Greenville Post Acute

661 Rutherford Rd, Greenville, South Carolina 29609

Phone: (864) 232-2442

2/5Below Average

Verified Data

Sources: CMS Care CompareUpdated: April 2026How we compile →

Facility Report Card

Overall CMS rating is 2/5 stars — "Below Average."
Has received 1 fine totaling $5,831 — review the penalties section for details.
19 deficiencies recorded.

CMS Star Ratings

Overall

Below Average

Health Inspection

Below Average

Staffing

Much Below Average

Quality Measures

Much Above Average

Staffing Data

Total Nurse Staffing (hrs/resident/day)	N/A
RN Staffing (hrs/resident/day)	N/A
Staff Turnover Rate	N/A
Staffing Star Rating

Penalties & Fines

Fines

Total Fine Amount

$5,831

Deficiencies

Severe Deficiencies

Facility Details

Certified Beds	132
Average Residents/Day	127.5
Ownership Type	For profit - Limited Liability company
Provider Type	Medicare and Medicaid
Continuing Care Community	No
Resident & Family Council	Both
Ownership Changed (12 mo)	No
Special Focus Status	None
CMS Certification #	425042

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the overall rating of Greenville Post Acute?

Greenville Post Acute has an overall CMS rating of 2 out of 5 stars, which is considered "Below Average." This composite score reflects health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures as reported by CMS Care Compare.

How many beds does Greenville Post Acute have?

Greenville Post Acute is a large facility with 132 certified beds and an average of 127.5 residents per day. It is located in Greenville, South Carolina.

Has Greenville Post Acute received any fines or penalties?

Yes, Greenville Post Acute has received 1 fine totaling $5,831 and 1 total penalty. The facility has 19 recorded deficiencies.

What type of ownership is Greenville Post Acute?

Greenville Post Acute is classified as "For profit - Limited Liability company" by CMS.

Is Greenville Post Acute Medicare or Medicaid certified?

Greenville Post Acute is certified as "Medicare and Medicaid" by CMS. This means it participates in Medicare and Medicaid programs and must meet federal quality standards.

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