Greystone Country Estates Personal Care & Independent Living

    424 Delaware St, Fredonia, PA, 16124
    4.7 · 17 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Kind professional staff comfortable affordable

    I placed my mom here and couldn't be happier - the staff are kind, professional and went above and beyond to keep her comfortable; her care, hygiene and our communication with the team were excellent. The community is spotless and homey, meals are plentiful (homemade favorites), move-in was smooth, and Kindred Hospice worked well with them. Affordable for the area and I'd recommend it to other families.

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    4.71 · 17 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.9
    • Meals

      4.2
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      4.8

    Pros

    • Caring, kind and compassionate staff
    • Attentive and engaged caregivers who go above and beyond
    • Many long‑tenured staff members
    • Clean, spotless facility with no odors and fresh smell
    • Homey, family‑run atmosphere
    • Excellent quality of medical and personal care
    • Good communication and cooperative staff with families
    • Efficient, well‑explained admission and smooth move‑in
    • Safe and comfortable environment
    • Affordable pricing and strong value for cost
    • Meals are home‑cooked, plentiful, and accommodate special requests
    • Specific praise for homemade items (e.g., macaroni and cheese)
    • Activities offered and described as fun
    • Helpful coordination with hospice services (Kindred Hospice)
    • Trustworthy and courteous administration
    • Spacious room options with closet space
    • Friendly residents and welcoming environment
    • Impressed family members and multiple recommendations

    Cons

    • Not as upscale or luxurious as higher‑end facilities
    • Occasional negative opinions about the food from some reviewers
    • Shared rooms and functional shared bathrooms may feel basic or offer less privacy
    • Perceived as better for those with asset constraints rather than those seeking premium amenities

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews present a strongly positive consensus about Greystone Country Estates Personal Care & Independent Living, with repeated emphasis on compassionate, hands‑on caregiving, excellent cleanliness, and good value. Families consistently describe staff as kind, attentive, and engaged — frequently noting long‑term employees and a home‑like, family‑run atmosphere. Multiple reviewers state that the facility provided excellent care through end‑of‑life situations and that staff often went above and beyond to keep residents comfortable.

    Care quality and staff: Care is the most frequently praised aspect. Reviewers highlight trustworthy, professional, and courteous caregivers who meet hygiene needs and provide attentive personal care. Several accounts emphasize that staff were responsive, cooperative, and communicated well with families. The presence of many long‑tenured employees suggests continuity of care and staff stability, which families value. There is specific appreciation for staff handling difficult situations compassionately, and for coordinating effectively with hospice services (notably Kindred Hospice) when needed.

    Facilities and environment: The community is repeatedly described as spotless and homey, with no noticeable odors and a welcoming fresh smell. Rooms are characterized as adequate to spacious for shared accommodations and include closet space; bathrooms are described as functional. Reviewers noted the facility felt safe and comfortable, and many used words like "blessing," "homey," or "unpretentious" to capture the atmosphere. The family‑run feel and personal attention contribute to the impression of a warm, domestic setting rather than an institutional one.

    Dining and activities: Dining receives numerous positive remarks: meals are described as home‑cooked, plentiful, and able to accommodate special dietary requests. Specific dishes (for example, homemade macaroni and cheese) were singled out for praise. At the same time, there is some variability in opinion — at least one reviewer explicitly stated the meals were "not well‑liked," indicating that culinary satisfaction may vary by individual taste. Activities are mentioned as being offered and enjoyable, adding to resident engagement and quality of life.

    Admissions, management, and communication: The admission process is depicted as efficient and well‑explained, with families feeling kept informed during move‑in. Communication between staff and family members is consistently described as good, cooperative, and informative. Several reviewers highlight the administration's kindness and reliability, contributing to trust and peace of mind for relatives.

    Value and limitations: A dominant theme is affordability and perceived value for money. Multiple reviewers emphasize that Greystone offers exceptional value, particularly for families with limited assets, and compare favorably to other local options on cost. That said, there is a recurring caveat that the facility is not as upscale or "nice" as more expensive, premium care communities. Relatedly, shared rooms and basic shared bathrooms are noted as functional but less private, and a few reviewers imply that amenities and finishes are modest. These points suggest Greystone positions itself as a high‑quality, budget‑friendly option rather than a luxury facility.

    Notable patterns and recommendations: Across the reviews there is a clear pattern of gratitude and satisfaction, with many families recommending Greystone to others and expressing relief at finding a caring environment for their loved ones. Praise for hospice coordination and end‑of‑life care appears multiple times, highlighting an ability to manage complex caregiving needs compassionately. The main tradeoffs reported are modest: occasional personal dissatisfaction with food, shared accommodations that may not suit everyone, and a level of finish/amenity that does not match pricier competitors.

    Bottom line: Greystone Country Estates is consistently portrayed as a clean, safe, and welcoming community with compassionate, stable staff and strong family communication. It offers home‑style dining and engaging activities at an affordable price point. Prospective residents and families looking for attentive care and good value — rather than luxury amenities — are likely to find Greystone a very good fit. Those prioritizing high‑end finishes, private suites, or gourmet dining exclusively may find it less aligned with their expectations.

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    About Greystone Country Estates Personal Care & Independent Living

    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.

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