Greenview Nursing and Rehabilitation is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Waco, TX. CMS overall rating: 1 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.5 out of 5 from 44 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Mc Lennan County and serves residents in the TX area.
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My dad goes to the facility every now and then for respite stay. Overall the staff is friendly and nice. My father enjoys interacting with everyone. However, the facility is outdated , and a few of his clothing was missing. Other than that it’s okay.
The receptionist at the front was extremely rude when I came to visit my mom and join her for her care plan meeting. We were instructed to go to the front desk and let them know. After five minutes of standing in front of her she finally asked us if we wanted anything and told we are in the way when no one had even came close to passing by inthe hall. If this is how the staff is allowed to treat patients then the government may need to look into this for fraud and neglect.
Greenview is not your little gray-haired grandma & grandpa “old folks” home. It is family of people from very diverse backgrounds & economics. It is place where the entire staff genuinely cares for the residents and their families. The maintenance and housekeeping staff keep the facility clean. Yes, the facility itself could use remodeling and updating (that’s why I rated it 4 stars & not 5). But I put the priority on cleanliness & care of the residents. My dad was in the secure memory care wing for 1-1/2 years before his death just recently. He had the best nurse (Tim) who became his “buddy”. The CNAs Michelle, Janiyah, Tomeka, Brittany & Dacia were so kind and compassionate. They were always there with a hug for me. Nurse Heather & CNAs Tomeka & Brittany happened to be on shift when my dad died. Camille, the night CNA, sat with my dad between her rounds during his last night. They went above and beyond taking care of my dad that day. The activities Director Cassidy brought our family food & tea & coffee while we sat with my dad during his last 2 days. Suzanne, who actually admitted my dad in August 2023, became a good friend and was also with us the day he died. The empathy and kindness shown to our family on that day will not be forgotten. Yes, I would recommend Greenview to others.
The processes here are pretty great. The staff has always made sure my mom is taking care of and if something happens they are very prompt at letting my sister and myself know. No complaints thus far and I am thanking that my mom is in a good place. Thank you guy's!!
Horrible conditions for residents Laundry so bad they are actually washing their own personal clothing in sinks and hanging them to dry in their rooms. I told my family if the choice was given in-between there or a bullet in my my head I would prefer the bullet. Equipment not properly maintained or fixed and most of housekeeping except for a few not properly trained. Supervisor for the department shows much favoritism and a little to no respect for employees or residents. Definitely would think twice about putting youtloved ones here unless your just trying to peddle them off..
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.