East Carolina Rehab and Wellness

East Carolina Rehab and Wellness, also called Greenfield Place, LLC, has served Greenville, North Carolina, since 1999, sitting quietly at 2575 W 5th St where people come for many different kinds of support, like skilled nursing, rehabilitation, assisted living, and memory care for dementia, all happening in a caring, home-like place with a rating of 4.1 out of 17 reviews. Residents and patients can find plenty of activities-bingo, exercise, ice cream socials, trivia, trips, visits from special guests, a beauty shop, worship services-but there's also some peace for those who need to rest and heal, especially after surgery, like a hip or a knee replacement, where they can focus on recovery with physical, occupational, or speech therapy. The building has a clear layout with a dedicated Nurses Station and plenty of skilled staff, including nurses and therapists who see to treatment plans that try to help people regain strength and independence, all directed by Mr. Scott Cole, the administrator, and overseen by President Mr. Jason Sherrill. East Carolina Rehab and Wellness is a Limited Liability Company and works under license NH0505 from the North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services. It's also got specialized care including palliative and hospice support, cardiac ICU, burn care, and even pediatric and neonatal ICUs, plus psychiatric services and general medical-surgical care, so families can feel sure that loved ones who need complex care have those resources right there. Long-term care guidance and family caregiving support are available, with a flat fee pricing structure, and it accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most major insurances, so people know what to expect, and everyone gets treated as an individual, since the staff pride themselves on a resident-centered way of helping. The facility does not advertise fancy medical equipment like MRIs or trauma center status, nor does it hint at medical school connections, but instead puts attention on daily life and personal comfort, keeping the focus on wellness through community, regular activities, and consistent staff care, all shaped by a long-standing commitment to supporting both the body and spirit as folks age, get stronger, or need a new kind of care in their lives.