Cherrydale Post Acute sits at 601 Sulphur Springs Road in Greenville, South Carolina, and with its 132 beds, it offers a variety of services for older adults who need care after an illness or hospital stay, and the building has private and semi-private rooms that are nicely furnished for both comfort and healing, whether residents stay for a short while or longer. Skilled nurses provide care around the clock, and some nurses have been with the facility for decades, which gives the place a steady feeling and you'll notice the Director of Nursing oversees everything and a Medical Director helps coordinate medical services on-site. Residents get meals tailored to their health needs, with nutrition monitored by a registered dietitian, and there are regular assessments to keep up with changes over time, plus oral supplements are available for those who need them, and staff look after hydration, diabetes, and medication education, too. The nursing team helps with everyday tasks, keeps an eye on skin health, manages contractures, and promotes movement, and you'll find physical, occupational, and speech therapy onsite up to six days per week, plus specific rehab programs for recovery after surgery, illness, or injury, and there's pain management meant to help people stay comfortable so they can participate in their therapies.
Cherrydale Post Acute supports special medical needs like IV therapy, wound care, colostomy and catheter care, dementia care, enteral feeding, and help for those needing off-site dialysis, and they make sure each resident gets an individualized care plan so support fits each situation. The facility has its own laboratory and X-ray capabilities, plus regular visits from an audiologist, a counselor, and a psychiatric nurse practitioner, and you'll see a doctor or nurse practitioner available five days a week, which helps keep hands-on care steady. Residents who use wheelchairs or need help getting to appointments have access to their transportation services, and engaging activities run throughout the week, with outdoor spaces and remodeled commons built for comfort and accessibility, encouraging people to visit or relax with friends, and social services offer support for emotional or practical needs. The staff focus on memory care, with specialized help for Alzheimer's and dementia, and there are programs designed for restorative nursing that aim to help people stay as independent as they can and maintain a good quality of life in the long term.
The environment is home-like, which many residents appreciate, and folks are welcome to bring their own comfort items or lean on staff for help settling in, and the facility's operations see regular support from PACS Services for effective teamwork among staff. Cherrydale Post Acute is privately owned, has a 4-star Medicare rating, and strives to make a pleasant and active community, and the staff speak English, although there's no information about other languages. Leadership includes an innovative Administrator, Jeff Waters, and a focus on staff growth, with programs for education reimbursement and extra support for nursing training, and pay rates for staff are published. Cherrydale doesn't have vacancies for new residents at this time, but the facility updates its information monthly in provider directories, and the online profile is easy to share or print if you want to learn more.
