Under New Management: Grace Health and Rehab Center of Greene County is a 90-bed nursing home in Stanardsville, Virginia, and folks know it for its broad range of care from skilled nursing and rehabilitation to memory care. The center sits within a larger continuing care retirement community. The staff includes registered nurses, LPNs, and CNAs, and they offer care around the clock, helping with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, and transferring. Medical services include wound care, stroke care, speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, nutritional counseling, palliative care, and memory care for those with dementia. The facility helps both long-term residents and those needing short-term rehab or respite care. Residents get individual rooms or apartments, each with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and central air. There are options that fit most budgets and comfort levels, and the building's designed with safety features for seniors and those with mobility issues.
There's a restaurant-style dining room, all-day dining with chef-prepared meals, and special diets can be accommodated, including allergy-friendly and diabetic menus. Residents and guests share meals in a comfortable dining area, and there's a hair salon, a gym, spa and wellness room, onsite library, game room, and arts and crafts rooms. The facility offers a swimming pool, walking paths, an outdoor garden, and spaces to sit outside. You'll find scheduled daily activities, community film nights, music programs, off-site outings, and even a community theater. Residents can keep busy with educational programs, arts projects, and resident-run activities, and the place is pet-friendly for those wanting to bring a companion with them.
The facility uses a 24-hour call system for emergencies. Housekeeping and laundry services are provided, and staff arrange transportation through community-operated services and other options as needed. Move-in coordination helps new residents get settled. Staff help residents with all activities of daily living and offer specialized care as each person requires. The ownership runs the place as a for-profit corporation and it's part of Greene Acres Rehabilitation and Nursing. The home's received an A inspection rating in recent years, even though its overall long-term care ratings have changed from F to B over time; currently, it holds a D for overall grade, which shows it's more of a basic facility but it performs well in inspections and hasn't had any big deficiencies. It's accepted Medicare and Medicaid, and there's no resident or family council.
The area's known Grace Health and Rehab Center for a supportive environment, providing professional healthcare and attention to residents' comfort and social needs. Residents can expect dedicated nursing, careful support with medical issues, and activities that help folks stay involved and engaged. If someone looks for a place with steady care, onsite therapy services, and a mix of social and practical amenities, this nursing facility could work for them.
