Greenwood Center is a nursing home in Warwick, Rhode Island. It offers skilled nursing alongside hospice, palliative, and respite care, so families dealing with different kinds of medical needs can find a fit under one roof. The building sits at 1139 Main Ave, in a stretch of Warwick that scores 58 on the Walk Score index. That’s moderately walkable, meaning some errands are doable without a car and there’s a real mix of things nearby.
At 130 beds, this is a mid-to-large-sized skilled nursing facility, and it’s been operating for 11 years now. That kind of scale usually means the home is set up to handle residents who need consistent, higher-level medical attention, not just custodial support.
Registered nurses spend about 55 minutes per resident each day, and licensed practical nurses put in a similar 55 minutes. Nurse aides carry the bulk of direct time at 2 hours and 4 minutes per resident daily. Add it all up, and total nursing care comes to 3 hours and 16 minutes per resident, per day.
On the financial side, Greenwood Center takes Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay. Having all three options open means most families won’t hit a wall based on how they’re planning to cover costs. Between the respite option for short-term relief and the standard skilled nursing track, the facility’s setup points to a place built to flex across a range of resident needs rather than specialize narrowly in one.









