Pine Grove Senior Living
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- 2006 Pelham Road, Greenville, SC 29615
- (864) 288-3331
- 4.5 ( 2 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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About This Community
Live the high life in Greenville Place, where thoughtfully designed floor plans and myriad recreational and social opportunities await. Residents will feel the Southern charm of our Assisted Living and Memory Care community in Greenville, South Carolina, with wrap-around porches and plenty of southern-style rockers providing the utmost in relaxation. Residents are warmhearted, interesting people who enjoy the freedom of Assisted Living - freedom from the worries and dangers of solitary living and cooking and cleaning in surroundings that are kind and gracious - with the knowledge of knowing someone is always at hand if help is needed. Our multitude of ongoing programs, including baking and walking clubs and holiday-themed events, keep residents physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally stimulated. Our friendly and professional staff members are available 24 hours a day and offer support services including housekeeping and laundry, medication reminders and special nutritional counseling. Our ideal location, approximately halfway between Atlanta and Charlotte, affords our residents plenty of options for dining, shopping, recreation and healthcare. And, with scheduled courtesy transportation to medical appointments and shopping destinations, our residents have the freedom to explore with the camaraderie to build lasting friendships.
Reviews
4.5
( 2 Reviews )
Chuck
November 12, 2022
Pine Grove Senior Living was neat and clean. They were an older place because my dad stayed there about 20 years ago, and it's called something else then. They have a separate memory center there. I only met with one person, and she was pretty good. It was my second choice. They have an area where you can get your hair trimmed.
Sharon
April 28, 2022
We are choosing Pine Grove Senior Living for my mom. They try to keep everybody active there. She has to go into memory care where people kind of forget and don't have the cognizance. The ones that we see were higher functioning though. They have memory boxes on doors where they list things that the patients like and don't like. They try to keep them active with things that they did for work. They try to bring that back around so that they can try to keep them around and not get as far along as our mother at the moment.
The lady who gave us the tour was the regional manager, and she knew everything except for the pricing. She didn't have a key to show us the room, but we had seen some of the other patients' rooms as we toured the building. All of the staff that we encountered were friendly and just as nice as they could be. They had just finished their Easter egg hunt when we got there.
We were in assisted living first, and then we went to memory care. The staff down in assisted living were the ones helping us to start and they were all just as polite as they could be and trying to get us to the right place with the right people.
The size of the room has ample space too. Some of the rooms have two people in them and they still have plenty of floor space between the people. The whole facility was clean, the rooms were clean, and it was nice. They were there in the process of purchasing new matching furniture. If you just want to have a private visit, they have a room just for that. They have little games and things in the room that the patients can do to keep them busy. They have a lot of different rooms going on. There's a room that's just for watching TV.
As we were leaving, they were serving dinner and they had chicken, pasta, and broccoli. They also have fresh fruit for the people as a morning snack, and then they have a midday snack after lunch, and then after dinner, they offer them a protein snack. They said they needed to keep them hydrated so that's their way of doing that. It smells really good and it's appetizing on the plate.
