Greystone Country Estates

    424 Delaware St, Fredonia, PA 16124
    • Independent Living
    • Assisted Living
    • Memory Care
    • Skilled Nursing

    Warm attentive staff, comfortable home

    I'm very grateful we found this place - staff and residents are warm and attentive, the facility is spotless and welcoming, and caregivers went above and beyond to keep my father comfortable. Meals are homemade and plentiful, activities are engaging, and communication with family (including Kindred Hospice's efficient admission) was clear and compassionate. It's affordable for the area, feels like family, and I would recommend it to others.

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    Jul 2026

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    Reviews

    4.71·(17)

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.9
    • Meals

      4.2
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      4.8

    Pros

    • Compassionate, attentive caregiving staff
    • Long staff tenure and continuity
    • Clean, odor-free facility
    • Clear family communication and cooperative staff
    • Smooth, well-explained admission process
    • Home-cooked, accommodating meals
    • Engaging activities and social programming
    • Strong hospice and end-of-life coordination
    • Affordable pricing and strong value for cost
    • Home-like, family-run atmosphere
    • Spacious room layouts and functional shared-room options
    • Trustworthy and courteous staff interactions

    Cons

    • Variable meal satisfaction
    • Limited upscale amenities relative to higher-cost facilities
    • Shared-room arrangements that limit privacy
    • Value-oriented service model with fewer luxury features

    Summary of reviews

    Overall impression: Reviews describe Greystone Country Estates as a value-oriented, family-run personal care and independent living community with consistent strengths in hands-on care, cleanliness, and communication. Families repeatedly highlight the facility’s homelike atmosphere, long-tenured staff, and an emphasis on practical, affordable care rather than upscale amenities.

    Care and staff: Care quality is presented as a core strength. Reviewers emphasize compassionate, attentive staff who are cooperative with families and responsive to hygiene and personal-care needs. Several accounts reference staff going beyond routine duties to keep residents comfortable, and long employee tenure is noted as contributing to continuity of care. Communication with families — both during admission and throughout residency — is described as clear and informative, and staff conduct is characterized as courteous and trustworthy.

    Dining and activities: Dining is frequently cited as a positive feature, with many reviewers praising home-cooked, plentiful meals and the facility’s willingness to accommodate special requests. At the same time, there are isolated comments expressing dissatisfaction with food quality, so overall meal satisfaction appears variable across residents. Social programming and activities are described as engaging and enjoyable, supporting a communal, home-like environment.

    Facilities and environment: The physical environment is consistently described as clean and well-maintained, with reviewers noting fresh smells and spotless common areas. Room sizes are generally adequate; shared-room options are praised for being spacious and functional but also imply reduced privacy compared with private suites. The overall presentation is modest and comfortable rather than luxurious.

    Management, admissions, and clinical coordination: Admissions are reported to be efficient and well explained, with families appreciating proactive communication during move-in. The community also receives positive feedback for coordinating end-of-life and hospice services, including constructive interactions with outside hospice providers. The leadership style appears practical and family-focused, oriented toward meeting resident needs within a constrained budget.

    Notable patterns and suitability: Greystone Country Estates appears well suited to families seeking reliable personal care in a clean, home-like setting at an affordable price point. Trade-offs include fewer high-end amenities and limited privacy in shared-room arrangements; meal experiences may vary by resident. Prospective residents and families who prioritize compassionate staff, clear communication, and cost-effectiveness are likely to find this setting appropriate, while those seeking upscale finishes or private-suite luxury may find the facility’s value-focused model less aligned with their expectations.

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    Location

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    Greystone Country Estates is located at 424 Delaware St, Fredonia, PA, 16124.

    About Greystone Country Estates

    Greystone Country Estates Personal Care & Independent Living sits in a building that used to be an elementary school from the 1940s, built with limestone, which gives it a solid, home-like feel, and after J.R. Powell bought it in 1994, it reopened in 1996 as a personal care home with updates and changes to help seniors feel comfortable and safe, and the community offers both personal care and independent living for older adults who want help but still value their independence. The facility has licensed space for up to 101 adults, and there are 45 personal care beds, along with independent living duplex homes and condos for seniors, so couples can find private or semi-private rooms to suit their needs, and pets are welcome to join them. Greystone provides services for assisted living, memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, as well as companion care, nursing care, long-term care, adult day services, and non-medical home care, with staff on hand day and night, and they can help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, grooming, medication, and even diabetes or wound care, and high blood pressure or special diets if needed. Seniors can get help with two-person transfers or insulin injections if the staff confirms it's safe to do so, so even those with complex needs don't have to worry about being turned away without a conversation. The staff works to know each resident and builds a wellness plan to help everyone stay active, with events to keep the mind sharp like games, worship, exercise, music, art, and even pet therapy, along with three home-cooked meals a day, snacks for heart health, monthly birthday parties, and devotional services. The grounds have garden areas, a book room, possibly a jacuzzi or sauna, fitness and game rooms, community evenings, and Wi-Fi, so families can stay in touch, and there's an emergency system with surveillance, alarms, and call buttons for safety, plus things like walk-in tubs, medication dispensers, and professional security services, and a staff barber or hairdresser visits for grooming. Transportation is complimentary and helps seniors get to doctors, shops, or spiritual services, while scheduled programs promote socializing and healthy routines. Residents also get laundry and housekeeping done for them, all utilities are included, and the rooms are clean and fully carpeted, with easy access for wheelchairs or walkers. No smoking is allowed indoors anywhere. The staff pays attention to medication and provides professional monitoring, even for those getting hospice or respite care, and they can help with diet changes for diabetes or other health needs if a doctor recommends it. The setting encourages independence as much as possible, and the varied activities, from fitness to movies to music treatment, aim to keep seniors enjoying each day, and Greystone also supports aging in place, so as needs change, seniors don't need to leave for home care, medical alerts, or extra support. Residents can bring their pets, spend time outdoors, or take part in whatever activities suit them best, and the staff strives to pay personal attention so everyone feels safe, known, and cared for-whether it's help scheduling appointments or just enjoying a warm, welcoming, and maintenance-free environment that lets people stay as independent as they're able, with support as they need it. Greystone is licensed, certified, and follows rules set by Pennsylvania's Department of Social Services, and while it doesn't accept Medicare unless certified, it does make every effort to bring peace of mind to families looking for a secure place for their loved ones.

    People often ask...

    Greystone Country Estates offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing.

    There are 5 photos of Greystone Country Estates on Mirador.

    Yes, Greystone Country Estates allows residents to age in place and adjust their level of care as needed.

    The full address for this community is 424 Delaware St, Fredonia, PA 16124.

    No, Greystone Country Estates does not offer respite care. Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.

    Safety & Compliance

    In Pennsylvania, the Department of Human Services licenses personal care homes and assisted living residences and publishes its licensing inspection summaries.

    License number470980
    Facility typeFull
    License classLicensed
    Capacity45 residents
    LicenseeGREYSTONE COUNTRY ESTATES INC
    Care servedPersonal Care Homes
    EffectiveMay 4th, 2026
    ExpiresMay 4th, 2027
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    Inspection Reports

    25

    Reports

    26

    Type A Citations

    3

    Type B Citations

    0

    Complaints

    16

    Years

    10 Apr 2025Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in rent rebate documentation, criminal background checks, direct care staff qualifications, and food storage.
    • 2600. 25b.b.2.Rent Rebate: Intended Use
    • 2600. 51.Criminal History Checks
    • 2600. 54.a.Direct Care Staff
    • 2600. 103.d.Storing Food Off Floor
    02 May 2024Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in safety compliance, water pressure, personal item labeling, fire safety, and resident assessments.
    • 2600.85dTrash in kitchens and bathrooms shall be kept in covered receptacles that prevent the penetration of insects and rodents
    • 2600.89aThe home must have hot and cold water under pressure in each bathroom, kitchen and laundry area to accommodate the needs of the residents in the home
    • 2600.102fAn individual towel, washcloth and soap shall be provided for each resident
    • 2600.132bA fire safety inspection and fire drill conducted by a fire safety expert shall be completed annually
    • 2600.132dResidents shall be able to evacuate the entire building within a specified safe evacuation time as determined by a fire safety expert
    • 2600.224aA determination shall be made within 30 days prior to admission and documented on the Department’s preadmission screening form
    • 2600.225aA resident shall have a written initial assessment within 15 days of admission
    • 2600.225cThe resident shall have additional assessments as required (annual, change in condition, or upon request)
    01 May 2023Inspection
    Found no regulatory citations.
    09 Mar 2023Inspection
    Identified several deficiencies related to safety and recordkeeping. Violations included screens, storage near heat, smoking area distance, menu posting, preadmission screening, and signed plans.
    • 2600.92Windows and Screens
    • 2600.125.aCombustible Storage
    • 2600.144.cSmoking Area Distance
    • 2600.162.cMenus
    • 2600.224.aPreadmission Screen Form
    • 2600.227.gSupport Plan Signatures
    17 Mar 2022Inspection
    Identified multiple deficiencies related to safety, staffing, medications, and assessments, with corrective plans accepted.
    • 2600.18Applicable Health and Safety Laws
    • 2600.60aStaff/Support Plan
    • 2600.91Emergency Telephone Numbers
    • 2600.132bSafety Inspection/Fire Drill
    • 2600.185aImplement Storage Procedures
    • 2600.190aCompletion Medication Course
    • 2600.225cAdditional Assessment
    30 Apr 2021Inspection
    Issued a regular license to operate a personal care home; a follow-up onsite inspection will occur within the next twelve months.
    03 Feb 2021Inspection
    Found deficiencies in sanitary practices, surfaces, exterior access, emergency egress, evacuation diagrams, and medication/storage procedures during the February 2021 review; a later May 27, 2021 inspection identified no deficiencies.
    • Type A2600.85.aSanitary conditions
    • Type A2600.88.aSurfaces
    • Type B2600.100.bRemoval Snow/Obstructions
    • Type A2600.121aUnobstructed Egress
    • c2600.123.cEvacuation Diagrams
    • Type A2600.185aImplement Storage Procedures
    29 Jan 2020Inspection
    Investigators found multiple deficiencies in contract signatures, bedside lighting, food storage, fire safety equipment, and record-keeping at a licensed senior residence.
    • Type A65.iResident home contract not signed
    • Type A65.iResident home contract not signed
    • Type A101.jLighting in bedroom – bedside lamp
    • Type A103.dFood shall be stored off the floor
    • Type A103.gFood shall be stored in closed/ sealed containers
    • Type A131.fFire extinguisher inspection
    • Type A132.bSafety inspection / Fire drill
    • Type A251.bPermanent, legible, dated entries in resident records
    14 Jan 2020Inspection
    Issued a regular license renewal for a Personal Care Home.
    11 Jan 2019Inspection
    Found no deficiencies. Issued renewal license.
    18 Dec 2018Inspection
    Identified multiple safety and record-keeping deficiencies, including missing CO detectors, damaged windows, improper refrigeration temperatures, evacuation concerns, incomplete medical evaluations, and medication documentation issues.
    • Type A2600.18CO alarms required
    • Type A2600.92Windows must be in good repair
    • Type A2600.92Windows must be in good repair
    • Type A2600.103(f)Food refrigeration requirements
    • Type A2600.132(d)Residents shall evacuate to safe area
    • Type A2600.141(b)(1)Medical evaluations annually
    • Type A2600.187(b)Medication administration records
    • Type A2600.144(c)(1)Fire safety - smoking area safeguards
    09 Jan 2018Inspection
    Renewed and issued the license; notified that an annual onsite review would occur within the next year.
    15 Dec 2017Inspection
    The inspected site had several deficiencies related to resident privacy, staff background checks and training, and proper handling of medications and equipment.
    • Type A2600.42(s)Right to privacy of self and possessions
    • Type A2600.65(f)Training topics for annual training of direct care staff
    • Type A2600.85(a)Sanitary conditions shall be maintained
    • Type A2600.101(j)(1)Bed safety; headboard attachment
    • Type A2600.185(a)Storage, security and use of medications and equipment
    06 Jan 2017Inspection
    The Department renewed and issued a regular license for the facility, authorizing operation and establishing its capacity.
    13 Dec 2016Inspection
    Identified deficiencies in fire drill records due to missing exit routes for multiple drills.
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600.132(c)Exit route information not included in fire drill records
    03 Feb 2016Inspection
    Investigated a complaint and found multiple deficiencies related to lighting in bedrooms, refrigeration temperatures, and inconsistencies in conducting fire drills.
    • 2600.101(i)(7)2600.101(i)(7) - Lighting in bedrooms
    • 2600.103(f)2600.103(f) - Refrigeration temperature
    • 2600.132(g)2600.132(g) - Fire drills schedule
    01 Apr 2015Inspection
    Identified multiple deficiencies including inadequate staff training, safety/privacy concerns, and deficiencies in resident care documentation and emergency planning.
    • 2600.65(e)Direct care staff training
    • 2600.17Confidentiality of resident records
    • 2600.27(d)Documentation in resident's plan
    • 2600.144(a)(1-3)Fire safety policy and evacuation planning
    08 Jan 2015Inspection
    Renewed the license for a 45-capacity facility for a one-year term. An onsite inspection will be conducted within the next twelve months.
    25 Feb 2014Inspection
    Found multiple deficiencies including inadequate direct care hours for residents, unsafe water temperatures, and missing pre-admission screenings.
    • Type B2600.57(b)Direct care hours - mobile residents
    • c2600.57(c)Direct care hours - mobility needs
    • d2600.57(d)Hours available during waking hours
    • Type B2600.89(b)Hot water temperature
    • g2600.132(g)Fire drills scheduling
    • Type A2600.224(a)Preadmission screening
    08 Jan 2014Inspection
    Granted a license to operate the site and issued a certificate of compliance with a maximum capacity of 45, valid from 2014-04-16 to 2015-04-16.
    13 Dec 2013Inspection
    Granted a waiver of certain admission and screening requirements for a licensed provider, with conditions.
    14 Feb 2013Inspection
    Identified three violations: administrator training hours not meeting the required annual total, lint buildup in a clothes-dryer vent, and evacuation times exceeding the fire-safety standard.
    • 2600.64(c)Annual training hours for administrator
    • 2600.105(g)(2)Lint removal from vent ducts and dryer vent cleaning
    • 2600.132(d)Evacuation capability and fire drill times
    04 Apr 2012Inspection
    Found regulatory violations involving staff background checks, medical care documentation, and the timing of initial resident assessments.
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.51Criminal history checks and hiring policies
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.142(a)Resident health care and medical care documentation
    • 55 Pa.Code §2600.225aWritten initial assessment
    22 Mar 2011Inspection
    Issued a regular license following a licensing review. No deficiencies cited.
    02 Jun 2010Inspection
    An inspection identified multiple deficiencies related to resident assessments, signatures on admissions, medical evaluations, and evacuation procedures, requiring corrective actions.
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600Admission assessment and care planning
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600Admission assessment and care planning
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600Admission documentation/signatures
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600Evacuation of residents during drills
    • 55 Pa.Code § 2600Medical evaluations and medication records

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