Windsor House Greenville, SC

I was able to tour Windsor House for my mother-in-law. It's currently being remodeled and the price was reasonable. I didn't see anything negative about the building or anything while we were there, and the staff was extremely nice and friendly. The staff was very nice and friendly. They have a beauty salon, they've got physical therapy, and they have everything that she'll need, including social activities.

We went to Windsor House. We liked it. The overall tour experience was great. We thought it was a nice community, but we haven't taken my dad over there yet. The only thing we didn't like about them was the fact that my dad had to eat his meals in the dining room. But there are a lot of days when his blood sugar is off and he can't make it to the dining room, so that's a little up in the air for us. The staff were wonderful though. We liked the layout. The room was a decent size. They have lots of activities. They have in-house health care, which is important to us. The staff are very friendly and attentive to the residents' needs. They know them by name and reach out to them, and I like that. The place is clean and very nice.

I went to Windsor House. They were friendly, but it was not as impressive as the other place I visited. It's an old building and it doesn't have the modern touch like all the others. The outdoors was pleasant and well taken care of.

I went to Windsor House Greenville. It was very nice. Another thing I like about it is that it's family-owned, so there's some more direct contact with the residents. They have little rooms that they live in, and they had good energy and it was friendly. It seemed like they cared about the residents. The person that gave me the tour was very knowledgeable, he was one of the high-level administrative people so he was very qualified. There are trees around there, it's a wooded lot and it's off of the main artery in Greenville. I was in the back and I saw trees right there. Their rooms were about 300 square feet, it's the standard, and the largest is 305 square feet. They have 24-hour a day supervision by qualified staff, and table service with meals planned by a registered dietitian. There's a cozy fireplace and living room area, a private library, a large sunroom, and a covered patio area. They also have local transportation provided, activities for all resident levels, cable TV, and housekeeping and maintenance.

We completed the tour at Windsor House. It was great. We went into the facility and talked with the assistant director and one of the nurses. Then they took us around to the rooms that were available on the backside and let us go into the rooms and see them. We were pleased with it. It was immaculate. The staff said they were fixing to get a facelift, have the walls painted, a new carpet, and everything, and she said that was coming very soon. She was a 5. She was very personable and knowledgeable. We saw the menus and what they were having. We didn't try the food, but we saw the meals at the dining room, and they looked very appetizing.

I lived here three years the employees are very nice to me! The food is great! When I first came here I was180 ponds, I am now at 205. The rooms are very nice. Bingo is a favorite pass time. They are doing a great job keeping us safe from the covid 19. I love the attitude the staff acts towards the residents here!. Some of the employees here help with meals on wheels. They also distribute the medicine in a proper way. The med, techs have a lot of experience! The workers keep a smile on their face! I try to stay in shape my lifting weights.

My parents were in Windsor House Greenville for three months. They had a large 1-room and a large bathroom. The people were very helpful and it was always very easy to get in touch with someone. During the corona virus they have always answered phone calls and called us back, so we were very pleased with them. My dad has improved enough to go home. The staff was kind, personable and professional. They also had single rooms, my parents' room was the next size up. There was just enough space for a sitting area, television, you could have fit a college size refrigerator, they had a queen bed, recliners, a lamp, table and TV. They also had larger rooms but they were all filled. Since my parents were there during the quarantine, they couldn't do the activities that they usually do. They normally have trips to Walmart or Target but of course they couldn't do that. For a while they were keeping residents in their rooms, at some point during that time they were doing some crafts and parties on special days. They also have a TV room, a library, a sun porch, and they had a lot of little sitting areas they could go to.

The living atmosphere at Windsor House was very good. When we toured, they were playing bingo in the common area and everybody was enjoying that. All the residents that we saw were very friendly. I asked a couple of them how they liked it, and they like it there. There was a person we knew who lived there that we visited before, and she was very happy there. The staff who gave us the tour was very nice, I also spoke to the director and the activities director. She was very friendly, informative, and gave us information that we needed. The only thing about this place was that they didn't have a memory care unit, and we knew that we would need that down the road. That was our only complaint about that place. We saw the dining area but it wasn't during mealtime. They had a lot of activities planned, the only thing we saw was them playing bingo when we were there, but they had different activities during the day. All I can say is that, the person we knew who live there and her family members were happy and they thought it was wonderful.