My 89 year old mother was cared for in the Rolling Green Village Evergreen Rehabilitation Center…read morefor several weeks following hospital treatment for a broken rib. The staff there was very professional and caring. I can't imagine the staff being better anywhere. My family is grateful for them and their help.

The Bistro is open to guests on Sunday afternoons. The Sunday afternoon meal here seems to start…read morearound 4PM and goes on a bit, we ate at 6:00 and there are waves of folk at half hour intervals. Burgers, a few sandwiches, wings, pizza and such are available to eat here in the common dining area or to take back to your room. They make a very good, juicy burger, lettuce, tomato, red onion, choice of condiments cheeses, etc. Good fries. Service is very respectful and polite to the elderly patrons, but could be more attentive on servicing things like drink refills. The sodas are brought out in two 6 oz cans with a cup of ice, nice way to keep it freshly carbonated. Not open to the public, but a good way for me to visit my dad on a relaxed Sunday afternoon.

After evaluating 11 facilities, we chose Palmettos. Their commitment to healthcare was far and…read moreabove all the others. They may cost more, but what is the cost of good quality care? We moved our mom in and everyone was welcoming - employees and residents alike. When the residents started saying "you're going to like it here" without solicitation, we were assured we found a great place. Ashley, the marketing director, was a champion to work with. We feel indebted to her for commitment to our family in supporting the move into Palmettos. She would even text us off-hours to see how things were going for our transition. I witnessed their maintenance director, Sonny - also a peach to be with, training new employees which showed me there is a comprehensive training program for new employees. We had the "pleasure" of participating in a fire drill on day two while we were setting up mom's apartment. It was organized and clearly something they take seriously and do regularly which makes us feel like they take their responsibilities seriously. Definitely 5 stars.

Our 83 year old brother required a sudden increases care. On short notice, Merrill Gardens provided…read morea welcome , caring environment for him while we assessed his new needs. Our entire experience was excellent. The marketing staff privided a smooth and complete introduction, the management staff provided an efficient settling in and was always ready to handle personal requests, the activity staff made sincere and warm effort to get to know him and integrate him into life at MG, the housekeeping staff was friendly and effeicient, and the kitchen and wait staff were consistently at the top of their game: excellent meals, friendly, personal service. Altogether your team effort has made MG into a wonderful, caring home for our brother. in caring for multiple aging relatives for nearly twenty years at over eight facilities in several states, we can say with conviction that the total environment at Merrill Gardrns was the best we have seen. Thank you.

The resident at Merrill are absolutely amazing. The community it beautiful & the staff is one of a…read morekind. Wonderful community!

My father has been in skilled nursing for dementia for 2 years. He is wheelchair bound and his…read morecognitive ability varies widely from day to day. The NHC staff have been the most loving, caring people I could ever hope for. The nurses and CNA's are attentive and work so hard to make each resident safe and comfortable. The food is very good, and the dining room staff is caring and wonderful. I could not be happier.

I will start this off by stating ONE star is being generous. NHC is far from great. The tone of any…read morefacility is set by administration. Upon meeting individuals who are in charge at NHC one would assume they are tender hearted caring individuals. This simply is not the case. Management condones negligent behavior of the staff, simply categorizing it as an "off day." No one here is willing to accept responsibility for their actions or lack there of. There is most definitely no accountability. The administrator patronized my family and I stating that our emotional state was clouding the perception of events. This is laughable and beyond offensive. I walked into my grandmother unresponsive and unattended. Her situation was near fatal. I called an ambulance for her myself after asking the medical staff to do so--no verbal or physical action taken on the staff's part. Unacceptable? Absolutely. Unacceptable to administrators at NHC Greenville? Of course not! The nurse was just having "an off day!" "Off days" are not allowed when lives are at stake! NHC Greenville: hold yourself and your staff to a higher standard. If you are unwilling to hold individuals accountable, you should re-evaluate your own position as management. Anyone reading this: If YOU are considering NHC Greenville for a loved one, ask yourself if you are willing to be fooled by the facade of the administration and the aesthetics of the building in sacrifice of your loved one's mental, physical and possible entire being--meaning DEATH at the staff's ill trained, unresponsive hands! NHC's incompetence and negligence nearly killed my grandmother. Don't let what happened to our family happen to yours or anyone else's.