been very pleased with that. You can only visit for 30 minutes twice a week, so it's kind of hard to judge what's going on, but she seems to be comfortable and taken care of. We've had very little interaction with the staff, but they do call me and let me know if there are changes in her condition. They're very positive, very accurate, and they're very kind."

"Gretna Health and Rehab is the best in the area. The staff care about their residents as well as for them."

"We're very happy with the care that Mom has received at Roxboro Health Care and Rehabilitation Center. They're providing the rehabilitation, physical therapy, and occupational therapy. They're very attentive. They've kept me informed. They're friendly, informative, and caring. They have activities, but her participation has been somewhat limited because of where she is in her stroke recovery. They have a couple of garden areas outside, an activity room, and a gym."

"Kings Grant has a good reputation; people speak well of them. They seemed to be very friendly and helpful and answered all the questions you need. The staff was very friendly and nice too. "

"I have found the South Boston Health and Rehab staff to be helpful and courteous. They are all patient and compassionate. My husband's room is nice and has a view. The meals are typically quite good. The nursing home has a great activities department. All nursing homes are experiencing staff shortages, not just South Boston Health and Rehab. By understanding this is nationwide, hopefully families and residents will recognize that the need for patience and effective communication is necessary. The jobs of the CNA's and Nurses are not easy. In particular, the CNA has tasks that are the most difficult. Their duties are underappreciated. Be kind to your CNA and Nurse! They are the key to your loved one's comfort and care! "