Pines at Greenville

What do DPH's records say about Pines at Greenville?

Yes: the S.C. Department of Public Health lists Pines at Greenville as a licensed CRCF with 68 beds, larger than the 64-bed median for the 61 senior-serving CRCFs in Greenville, Anderson, Pickens and Laurens counties.

The license renews every year, and the record shows the current term running to September 30, 2027. Because DPH charges the license fee per licensed bed ($10 a bed, $75 minimum), the licensed-bed figure is a dependable measure of the building's size.

DPH assigns license numbers in sequence. CRC-2267 is number 44 of 61 when the four-county senior CRCF roster is sorted from the lowest number to the highest, a rough guide to how long this license line has existed rather than the age of the building.

Can Pines at Greenville care for someone with dementia?

Not according to DPH: the state's licensing data shows no Alzheimer's special care unit at Pines at Greenville, so a resident who begins exit-seeking would usually need a facility with a secured unit.

A CRCF may not admit or keep someone a physician judges likely to endanger themselves, which is usually what forces a move when wandering starts. The nearest licensed CRCFs with a flagged special care unit are Gardens at Eastside (1.0 mi), Gables on Pelham Assisted Living and Memory Care (1.4 mi), Blake at Hollingsworth Park (2.1 mi).

Has Pines at Greenville been fined by DPH?

None that we found: Pines at Greenville does not appear in DPH's monthly Healthcare Quality enforcement reports from January 2025 to September 2026.

Most deficiencies DPH cites are fixed through a written plan of correction signed by the administrator; only a small share become penalty orders. The inspection report itself is the better guide.

Where are the state inspection results for Pines at Greenville?

Request them from DPH. The state publishes no bulk CRCF inspection data, but inspection and investigation reports for Pines at Greenville, along with its plan of correction, are public on written request under Section 202.E of Regulation 60-84.

There is no published inspection calendar for CRCFs, so the date of Pines at Greenville's last DPH visit is a question for the administrator. A report that cites deficiencies will come with a plan of correction signed by the administrator; ask to read both.

Which assisted living facilities are closest to Pines at Greenville?

The closest other senior-serving CRCF is Hilltop of Greenville Memory Care in Greenville, about 0.6 miles away in a straight line, with 54 licensed beds and no Alzheimer's unit flag on DPH's roster.

Which hospitals are near Pines at Greenville?

Pines at Greenville is in the Eastside, Pelham Road & Haywood part of Greenville; the nearest general acute-care hospital on DPH's roster is Prisma Health Patewood Hospital, about 0.9 miles away by straight line.

Next is St. Francis-Eastside at about 1.0 miles. Distances are straight lines between DPH's mapped points, not drive times.

If nursing care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are Gables on Pelham Skilled Nursing and Rehab (1.4 mi, CMS 2 of 5) and Patewood Post Acute (1.7 mi, CMS 4 of 5).

What questions does Pines at Greenville's record raise?

Start with what the public record raises: ask when DPH last visited and whether you may read that report and the facility's written response.

• Ask how many staff are awake overnight and when peak staffing ends; a full 68-bed building needs at least 9 on duty at peak times.
• Ask what happens if a private-pay resident's money runs out, and whether the building accepts OSS residents.
• Ask which fees rise as care needs grow, and confirm the agreement gives the 30 days' notice of fee changes the regulation requires.