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Curtis Weiner

I recently visited this assisted living community and was really impressed. The entire place was exceptionally clean and well cared for, which made it feel welcoming right away. The food was surprisingly good—fresh, tasty, and thoughtfully prepared. One of my favorite things was seeing that dogs are allowed to visit; it added such a warm, homey touch and brought a lot of smiles to the residents. Overall, a lovely and comfortable environment!

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james lassiter

Hi, My experience with Green Village Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation has been nothing short of outstanding. From the moment you walk through the doors, you can feel that the staff truly cares about the residents. The facility is clean, organized, and well-maintained, which immediately gives families peace of mind. The nurses, aides, and therapy team go above and beyond every day. They treat residents with patience, dignity, and genuine compassion. Communication is excellent — staff members keep families informed and are always willing to answer questions or provide updates. You never feel rushed or ignored. The rehabilitation team is exceptional as well. They take time to understand each resident’s needs and abilities, and their encouraging attitude makes a huge difference in recovery. I also appreciate the variety of activities and the effort the staff puts into keeping residents engaged and comfortable. Green Village truly feels like a community. The environment is warm, supportive, and professional. I’m grateful for the dedication of the entire team and highly recommend this facility to anyone looking for quality skilled nursing or rehabilitation care.

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Martin

This facility is truly amazing! My aunt received amazing care here and she would tell me all the time about how safe she felt with the nurses working there. The facilities are always clean and tidy and everyone there has a love for what they do! Sending your loved ones away from home is incredibly scary but knowing that they’re being treated with respect, kindness and care makes it easier.

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Molly Muckleroy

My grandmother stayed here recently for short-term rehab after she fell and broke a bone, and our experience was very disappointing from the start. During her first two nights, it took up to an hour for aides to answer her call light when she needed to use the bathroom. On one occasion, when they finally came, they actually argued with her about whether she truly needed to go. That level of disregard for a patient’s dignity and comfort is unacceptable. When my mother and I attended her care plan meeting, I asked if they had a low-salt diet available since my grandmother has congestive heart failure. I was told they did not — which I found very concerning and frankly, inappropriate for a facility caring for patients with medical conditions like hers. After the meeting, my grandmother complained about swelling in her left ankle. I checked and found significant pitting edema. Reviewing her medication list, I discovered her diuretic — which she had been on both at home and in the hospital — was missing. Thankfully, a PA came in shortly after, and I was able to speak with him; he immediately addressed the issue. To make matters worse, her bathroom was filthy and smelled like it hadn’t been cleaned in weeks. She had been there for nearly a week at that point, and it had not been cleaned once. Fortunately, she was discharged home sooner than expected and is now resting comfortably with home health services. If you or a loved one are looking for a nursing home or acute rehabilitation facility, be very cautious and visit them frequently.

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Mattie Muckleroy

My grandmother was sent to this facility after falling and breaking several bones, and our experience was terrible from start to finish. The staff rarely answered her call button, and it was nearly impossible to get anyone to clean her bathroom. The only kind and attentive people were the day nurse and the occupational therapist. Everyone else was rude, inattentive, and often sitting on their phones instead of helping patients. When my grandmother told them that her therapy exercises were painful, they ignored her and ended up injuring her further. They also failed to give her a prescribed diuretic that was clearly listed on her hospital discharge papers, which caused her ankles to swell to the size of softballs, and could’ve ended up killing her if my sister, a PA, did not catch it in time. When my mother and I went to advocate for her, the staff was dismissive and wouldn’t even make eye contact while we spoke. The food was awful, my grandmother couldn’t eat most of it and even her morning coffee was always cold. This facility completely failed my grandmother. The lack of compassion, communication, and basic care is unacceptable. I would strongly recommend finding another rehab center for your loved one. The management should seriously consider hiring new staff who actually care about their patients and take pride in their work.