The Village at Greenbriar Senior Living sits on 40 acres surrounded by woodlands in Dallas, PA, where residents can find walking trails, a stream, and peaceful country living, and the place has a warm, family-owned feeling where folks can get help as they need it and still make friends and enjoy life. Residents can choose from studios, semi-private rooms, one- and two-bedroom apartments, with a total of 78 beds in a secure, gated setting. The grounds include a swimming pool, cabana, tennis court, gardens, outdoor patio, and scenic walking trails, and people get to use both indoor and outdoor common spaces like the Sinatra Lounge, billiards room, library, Breezy Point sunroom, fitness center, TV lounge, meeting rooms, and arts and crafts center, and there's even a beauty salon and barber shop called Hepburn Salon that helps folks feel neat and cared for.
Meals come included, prepared by chefs with plenty of attention to health, taste, and dietary needs, and there are vegetarian options so no one misses out. There's meal service, laundry, housekeeping, and medication monitoring all as part of the rates, which keeps daily chores off everyone's shoulders. The Village helps residents with bathing, dressing, and getting around, and the staff can help with incontinence, transfer for those who need help moving, and diabetic needs like insulin shots or blood sugar checks, so they can stay as their needs change-this is called aging in place. Experienced staff are awake and on-site 24 hours a day, with a doctor on call, nurses on staff, and visiting health workers like podiatrists, physical, speech, and occupational therapists, and outside nurses, keeping everyone safe and supported.
People can get different levels of care, including light, medium, and heavy care, as well as memory care with wearables to help stop wandering, and there's even help for those needing hospice or short-term respite after a hospital stay, or when a caregiver needs a break. Folks must be at least 55 years old to live here, and there are rules about outdoor smoking, but it's allowed outside only. The Village offers support with personal care, healthcare, and even home care for residents living at home. There are regular activities and group outings, Senior Strength classes, devotional services both at the community and offsite, games, and a full daily schedule that encourages movement and connection.
Transportation gets arranged for doctor visits, and there's resident parking for those still driving, though there's an extra cost for transportation. The property is maintenance-free for residents, with lawn service and snow removal, so no one has to worry about upkeep. The Village has won awards for its senior care and focus on keeping the community active and friendly. People say the atmosphere feels like home, and the staff treats everyone with dignity and respect, making it easy for residents to keep their independence while getting the help they need as they age.
