We chose Brighton Gardens of Greensboro for my wife. The staff was fantastic. From the top down, they were all very, very nice, very, very helpful, and ready to answer any question. They gave us the full tour. The residents seemed quite happy there. We saw the one-bedroom suites, single-bedroom suites, and also the small and medium studio suites. We've chosen the smaller medium, and they happen to have vacancies right now. It was quite roomy. The small studio suites are only 12 square feet smaller and it didn't seem to make a great deal of difference there. I saw the dining area. The first time when I toured, there were people eating and I was impressed by the service and the camaraderie that I saw among the residents. When I came back with my wife, everything was set up for the next meal and it just was very impressive the way they had everything laid out and the table setup. The sales manager provided us with a calendar of activities for February, which was very useful. When we were there, they were just finishing up bingo and some other residents were watching a movie, and it was just a quick tour. We couldn't see all the activities, but we saw all the facilities and everything that was available. For example, an exercise bike, which my wife liked in particular. The grounds were impressive. They have a gazebo and various other areas for hanging out. I was impressed. The view is very good as well. I'm gonna have to give it an overall score of five, not only the facilities but also the pricing.

We visited Brighton Gardens of Greensboro. We did not feel that the people who work there were particularly outgoing or friendly. We did not like the facility as much. The individual rooms were fabulous and large and were very impressive. The salesperson that we dealt with was fantastic, very attentive, and responsive to questions, but no one else that we encountered there was particularly outgoing or welcoming to us. In terms of the facility itself, my mom felt that it was very dark. That was one thing that she did not like about the facility. The common areas were very dark. The other thing that we really did not like was that there was an elevator. She would have to use an elevator multiple times each day, and it was in need of renovation. We just visited there twice (once with my husband and I and once with my mom). I'm really not terribly familiar with what amenities they have.

Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was very welcoming. It did not feel clinical at all. It felt very homey. Everybody was delightful and wonderful. A bunch of residents were getting ready to go on a dinner outing. I looked at two different room sizes, a one-bedroom, and a studio, and they were both nice, very spacious, bright, and airy. I felt like they had everything that my parents would need. Everything I could see looked wonderful.

Overall, Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was nice. They put me in a wheelchair for the tour, which was nice. I felt like the facility was too large. It was very clean, and the staff members were polite. The rooms were too small and did not fit my budget.

We toured Brighton Gardens of Greensboro. It was very, very nice, very welcoming, and we liked the whole thing. That's the main thing, the facility was warm and inviting, and we saw a lot of different activities that the seniors were involved in. They weren't just sitting around, wilting away. The staff was extra friendly and helpful, and the place was clean. It didn't look like just some old nursing home. It was just a nice place. Clean, nice, nice rooms. It made me think it would be somewhere I would even consider for myself, but just everything with that place was just really nice, and I know if my mom did go there, she would enjoy it. It was very clean. I did not try the food, but it smelled good, I think they had just finished breakfast when we got there. The dining area was clean, like a five-star hotel, with everything stocked on the tables. A lot of wow factors. The time of the tour changed. The guy that was supposed to take us around wasn't there, but I let him know that I was probably going to come earlier. So the girl that took us on the tour wasn't somebody that was in sales, but she was just as informative, and it wasn't like it was staged. It was natural like she was just showing us the place like how she saw it. My sister had to go back and tell them that they were very friendly, warm, and welcoming. They have a salon, they have a little bistro where they could go in for just coffee or snacks, then the activity room where they could just sit and do puzzles or read.

We only toured the assisted living at Brighton Gardens of Greensboro. It was a very nice facility. The person we interacted with, her name was Judy, and she did a great job. It was nice and clean. The lady that we interacted with was very knowledgeable and very friendly, and the residents that we saw almost like they were happy there, so I have nothing negative to say about this community. The room was clean, but it was on the small side. It would have been a tight fit to have a bed and a dresser in there. They have a bus that takes the residents to shopping and medical appointments based on the day of the week. They have housekeeping, they do all of your laundries, and they offer three meals a day.

Brighton Gardens was the most flexible of the choices I had for my friend. They were very helpful in making his transition from the rehab facility, so it was the best choice at that time. I just think they probably lack a certain amount of organization. The most organized person there is the lady that made initial contact with me. She seemed to be more in touch with what needed to be done than anybody else did. They have some programs going on. He's probably not involved very deeply in any activities but I know they have bingo and games. One of the things that made me lean more toward Brighton Gardens is because they have a nice facility and they seem to keep it well maintained.

I enjoyed the layout of Brighton Gardens of Greensboro. It seemed to be homey, and when you arrived at the suites, they appeared to be almost like a hotel-style room or apartment. I thought it looked clean, and it's a nice facility. The staff was very pleasant. Everyone seemed nice, particularly the two people we interacted with. We had a guided tour, and they really just seem to care. They actually even called to follow up with me afterwards, so I thought that was really nice. They have nursing staff available, in the event your family member needs them, and a resident guide, who helps them throughout the day. They have a lot of interactive things like game night and themed dinners every week.

My father was a resident here for 19 months. The beginning of his stay was just fine. Then COVID hit! The lack of communication from the facility was extremely frustrating. My father's physical and mental health declined dramatically at the end of his life. I couldn't get anyone to return phone calls except for the physical therapy team. When I cleaned out his room, I was happy that it was relatively clean. However, during the last few weeks, his hearing aids disappeared and his wallet was stolen. Look beyond the surface if you want to leave your loved one here.

Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was nice. They have an elevator. I have nothing negative to say about it. The staff was cordial and nice. They greeted us well and they didn't make us feel like they were just there for the salary. They showed us a salon. You can see the dining room when you come in. It was really nice. The place was clean and kept up well. They were very nice, cordial, and very informative.

Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was fine. The person I met with was great and very informative. She took me on a real good tour, but I think it was not going to be affordable for us. The assisted living rooms were small. It seemed like a good place. I saw the dining room, which looked nice.

Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was top of the line. It was one of the best nursing homes that I've ever visited. The staff was very accommodating and really nice. The studio apartment had a bathroom and a bedroom, but no kitchenette. They have activities and there was a group getting ready to go on a bus trip somewhere.

Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was good, clean, and had a lot of attention from the staff. The staff seemed nice and on top of things. The place and the rooms were small, and there were less people. There was a buffet setup in the dining area. They have somebody in the common area playing the piano and singing. Most of the residents were a little bit further along.

Brighton Gardens was OK. When I came early for the appointment, they weren't ready to see me. The staff seemed friendly. It was kind of dark but clean.

What impressed me most about Brighton Gardens of Greensboro were that the individual rooms for the residents were unusually large with a walk-in closet and a pretty large bathroom with safety features. The pricing seemed fairly reasonable and probably intermediate. I was very impressed, and it seemed to be a rather pleasant place. At the time, the person leading the activities talked to my mother and made her feel welcome.

My dad is in Brighton Gardens of Greensboro. It is a very good facility. The staff is very nice and provides good services. There is a doctor who visits and physical therapy. The place is very nice and looks like a hotel. There are lots of activities, but he is not interested in the activities. The dining area and the food seem to be very nice.

Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was a very nice, clean, and carpeted place. The staff was very friendly. When we got there, it was a very warm welcome to see our names.

The rooms at Brighton Gardens of Greensboro were very nice, very cheery, and very bright, and the whole place was very nice. I saw an activity in action while I was there. They were doing some music and a visit from a therapy dog, and the residents seemed to be very engaged. The staff people were very nice; everybody was very friendly and very nice. They seemed to know the residents, addressed them by name, and talked to them.

Brighton Gardens was my favorite of the three I visited. I was impressed with the staff, the rooms, and the services they offered. I appreciated that it was very clean, and the pricing was very doable.

I like Brighton Gardens of Greensboro, but I don't like that the rooms and closet space are so small. I also don't like that they require $2,000 down. Those are my only objections about it. The studio apartments seem really small, and the 1-bedroom has more room, but it's closed off, so there's a living room and a bedroom that's like a box. It would be better if they had an entryway from the living room -- like an arched doorway so it's more open. I like the feeling and the atmosphere in Brighton Gardens. I really like the dining room and the fact that they had tablecloths on the dining tables. It had a nice warmth to it that I haven't really felt anywhere else, and the people were very nice.

I really liked Brighton Gardens of Greensboro. I had previous experience with them before and this is the one I chose for my mom. She’s there for respite care for a short time, and she’s going home next week. They’re very friendly and seem to care about their residents. It's in a very nice and convenient location. The grounds are very pretty and well-kept. She likes the food. I’ve been there a couple of times when she’s having her meals and it looked very good and very appetizing. The dining room is very clean and very nice. It’s a homey atmosphere.

I visited Brighton Gardens. The staff was very helpful. It was a little bit out of the area that I was looking at and cost too much. The atmosphere was wonderful, very nice, and friendly. The place was pretty and kept spotless. They had line dancing, games, Wii and went out all the time. The food was very good and included a lot of choices. They had a knowledgeable staff.

My father has moved into Brighton Gardens, a very clean, friendly place. It seems like staff knows everybody by their first names, which is good. They have activity schedules that vary all the time. I have looked in the dining room, and everybody enjoys their meals. They clean up your apartment once a week, have a snack room with coffee, juice, apples, oranges, cookies, and a fun room, so that's really nice.

My parents moved into Brighton Gardens of Greensboro. It is a very nice and well-kept facility. They have a lot of different activities going on all of the time. They are good about providing transportation to doctors' appointments and such. Once you have gotten in there, made your presence known, and you’re vigilant, their care is excellent. They’re very attentive to my mom and dad. The only complaint my parents have is with the meals, and a lot of that has to do with a schedule that they’re totally unaccustomed to. For the most part, my parents do like the food. The facility has included a little more variety, too. Pretty much anything that we call to their attention, they do try to make adjustments. My parents have a very nice setup in a two-bedroom apartment with a living area and a small kitchenette that works really well for them. It is expensive, but it is the kind of space they need. They’re very caring and want you to bring any kind of issues to them since they’re very willing to work and try to make changes.

We choose Brighton Gardens because it was close, and they seemed reasonable. The pricing is more in line with our budger than some of the others. It is a really nice facility. The staff is very polite and conscientious. They have a lot of activities always going on to engage with the people, and they take residents out on trips. They have first-class amenities there; it is the Cadillac of facilities. I will absolutely recommend them. It has a cheerful, pleasant environment.

Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was a bit more on a residential area. There were homes closer to that location. It was a little further away from a hospital. I would probably say 20 to 30 minutes to a hospital. We met a couple of residents, and they were very nice. They seemed happy, and they had positive things to say. They were very nice, and I would recommend them.

My mother-in-law is at Brighton Gardens. We love it, she loves it, and it is a great place to be. The food is good. The staff is excellent. It has just been a really good place for my mother-in-law. She has been there for six weeks now. The staff is very attentive. My mother-in-law gets her meds given by them, and they're very attentive on that. The food is good. The activities are great. They do a really good job of checking on their folks. They would check on them if they come by during breakfast time, lunch time, and dinner time. If they see you in your room, they would announce that lunch is coming. They have a wonderful activity director. He really keeps the residents busy. They have onsite and offsite activities, which some of them I really like. They have movies, they bake, and they have a piano and entertainers almost everyday. They crochet, they do puzzles, and they have an exercise class. There are lot of things for different people's interests. They are very encouraging to participate in activities, but they're not pushy; they just encourage you to participate if you're interested. I have had 10 years of experience with my parents being in a nursing home and assisted living, and Brighton Gardens is definitely the best facility that I have ever dealt with. The rooms are very nice. My mother-in-law is in a studio that has an inset for a bed. She has a nice little living area and a mini kitchen with a sink and a refrigerator. She has a wonderful bathroom, a nice walk-in closet, and a very nice linen closet/storage space. It has met all our expectations. It is very homey.

I choose Brighton Garden for my mom because it is close by, and they have a nice room available. It has lots of bright lights and large enough. The people there are all very nice. They seem to be very caring, and for the most part seem to be really on the ball. It is a nice place. It smells good. It looks good. It is clean. It is a very pleasant building.

My mother was at Brighton Gardens. They were very good, but they just cost more than I could pay. The staff were excellent and very knowledgeable. The rooms were good, and the dining room was very clean.

Brighton Gardens of Greensboro was very pretty, very friendly, and very homey. The rooms were very nice and clean and had plenty of space. The food was very good. We were actually there for some of their entertainment. It was good, and we thought it was just fun. They had music for the people who live there. There were also small areas where they came in and baked cookies and things like that. We liked it a lot and I guess the thing that stood out was the willingness of the staff to help and work with our needs.

There are a number of reasons we chose Brighton Gardens of Greensboro, but it boils down to the services they offered and quality of the facility. The staff seemed very well trained. They act very professionally and courteous. We have not had any problems. I have eaten there, and it is good. There are a lot of activities. There is always something going on since they have a full calendar. I would recommend this facility to others.

Brighton Gardens has a very professional person to deal with in the sales department. Of all the facilities I have dealt with, she does the best job. My mom is in a studio apartment and it is fine. One thing I would comment about it is that the bathroom sink is not a pedestal. She is in a wheelchair and she cannot get it under the sink. She cannot reach the faucet so someone has to turn it on and off for her.   Another comment would be downstairs in the lobby next to where the dining area is. There is only one bathroom for the residents. If it happens to be occupied, the other bathroom is for guests and staff which is locked. You have to ask for the key and sometimes early in the morning, the staff with the key is not on duty yet. That’s my only complaint. Other than that, the facility is very nice and the food is good. The place is clean. The housekeeping does a good job.

My overall experience was poor here in Brighton Gardens. My wife was in the memory care unit. It was too crowded and too noisy. The staff was not as caring as they need to be. It wasn't very good, and it wasn't very clean. They were outrageously expensive. The food was good though.

I was able to take a look at Brighton Gardens of Greensboro and I found the facility wonderful. It's a larger facility and I think my mom would be confused if she moves in. But if I had to go myself to any facility, send me to Brighton Gardens. The staff was very welcoming. They told me to call if my decision changes and they were very pleasant.

We chose Brighton Gardens for my friend because of the location and basically the health care that is available in this area. They actually offer an inclusive care program, and I found out that there are a number of states that do not provide that type of care. We found that Brighton Gardens has everything from memory care, assisted, and independent living. The staff is very engaged. They have a number of activities that the residents can participate in. There is transportation, food service and we have just been really pleased with everything so far. The rooms are very roomy and spacious. They have a couple of different floor plans. It just depends on each individual resident's needs. The food is wonderful. He is retired from the US Navy and he's an excellent chef. They have a snack room available to residents throughout the day, whether it is for popcorn, almond and what-have-you. There are plenty of snacks for them. Even the memory care residents are able to come into the community area and mingle and have some socialization as well. So we have really been pleased. What I have observed in terms of activities is that they have a Friday night movie and social hour. They have bingo and bridge. They have a farmer's market where residents could come and shop. The place is a very comfortable environment. For us, half the battle was just making sure that (1) they have different levels of care; and (2) they work well with the medical community, which is good. That was one of our deciding factors -- the overall health care quality in the community. I would definitely recommend this community to others.

Brighton Gardens was a beautiful place. In Brighton Garden, the layout was like a horse shoe. You could walk to one end then turn around and come back the other way. The assisted living area as well as the dining area were outstanding. But when you go back to the memory care, it was smaller. The rooms appeared to be kind of comfortable. However, it was the priciest of all the facilities. I guess the thing that kind of bothered me was when I took the tour, something happened to one of the residents. One of the residents was in the hall screaming loudly, but no one came to find out what was going on with her. When we came out of the room, the person giving the tour approached the lady. She was half-dressed, so she got someone to help the lady in her room. Well, I got over that. But when I was walking out, there was another lady who was confused; she was trying to get to her room. There were staff working probably no further than 8 feet away from her. They did not try to assist her. The resident said she was trying to get to her room and couldn’t get to her room because she wanted some water. So the lady that was giving me the tour turned to the woman standing close by and asked her if she would assist her, and the staff responded “Well, her water is right there in her room but OK, I’ll assist.” They weren't as attentive to the residents. It was right there in their faces.

My mother stayed in Brighton Gardens for about 2 years. It was available at the time that we needed it, and it's a nice facility. There are some downsides to it, but that's true anywhere you go. The room was nice. She didn't really do too much. That was one thing I didn't like: that they would put her in the room, and she would just sit there, instead of at least having her just downstairs amongst the general population.

Brighton gardens is real nice. It’s top of the line. The dining area was real nice, but we didn’t eat there. It’s expensive, though, and I would recommend it to people who can afford it.

Brighton Gardens was very good. The staff was very nice and very competent. They had very nice rooms. They basically had the same kinds of activities as other places. There were mentally stimulating activities for the residents.

We chose Brighton Gardens because of the atmosphere when we walked in. I was just a lovely and homey place. The staff seemed very caring and nice. When we went on a tour, they were having activities with some of the seniors, and they were singing some of the hymns that my father and mother loved. My mother's experience there was fine. My mother said the food was delicious. We had some of our friends live there, and they said the food was very good. However, back in January, they put her to bed and she heard a commotion. She got up in the middle of the night to go out on the hall, and she fell and broke her hip. After that, she had to go to a rehab facility, and we paid an extra month to hold her room, but she was not able to go back there. However, the girl who was in charge in the assisted living did go visit my mom once a week while she was in the rehab facility.

The lady who gave us the tour at Brighton Gardens was an excellent person to deal with. She was nice and we walk around to check the place out.

We placed my mom in Brighton Gardens. She was there initially for respite care. She liked it very much, so I decided to investigate what it would take for her to be there and it worked out. She is able to just stay on from respite care. Actually we're just very impressed with the staff and everything they do there. They're extremely professional. They treat their residents with tremendous respect and they're very nice regardless of what their residents' physical or mental condition is. They're efficient. I really have nothing negative to say about the staff and the facility itself. It's a nice place. It doesn't have any smell to it. It smells like a hotel instead of nursing home. The rooms are nice size. They're all clean, pretty and nice. You can furnish the room yourself, so you can put in there whatever you want. They're sufficient and efficient for what the person needs. They have a wonderful dining room and it is just like a restaurant. Residents can order what they want and make choices. For activities, they have things that residents can do that are physical activities for them. They also have what they call brain games, puzzles, etc. They can also play bridge, bingo, arts and crafts. They also have a lot of people that come in for entertainment.

This place is all about up front appearance but the staff is not competent, especially in the memory care unit. it is a lovely place, the food is wonderful, they decorate for holidays. However, they are understaffed and the staff that is there is, with a few exceptions, uncaring and under trained.

The first thing you notice when you walk into the facility is that it is very clean. You will also notice the staff is very helpful and friendly if you are there for the first time. The staff maintains a professional but home like feel that the residents seem very happy in. It is clear that the staff has the best intentions for each and every resident. It is also clear that staff know residents fairly well as they know them by name and make them feel welcomed. The other thing that is noticed that is there is always some kind of activity going on with the residents be it making paper hats to playing with musical instruments. The staff is very creative in their ability to get residents to exercise such as playing indoor volleyball or when it is nice outside taking them out for walks. The assisted living facility is in a nice area with lots of green space and open fields

Overall, I am pleased with the care my father receives at Brighton Gardens. Brighton Gardens is assisted living that is geared toward people with varying degrees of dementia, and care is tailored accordingly (at varying costs). The facility is kept very clean, and my father's needs are attended to well. The food is better than most institutional food, and residents are given choices. They do a good job of trying to get residents to participate in activities; however, I would like to see more variety. I do get the impression they are working to develop a greater variety, and the actively invite suggestion from family members. I think the one area in which they are somewhat weak is they are not as timely with minor maintenance issues (like replacing the small freezer door inside the refrigerator or fixing a leaky tub spigot) as I would like. I have not seen any major maintenance issues that have not been addressed. I would recommend Brighton Gardens to families who have relatives with varying stages of dementia as step between regular assisted living and a full memory care or skilled nursing facility.

Brighton Gardens does not look like much from the outside but once you figure out what it is all about, then it is not that bad of a facility except for a thing here or there which could be fixed. The management and staff thinks of everything when a potential family of a guest member or guest including background checks and things of that nature. When I got inside the building I approached the lady at the desk and asked if I could have a brochure and possibly a tour. She said there was no one to show me around for a tour but I could call back and set up a time for one. I viewed the material she gave me and noticed that a lot of the furniture looked like it may have bought in bulk. There was no " pizazz" to the place. Besides that, everything (from what I could see looked pretty good).

Avoid this place! My father-in-law has fallen 3 times. The last time he broke 3 ribs. CNA's do not check on patients. Double medicate and do not feed meals accordingly. I wouldn't put my dog here. Definitely A LOT of neglect going on here.