Green Village Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation

I appreciate everything you all have done for me. Everyone was very nice residents and staff. Also, the facility is very clean. All the cooking is very good and I really appreciate everything you all have done for me while while I was getting back on my feet after my accident.

Nurses are rude and administration will not help. Calling residents stinky and treating them with disrespect is wrong. Why is being kind and caring hard for individuals taking care of others? Giving showers and basic care is being humane to others who cannot or have a hard time caring for themselves.

This nursing home has been a great experience overall. My sister's recovery journey has been a long one. From dealing with money, to terrible facilities, and insurance issues it's been hard trying to find a place where I truly felt she would be looked after and cared for. But then we came here. My sister was able to thrive and be comfortable as she gets the aid she needs. As an involved family member, I often do check ins with her to make sure she's being well taken care of and the reviews from her are always glowing. The administration especially deserves recognition. If you know anything about long term care facilities then you know how God awful and poorly staffed these places can be. But man, this place was a breeze. They were so patient with me and my sister and the kindness the administration and nurses showed us will always be remembered. These people were helpful and really understand how to take care of people like my sister. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a nursing home .

Our family cannot say enough about Green Village and the incredible team there. My dad stayed at Green Village on multiple occasions, and his most recent stay, which ultimately became his final one, left a lasting impression on our hearts. During a very challenging season for our family, they helped make it less overwhelming. When there was no clear path forward, they guided us with steady communication, encouragement, and practical support. We never felt like we were navigating it alone. Jen Ohmer was instrumental in helping us navigate the Medicaid application process for potential long-term placement. That process can feel daunting, but she facilitated for us with patience, and genuine support every step of the way. Ashley Dittmer, the facility social worker, was an incredible advocate for our family. She genuinely cared, not just about paperwork or placement, but about our dad's well being and safety, and about us as we navigated some difficult dynamics. Michelle Lassiter, the administrator, sets a tone of compassion and professionalism that is clearly reflected throughout the facility. The nursing staff overall was wonderful. When I expressed concern that my dad might be developing pneumonia, Yvonne listened without defensiveness and immediately spoke with the doctor, leading to a chest X-ray being ordered. I never felt dismissed. Morgan and others consistently went above and beyond with attentiveness and kindness. They listened and they stepped into action. When my dad’s condition progressed to the point where Green Village could no longer provide the level of care he required, they made the appropriate decision to send him to the hospital. We appreciated their attentiveness and clinical judgment in recognizing when he needed a higher level of care. The facility itself was always very clean and well maintained. In comparison to many nursing homes and rehab centers, it is very nice. My dad had his own room, which made a meaningful difference in comfort and dignity. It’s not a hotel, but it is leaps ahead of many facilities, and we felt confident in the environment he was in. I was also impressed by the life and joy they brought into the building — from a 90-year-old Elvis impersonator to a luau-themed party. At Christmas, Santa and the Grinch came. Every resident received a thoughtful gift in a gift bag, including my dad. Those gestures spoke volumes about the heart of the team. Caring for others in this season of life can be a thankless profession. We are deeply grateful for the people at Green Village who poured themselves into their work and into our father’s care. They helped us navigate the most difficult waters with compassion, dignity, and heart. We will always be thankful for the role they played in his final chapter and if I had to do it again, I would entrust them with the care of a family member.

My Great Grandmother stayed at this Nursing Home for 2 weeks and it was the worst experience for both her and our family. She was treated HORRIBLY, She would call for help and nobody would show up for hours on end and when they did attend to her they did nothing. The most striking part of all of this was after was when one of the workers picked up my Great Grandmother and THREW HER ON TO THE DIRTY BATHROOM FLOOR. Keep in mind she is a 91 year old woman. She was left in her own urine in her bedroom for hours on end due to nobody helping her to the bathroom and was treated extremely poorly. DO NOT COME HERE IF YOU WANT YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS TO SUFFER.