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March 26, 2024
My mom is currently living at Anchor Bay at Greenwich. It's very beautiful and very nice. The apartment is very nice, everybody is very nice, and my mother really likes it a lot. They have a dining room and a common area where they hold activities. The food is excellent. The chef is very good. The dining area is very nice. Everything is good there, except for the pricing. The reason we are moving is because they go on a point system. So they told me that my mother's points were going up and it was going to cost me an extra $900 a month. And I told them I wanted to find out why it was going up that much when they hadn't done anything differently for my mother. They told me that they would let me know, and I never found out. They just kept sending the bills for another $900 and we could not afford that, so that's why we're moving. I'm very disappointed with the pricing situation. If they had tried to work things out, we might have stayed there. The director is the person that I tried to talk to about this issue, and she was non-responsive.
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About Anchor Bay at Greenwich in East Greenwich, Rhode Island
Offering Assisted Living and Memory Support, Anchor Bay at Greenwich, combines convenience with exceptional care. Our community is centrally located in downtown East Greenwich, near Narragansett Bay, close to Goddard State Park. We�re located on quaint Main Street, which is bursting with rich history, picturesque storefronts, and a variety of dining options.
Our state-of the art amenities include a daily check-in system and emergency response in each apartment. Plus, we are staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can rest assured that help will be there when your loved one needs it most.
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Services and Amenities of Anchor Bay at Greenwich in East Greenwich, Rhode Island
Dining
- Communal Dining
Pets
- Pets
Financing & Payment Options
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Languages
- English spoken
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Additional Amenity Information
- Special Comment: Our community is within close proximity to the beach and Goddard Park and we are only 20 minutes from Providence!
- State Licenses: ALR01470
Costs for Anchor Bay at Greenwich in East Greenwich, Rhode Island
Assisted Living
$3,950
Starting Price
Memory Care
$5,700
Starting Price
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Reviews of Anchor Bay at Greenwich in East Greenwich, Rhode Island
4.3
(14 reviews)
Facility
4.4
Staff
4.8
Food
4.0
Activities
4.3
Value
3.7
Lisa
4
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March 26, 2024
My mom is currently living at Anchor Bay at Greenwich. It's very beautiful and very nice. The apartment is very nice, everybody is very nice, and my mother really likes it a lot. They have a dining room and a common area where they hold activities. The food is excellent. The chef is very good. The dining area is very nice. Everything is good there, except for the pricing. The reason we are moving is because they go on a point system. So they told me that my mother's points were going up and it was going to cost me an extra $900 a month. And I told them I wanted to find out why it was going up that much when they hadn't done anything differently for my mother. They told me that they would let me know, and I never found out. They just kept sending the bills for another $900 and we could not afford that, so that's why we're moving. I'm very disappointed with the pricing situation. If they had tried to work things out, we might have stayed there. The director is the person that I tried to talk to about this issue, and she was non-responsive.
Provider Response
Patricia
5
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December 12, 2021
I went to the Anchor Bay at Greenwich. I like the location, it's close to where I want to be in the area. I was very impressed with the hospitality of the people that lived there. I met a few people, said hello, they gave me information, and they showed me a couple of rooms. They showed me a studio, but it's much too small. I looked at two, one-bedrooms, one was finished, and one was going to be redone. I thought they were very nice. I liked the room, but it's hard to picture it without furniture. They had a beautiful dining area, a beautiful social area, and I guess just about anything you need or want, you can get there. Everybody was friendly and outgoing. They offered to bring me a meal, so I could experience it. It looked like there was a good choice of menu.
Provider Response
James
5
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December 5, 2021
My mom is at the Anchor Bay at Greenwich. She really liked it right off the bat. It was very aesthetically pleasing, very clean, warm, and welcoming. The staff was all super helpful and very nice. You can tell they really listen to everybody and care about their residents. It just seemed like a perfect fit. It looks really nice, and it's a smaller community. You could also tell that they're going to pay attention to the individual a little more. We were able to get it in just a couple of weeks. It was very quick. The sales and marketing director, Alison, was very helpful. She was text messaging me if I had questions after hours, and she would get right back to me. Communication has been great. They helped me get in touch with a couple of resources and things that I needed to follow up on my end. There's also an actual executive chef. They do a lot of seasonal menus and everything's fresh. The chef actually meets with the folks at the assisted living wing once a week to talk about the menu and plan some of the things that they would like to see. They have five or six activities planned every single day for the memory care folks. They have two staff members that are in charge of all of the activities. One specifically focuses on the memory care facility itself. What's nice about the activities is that they're all throughout the day, and they're all designed to hit all the different elements that would be helpful for people with memory loss. Some of them are more towards physical/body activity and some are geared towards engagement of the mind. Then they also have the ones that will engage your spiritual side. That's every day, but then they also have weekly special activities planned. It's her third day there, and they had just gone out on a shopping trip where they purchased toys for the holidays. On Sunday, they're going to a Christmas tree lighting ceremony. We were extremely surprised at the quality of the place compared to its price. We were really extremely happy to find them because all of the places are extremely expensive. This one was actually on the lower side of all the places in Rhode Island. For the services you get, it's really good.
Provider Response
Richard
4
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February 11, 2020
We chose Anchor Bay at Greenwich because other places didn't have a memory care locked ward. The staff member who gave me the tour was very attentive. The room my mom is in has already been remodelled and it's quite nice. She loves the food and she says it's great. They have daily activities. They get on the bus and go out to places, and they also have activities in the community daily. The price is a little expensive.
Provider Response
Joyce
5
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July 27, 2019
Our experience with Anchor Bay at Greenwich was excellent. The staff was also excellent. The rooms that we saw were larger than we expected and were very clean. We saw their dining area which was also nice. It was like a restaurant type. There were menus and you get to select what you eat.
Provider Response
daughterandsisterfirst
5
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November 18, 2017
The women and men of the Memory milieu on the D floor of Brookdale East Greenwich RI deserve adequate commendation. Not only nurses and aides, but also cooks, cleaners and hair stylists. Our mother, Marilyn Rittenberg, has been treated as kindly, compassionately, and efficiently as is humanly possible. The individuals who have enabled her high quality of life at this stage in her journey, go way beyond their job descriptions. All residents receive equal patience, gentleness, and compassion. Heartfelt thanks and appreciation.
Anonymous116203350
4
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January 31, 2016
We’ve already put my mother at Brookdale Greenwich Bay. The staff is great. She is settling in. There’s always something going on morning, and afternoon; all the way through Saturday, and some on Sunday to keep the residents busy. She participates in all of the activities so she’s active. Whether they have movies or briefings or entertainment stuff or crafts; they have it all there. So, that was one of the things that we looked at before deciding. If there are any issues; it’s mostly her issues. The facility is excellent.
Helen28933750
5
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May 15, 2015
I am interested in Greenwich Bay because of the very extreme comfort level. I think what was so comforting about it is their openness and the warmth. Like for instance, the Activities Director obviously knew I was someone on the tour. As she was coming down the hall, she stopped and spoke to the woman who was showing me around. She introduced herself and told me what her goals were, and I had the feeling that it isn't a job but a passion for her. That is how I felt about it, and I liked that. The rooms were fine. It is not a new building, and you are not going to get the glitz and the big windows which would not be appreciated anyway. To say it is adequate makes it sound like there is an issue when there is none. It is a room, and you supply your own furniture. They did offer a luncheon tour, but I declined. I actually made up my mind, and I have to say the place is excellent. I would recommend it, but everybody looks for something different. I was looking for one that is not very old. So to me, it depends on what the person is looking for in a community.
Anonymous103514250
5
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March 31, 2015
I certainly liked the Greenwich Bay facility. It seemed to have a very friendly atmosphere amongst the staff and also the residents. The rooms were smaller than in a home, but they seemed adequate and people seemed to make their best effort to make them as comfortable as it can be. The food was good.
Cindy88926150
3
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July 21, 2014
Greenwich Bay Retirement Living is okay. It's not so up-to-date as the one where my dad is now in. The staff is very nice, but it's a little farther away from where I live. By their looks, everything was kind of outdated.
Caring1439
4
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July 12, 2013
We decided to choose Greenwich Bay Retirement Living for my mother-in-law because it is the most modern and most updated and it just looks cleaner than most of the other facilities we visited. She got an apartment that has enough room for a bed, a couch and a small kitchen type unit. Her kitchen also includes a refrigerator and a microwave. The apartment is about the size of a motel room but it is well-kept. They have a regular cleaning schedule and they make her bed everyday. They have a little dining room where residents can eat their meals. They also put out snacks and coffee. The staff watches for her medications making sure that she is taking them at the right time. At one time, she had fallen, she just pulled the cord and they came and helped her with that. So there is a sense of security there. They also have lots of things to do for the residents. They have people who go over the news with them and they have buses that go out on a weekly basis to local stores, some restaurants and some special activities. It is really a nice community for my mother-in-law.
Beverly16
4
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June 26, 2013
When I visited Greenwich Bay Manor, they were doing some renovation. It was decent as it was. It was cozy and homey, but they were redoing the whole thing. So, I'm sure it will be lovely once it's done. The staff was very friendly and very helpful. The guy who gave me the tour was wonderful. I met a lot of people who lived there. They seemed happy there. It seemed like a great place.
Robyn1
4
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March 22, 2013
My mother checked in at Greenwich Bay Manor after she visited the facility and liked it instantly. They had parties at the facility as well as plays for the residents.
moody tonsa
4
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August 21, 2012
Greenwich Bay Manoris a very nice facility for you to consider when looking into admitting a friend or relative for an extended amount of time. My Grandma has been living there for a little over a year now, and I visit ever so often. The staff is very polite and friendly, and the entire design of the building has a relaxing feel to it. The rooms aren't too bad either, each room has a living room/bedroom with a small kitchen, a closet and a bathroom. It is also in a great area, very quiet and has beautiful surrounding; it is definitely a place where anyone would enjoy living the rest of their life. The food is delicious especially considering how most of the times facilities get a bad rap on their food. However, with such a nice facility, it is no surprise that the place is fairly expensive, but my grandma believes it is worth ever penny. I loved the view out the window; it was very peaceful and serene. If you are considering staying at an assisted living or having a family member stay there, this is certainly one of the finer ones to be at!
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