Greens Nursing & Rehab Center cares for people needing skilled nursing, assisted living, rehab, and memory care, so folks who stay here can get a mix of treatments depending on what they need, and there's a separate building for assisted living called the Regent of Lyndhurst, which lets residents pick the style of support that suits them best, whether that's more independent or with daily care. The facility has 160 certified beds with about 140 people living there most days, and there are both private suites with bathrooms, or semi-private ones with privacy walls and shared baths, with each room featuring Wi-Fi, cable TV, kitchenettes, and call buttons for safety, while the building also keeps safety top-of-mind with a full sprinkler system.
Everyone living here can use community spas, a fitness room, movie theater, library, and game and activity rooms, and the center organizes group activities, arts and crafts, movie nights, and walking paths so there's always something to do and plenty of ways to spend time with others, plus private dining rooms are available for special occasions if families come to visit. The campus includes two large courtyards and outdoor spaces, along with community-sponsored and resident-run events, aiming to make daily life feel engaging and comfortable, and there's support for getting around with transportation options.
Folks who need therapy will find a rehab gym with new equipment, expert therapists on staff for physical, occupational, and speech needs, and the team can help manage things like post-stroke recovery or ongoing conditions, and if someone needs dialysis, the renovated unit has eight bright chairs, in-room cafe seating, and scheduling meant to cut wait times down, plus the staff pays close attention to infection control, pressure sore prevention, and other health risks. Staff include RNs, LPNs, and CNAs who work up to 12-16 hours shifts to cover daily supervision, help with activities like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and build personalized care plans for every resident, so there's some effort to make sure no one falls through the cracks.
Memory care happens in a secured unit with a certified dementia practitioner, and there's structured programming for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, though the focus runs more on keeping people comfortable and active than promising cures or fast solutions. Residents get regular evaluations for risk factors like mobility, weight, pain, depression, and infection, and staff keep an honest record of things such as how many folks need more help over time, who develops pressure sores, and those who deal with depression, anxiety, or pain, so care plans can be adjusted if someone's needs change.
Other healthcare services include pulmonary rehab, renal care like dialysis, psychiatric support, and therapy for speech or swallowing, with help for daily routines tailored to each person, while outside providers come in for dentistry, vision, podiatry, and audiology. Vaccines for flu and pneumonia are given, and there's social work for families who have questions or want to make plans. The center has both short-term rehab and longer stays, with occupancy at about 88% most of the time and staffing to match. There've been issues with health surveys in the past, but those were addressed, and Greens Nursing & Rehab follows Medicare and Medicaid rules. The for-profit owners run more than one nursing home, but there're family councils and resident meetings to keep people involved in decisions. All in all, Greens Nursing & Rehab Center tries to balance a range of healthcare and living supports, offering different room types, therapy options, social events, and specialized care to fit varying needs as residents age.
