The Pines at Grove Manor

Peggie

The Pines at Grove Manor was a small facility and I didn't think they had very many residents. The staff who toured us around seemed very kind, knowledgeable, and caring. I contacted her again for respite care, but it took a little while for her to get back to me. She was basically in charge of everything. She was like the RN in charge. The double room that they had available was small. It wasn't sterile and stark like a hospital room, but about the same size. It looked out into a brick wall, and I don't believe that my parents would be comfortable there. There was some outdoor space, but not a lot. They did have an activity area, but it wasn't very big.

Dale

We've moved my mother to The Pines at Grove Manor. The staff is very helpful, the facility was very clean, open, and welcoming. It's a very nice facility. The room that we saw, I wouldn't call it spacious, but it's adequate. There's enough space for her bed, she's in double occupancy, and the rooms are clean and spacious. They have a beauty salon, and crafts room, there's got a chapel there, they offer more stuff for the patients to do. They've got a physical therapist, an occupational therapist, and a speech therapist on staff. They've also got a gym where they do physical therapy in the facility. They have several patios, and a couple of them have like water sprays and bird feeders. There are one or two covered patios so that you can sit even if it's raining outside. The staff answered all of my questions.

Glenda

The Pines at Grove Manor was perfectly fine. It was a bit far from the rest of our family, and it was a little more institutionalized and less personal. They shared rooms often, and felt more like a nursing home. The staff was wonderful.

Rita745611

Grove Manor is a nursing home with an assisted living side, which my friend has now relocated to. He wants to stay there because of the physical therapy team that is there. They are highly rated and renowned in the area for providing really good physical therapy services. It’s not really convenient for me, but for people who are living in the Mercer, Franklin, and Northern Lawrence County area, it would probably be fine, and it’s not hard to find either. He hates the food because it’s rather bland. The pricing is pretty good. The nurses are fine, the physical therapists are fine, and it’s a clean facility, but he just moved into the assisted living side and the air conditioner broke the first day.