Country Place Senior Living of Greenville sits in a peaceful country setting that still stays close to shopping and restaurants, which makes it easy for loved ones to visit or for residents to enjoy some time out if they want. The building holds 24 suites, and residents get to choose from different floor plans like the Azalea, Camellia, Gardenia, or Magnolia Suite, each offering living areas, kitchenettes, and private bathrooms that give a sense of privacy and comfort. The interior feels welcoming, with a family room that has a flat-screen TV, a quiet library perfect for clubs or Bible study, a dining room with four-person tables where everyone gets three balanced meals a day, and even a baby grand piano in the foyer, which adds a nice touch whenever someone wants to play. Shared spaces like the living area with a brick fireplace and a fitness room, along with a paved outdoor walking track and a relaxing courtyard, give residents places to move around or sit and relax with others.
The community supports seniors through several levels of care, including assisted living, memory care for those who need it, respite stays for short-term help, and even adult day care or home health care. Level One care covers basics like weekly housekeeping, laundry, meals, help with mobility, and medication reminders if residents are familiar with their own medicines. Level Two adds things like twice-weekly laundry and housekeeping, more regular assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, and some light help with oxygen and safety checks. Level Three offers the most support, including more frequent housekeeping or bathing, nursing help with getting around, help with eating, incontinence and oxygen management, daily checks, and support for special diets. Residents always have trained staff on hand 24 hours a day, and there's an emergency communication system in place for peace of mind.
Residents get help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and taking their medicine, but the plan is always to help everyone keep as much independence as possible. There are health care services, help with managing chronic pain or illnesses, and even care coordination to keep things running smoothly between doctors or outside providers. Amenities make life easier, too, like weekly housekeeping, personal laundry service, all utilities except phone, basic cable TV, and maintained grounds, so the grounds and inside stay pleasant and safe year-round.
There's always something for residents to do, whether it's movie nights, fitness classes, nail care appointments, outings, games, entertainment, or social clubs, all run by staff who care about keeping folks active and connected to others in the community. The setting feels homelike, the apartments are comfortable, and it all comes together to give residents the help they need while letting them have privacy, choice, and as much independence as possible.
