Nhc Healthcare - Greenville

Cherry

My mom was in Nhc Healthcare. It was excellent and they provided excellent care there. They also had excellent staff members, but they did not have an opening when we went last time. The rooms were neat and clean, and the food was excellent.

mary-p-061628

We had to put my father-in-law in NHC Healthcare. I found their care to be exceptional all the way around, from the rehab to the skilled nursing, and he is very happy. They serve every need that he has, they have been responsive to us, and they are just very good. I have no complaints. We made appointments and they have kept the appointments; some we had to change, and everybody was very amenable. He loves his nurses, the food is certainly good, and he is very close to us, which is very important. We can take him out where we want to and get him back whenever they tell us to. They are very easy to work with. He was in a semi-private first, and it was small, but everything was clean; it was just a lack of privacy. He is now in a private room, and we are getting ready to bring his own furniture in to make it homier. Basically, it has an adjustable bed, a night stand, and a closet. It is clean, just not very homey. Most of the people tend to be there for short-term, but my father-in-law is one who is going to stay. But for the short-term, it is certainly more than adequate.

reviewerofnursinghomes

I've visited many other facilities and this is top notch by comparison! Patients have lots of activities to pass the time and staff seem genuinely concerned for their patients.

Emma15

I visited NHC Healthcare at Greenville for my mother. It was open and clean. The people were friendly and pretty much take care of all your needs. The food was OK. The rooms were of a good size, and the bathrooms were nice and clean. They had plenty of activities, like bingo and games, and people from churches who perform music. They enjoyed those a lot. The rehab section and the social worker were excellent.

Gretchen2015

My family member has been in NHC Greenville for a few years and we continue to be impressed with the level of care provided. The staff seem to genuinely care for the patients AND the family members. Thank you for all that you do!

Marie103

I visited this center for review of rehab for a family member. It was very clean. The residents were involved in an activity in the dining room upon arrival. I didn't smell anything unpleasant. The therapy gym was large and patients were getting one to one treatment. The lady who showed me around was extremely nice and knowledgeable of services and general information of rehab processes. All staff was extremely friendly and I saw personal interactions between the staff and patients.

Laura113887250

My mother is in NHC Healthcare – Greenville. She stayed in another branch when she came out of surgery sometime before. It's very convenient to me, and I can be there within 4 or 5 minutes if anything happens. One of the CNAs let her fall out of bed by leaving her unattended, so I'm in a major conversation with them right now on how that happened and how it cannot happen in the future. She is paralyzed on one side, and they left her laying on her side with no protection there to keep her from falling. The food is fine, and the rooms are fine but are pretty typical. They have activities posted on every wing, and they have a calendar that they put in every patient's room.

Laura48

We had a very poor experience at NHC HealthCare Greenville. My mother had to go to a rehab center, and they had recommended this one; we just had a horrific experience with them. She fell within the first 12 hours of being there, and the nurse on duty could not tell me what time it had happened or where it had happened. He tried to put the blame on my mother's roommate. We did talk with the administrator about it, and the nurse promised to make changes, but that did not happen. My mother got a shower at 4 a.m. with ice cold water.

Caring5327

Dad went into NHC HealthCare for rehabilitation. He was 72 years old and a diabetic. They were supposed to check his feet and put medication on it. But they did not, and my dad ended up going into septic shock and got infection into the bone. His foot had gangrene, so he ended up having his foot amputated. And then he went into septic shock about a week after that, so they had to amputate his entire leg.

naomi1

The staff was very friendly and nice to the family. They took an interest in what the family desired. Some of the aides were not the best. They dropped my grandma a few times. They also were upset with her at times and not very caring. The place was always clean and orderly.

nhcreviewer

NHC Greenville (Greer) appears just like any other skilled nursing facility when you walk in the door. The staff that greets you is friendly and helpful enough. There do appear to be adequate security doors in place for patients who may be prone to wander. The facility seems rather cold, impersonal, and darkly decorated. One of the first rooms you see when entering is the dining room, and the food appears and smells much less than desirable. As with most nursing homes there is very much the smell of diapers in the hallway. The nursing staff seems a bit scraggly and unprofessional. Each name tag either identified the nursing staff as an LPN or CNA, no RN's. Some of the staff seemed to be genuinely interested and concerned for the patients while others did not. The therapy room staff does appear professional, concerned for the patents, and competent. There is a big difference in attention and resources for the medicare wing verses the other 3 payment source wings. There seem to be a few activities a day for patients, but most residents were simply laying in bed watching tv. Overall this facility is not impressive, but I have also seen worse. In looking for a place for a loved one to receive skilled nursing care, the location of this facility is wonderful for frequent visits and easy access to most of town. You do have to remember that this is a skilled nursing facility and the patients there require such care that it isn't going to feel the same as an assisted living or other lesser level of care where the patients are more independent, aware, mobile, etc.