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After the busy holiday season, many seniors notice changes in energy levels, mobility or comfort, making the New Year a natural time for families to pause and consider what support will help their loved ones feel their best.
The holiday season is often filled with family gatherings, joyful traditions and meaningful moments—but for many families caring for an aging loved one, it can also be one of the most stressful times of the year.
At Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County, the health and safety of our residents and team members is our highest priority. As part of our commitment to providing a clean, healthy, and supportive environment, we have replaced traditional cleaning chemicals with a safer, more sustainable solution.
Legacy Senior Living offers training to team members in order to uphold their highest standard of excellence in all aspects of community life at Legacy.
Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County is proud to announce a perfect score in their State Inspection.
Resident Spotlight Stories
Resident Spotlight: Renaissance Assisted Living resident Sarah Jane Mitchell was born on March 26, 1941, in Brightwood, Virginia.
Resident Spotlight: In this season of gratitude, peace, and joy, it feels especially fitting to introduce Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County resident Jan Pelletier—a woman who brings all these gifts to everyday life.
Resident Spotlight: Step into any gathering today at Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County, and you’ll notice Alberta Grubb—not just for her impeccable style, but for the way she brings people together.
Resident Spotlight: The Joyful Journey of Dorothy Lewis: Faith, Dance, and a Helping Hand
Born on a crisp November day in 1939 in Culpeper, Virginia, Dorothy Lewis has lived a life marked by dedication, joy, and a heart wide open to others.
Resident Spotlight: Emily Shotwell is the kind of person who makes you feel instantly at home. Her smile is the first thing you notice—bright, genuine, and quick to appear.
Resident at Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County, Eleanor Wabnitz, Celebrates 100th Birthday
Renaissance Assisted Living of Greene County celebrates Eleanor Wabnitz on her 100th birthday.
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