My husband was at Greenridge Senior Care. It was a nice facility. It was open and airy. It was adjacent to a skilled nursing facility. He was there right after he was released from skilled nursing. He was under home hospice care. One of the things that the occupational therapist recommended was to make sure that he would sit up everyday to strengthen his core muscles, but they never did that. He was always in his bed, lying down 24/7. They didn't have the staff to assist him going to the bathroom and lifting him up. The afternoon staff was much better. Lily and Francisco were good with him. They were supposed to feed him with chopped food (which should have been good for his speech therapy), but instead they fed him with baby-like consistency food. My overall experience with them was not good at all.

I moved my mom to Greenridge Senior Care because she needed assisted living. My mom gets personal assistance in getting up and moving about. They keep the rooms clean. It's an older building, but it's clean. They're working on the outside to make it much more appealing to the residents. The ambiance is a little dull. They have a living room and a dining room which becomes a craft room, and they're working on a patio.