Greensburg Care Center Review: Medicare Rating and Care Record

Introduction

Greensburg Care Center, now listed by Medicare as Greene Health & Rehab Center, is a 119-bed skilled nursing facility at 119 Industrial Park Road, Greensburg, PA 15601, reachable at (724) 836-2480. It provides short-term rehabilitation and long-term nursing care. This review is grounded in Medicare.gov Care Compare, the federal government's official nursing home rating tool. On that scale the facility currently holds an overall rating of 1 out of 5 stars, the lowest 'much below average' category, and it is flagged with the Care Compare abuse icon. Its federal facility ID (CCN) is 395604.

At a glance

Care Services Offered

Greensburg Care Center specializes in skilled nursing and rehabilitation. Unlike broader senior living communities, it does not offer independent living or traditional assisted living. The facility serves people who need intensive medical support and daily care assistance.

Services include:

1. Skilled nursing care: 24/7 nursing for complex medical needs or recovery from illness and surgery.
2. Short-term rehabilitation: Physical, occupational, and speech therapy for recovery from injury, surgery, or stroke.
3. Long-term care: Ongoing medical care and assistance with daily activities.
4. Respite care: Short-term relief care for family caregivers.

The distinction matters when you are comparing options. Greensburg does not provide independent living or traditional assisted living; its focus is squarely on residents with more significant health needs.

Floor Plans and Living Spaces

The facility does not publish details about room layouts or sizes. Skilled nursing facilities typically offer both private rooms and semi-private (shared) rooms. Private rooms cost more but offer more privacy; semi-private rooms are less expensive and allow for a roommate.

1. Rooms are designed to fit medical equipment and allow staff to move easily. They prioritize safety and comfort over the spacious layouts or kitchenettes found in independent living apartments.

Amenities and Lifestyle

1. The facility offers:
2. On-site dining with special diet accommodations
3. Activity programs and scheduled events
4. Therapy gym for rehabilitation
5. Common areas for socializing
6. Outdoor gardens or patios
7. On-site barber and beauty services

Laundry and housekeeping

These amenities are geared toward residents with nursing care needs rather than the resort-style offerings at luxury retirement communities.

Overall Atmosphere

Staff try to keep things warm and supportive, but there is no getting around what this building is built for. The setting feels more clinical than a traditional retirement community, and the team works to soften that, carving out a home-like space within the limits of a skilled nursing facility.

1. Medicare star ratings from Care Compare
2. On Medicare.gov Care Compare, the facility earns an overall rating of 1 out of 5 stars. That overall mark combines three measures. The facility scores at the bottom on the one most tied to safety, with 1 out of 5 stars for health inspections, and 2 out of 5 stars each for nurse staffing and quality measures.

Care Compare also marks this facility with its abuse icon. Medicare applies that warning to nursing homes cited for abuse that harmed residents, or had the potential to, in recent inspections. It is among the most serious flags on Care Compare, and it deserves direct questions to management about what happened and what has changed since.

The 1-star health inspection rating reflects state survey findings. The facility's most recent standard inspection, in December 2025, cited it for numerous deficiencies, and Care Compare shows a federal fine of $8,469 from October 2023. You can read the full, current inspection reports on Medicare.gov Care Compare by searching the facility name.

• What the ratings mean for families

The picture from Medicare's official data is concerning. A 1 out of 5 star overall rating places this facility in the bottom tier of nursing homes nationally, its health inspection score is the lowest possible, and it carries an abuse warning. Families considering it should weigh these findings seriously.

1. Its less weak areas are nurse staffing and quality measures, each at 2 out of 5 stars, and registered nurse coverage of about 0.62 hours per resident per day is a relative bright spot. Even so, these do not offset the inspection and abuse concerns.
2. The only way to know if this facility fits your family is to walk through it yourself. Visit in person, talk with staff and with current residents or their families, and judge whether it can meet your loved one's specific needs. An hour on-site tells you more than a page of online reviews ever will.

Conclusion

Greensburg Care Center, listed by Medicare as Greene Health & Rehab Center, offers skilled nursing and short-term rehabilitation. But on the federal government's official yardstick it performs poorly: 1 out of 5 stars overall, 1 star for health inspections, and an abuse icon on its Care Compare profile.

Nurse staffing and quality measures sit at 2 out of 5 stars, and the facility reports about 3.27 total nurse staffing hours per resident per day, a little below the rough national benchmark of around 3.5 hours. A federal fine of $8,469 from October 2023 is also on record.

Given the low ratings and the abuse warning, families should approach this facility with extra caution. If you are considering it, ask management directly about the abuse citation and the most recent inspection, and compare it against higher-rated nursing homes nearby on Medicare.gov Care Compare.