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The Renaissance Senior Living

5 Frank Pressly Drive, Due West, SC 29639

(800) 558-0653

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4.64

(14 reviews)

Offers Independent Living, Memory Care, and Assisted Living
Top rated on Caring.com

2022

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Reviews of The Renaissance Senior Living in Due West, South Carolina

4.64

(14 reviews)

  • Facility

    5.0

  • Staff

    4.8

  • Food

    4.6

  • Activities

    4.8

  • Value

    5.0

Top rated on Caring.com

2022

Dana

5

September 3, 2023

I visited this facility

We toured The Renaissance Senior Living. Everything was very clean. The staff was all happy and smiling. Everyone seemed to enjoy their jobs. They were all very kind. We got a full tour. The amenities are nice there. The rooms are good sizes. Each room has its own bathroom and closet. They were very spacious. Each room had its own AC unit. All the showers are handicapped, so they all have benches and stuff in there already. They all have emergency calls, too, in case there are any issues. The memory care facility was locked, too, so the residents couldn't just leave, so that part was nice, too. The staff who toured us was the director. Her name was Jackie. She was great. She answered all our questions. She was very honest. She let us look at each different room. She showed us all the different layouts, and she was wonderful. We didn't try the food, but we did see the pictures and whatnot. They have a private chef onsite who cooks all the food, and all the residents said that the food was great.

Linda

5

August 24, 2023

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My husband is at The Renaissance Senior Living. It's a lovely place in Due West. It is set in the country, which is what my husband is used to because we're from Connecticut. It's just way too expensive. It's been excellent. The people have been very kind and caring for him. He has dementia and stage four kidney disease and they have been very in tune with what he needs. They've been very kind, very caring, and providing him with stimulating activities every day. They also have cognitive therapy that he gets. They've been more than helpful compared to other places. They have very nice grounds that he can walk on, which is what he loves to do. It's a very cozy place. They take them out weekly to either The Dollar Store or Walmart or things like that and they love it. It's across the street from Erskine College, so there are people around. It's an excellent setting the way they have it done. Although it's not as big as other places, it's 120 beds. They've just been more than kind and extremely helpful to me who is the caregiver. I can't say enough positive things about how kind they've been to me, which has made this so much easier. I have not tried the food, but my husband seems to be satisfied with it. It's very clean. He takes part in many more things than I thought he would. He seems to be able to get other people, like he loves doing puzzles, and he'll put them on a big table they provide for him, and then he'll ask if any of the people that just stay in their rooms all day long want to come down and help him and he gets them out of their rooms, so it's good for him. He feels like he's accomplishing something, which is actually how he's always been. He enjoys having other people do it with him. It's an excellent value. As far as what they charge, it is well worth it.

Jill

4

September 15, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My in-laws moved into The Renaissance. They're in the little cottages. I think it's perfectly adequate for what they need right now, there are social events, they're on a little campus, so if there was a catastrophe, they would have access to help, they have food services available, and it's a very safe place. So those things are all good. The big thing for them was the price point, and it's very affordable because they're very frugal. So that was important to them. I know they have a lot of games and other activities that are so common to those places like cards and crafts. The staff is super friendly. They answer the phone, so, amazingly, a human being answers the phone. I would say that they're very accessible. When I called to ask a couple of questions more about technology issues so that I could help set my in-laws up, or using a computer, they could not have been more helpful and gave me the name and number of a person if my father-in-law had questions to contact this person and they just helped me set things up for them. That was more of a front desk person.

Connie

5

August 6, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My sister moved into The Renaissance in Due West about 2 weeks ago. She's independent living. It is beautiful, it's decorated so nicely and it's just really pretty. The staff was excellent and very efficient. Everything about it is just great and we are very pleased. The people are very helpful and very friendly. They made my sister feel right at home. They have a lot of activities. They have a book club, a Bible study, and church on Sunday. They have exercise, a library, and a little wash area where they can wash their clothes. They say the rent is high, but it's worth every penny of it. She gets 3 meals a day, good and nourishing meals. She has a housekeeper that comes in once a week and thoroughly cleans the apartment for her. They also take the residents shopping. She just jumps right in there and is just enjoying it every day. It's expensive and she doesn't have much left in her check, but she doesn't need it because they give her everything that she needs and it's a lot cheaper than a nursing home. It's well worth every dime, I would say.

Tracie

5

March 20, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mom was at The Renaissance in Due West for four months. It's a wonderful facility. Everything was good. The director of the facility is the one I could speak about the most. He went above and beyond. He helped us in a very trying situation with my mom, and he went a lot further than anyone would ever have needed to. He was wonderful; his name is Matthew. Her room was very comfortable. The food was good, and she didn't have any problems with it. The only reason we took her out was that it's actually a three-hour drive for me, and her heath had declined, so I needed to get her closer to me. It's very well maintained, the upkeep is good, and I don't have anything bad to say about them.

Sister Greene

4

November 18, 2020

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Renaissance has independent living homes, duplexes and condos - not independently owned. They also have a nursing home for those who need it. Three meals a day are provided; we have eaten there several times and the food and service are very good. My brother (who lives there) seems to enjoy it; there are quite a few activities you can participate. He lives in a condo-it is very small but he says it is big enough for him. It was one of very few places that he could afford but find nothing to complain about.

JJ

5

May 30, 2019

I visited this facility

The Renaissance stands out to us because of its personal touch. The owner of the place lives there onsite. It is impeccably well-maintained too. I have seen nurses all over walking around the place. They also have activities where they take the residents out to go shopping, and they have events like guys night or girls night out where they go to restaurants and have dinner. They serve three meals a day. They have a huge array of food and you can choose to go to the line and make your own plate, or somebody can bring you your plate. Each of the rooms also has a small kitchenette, so if you choose to stay in your room and cook, you can. The room has a small refrigerator and a small kitchenette. The bathrooms are great too. There is a small church and a library onsite. It is very homey. Looking at all the tenants, everybody seems to be genuinely in a real good mood and looks very healthy. They also have two gym places. It seems they take a lot of pride in making sure their residents all have their independence, stay groomed, clean, and well fed. I really got a relaxed sense on all levels there. Today, that's my favorite place. They have everything from independent living to full care. It is probably the most affordable, but it is still very high.

Tom

5

May 1, 2019

I visited this facility

The Renaissance's food was restaurant quality. The people were positive. One of the biggest attractions was it was right across the street from a small university, therefore you would have access to concerts and sporting games. There are also two large churches walkable. It had not only a residential dormitory building facility, but it also had single homes available. It had outdoor apartments around the big building, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms, and you could also have a dog. They had excursions and caring people. The price was also fantastic at half the price of the North Carolina facilities.

Teresa

4

January 25, 2019

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My friend is in the assisted living of The Renaissance. The experience has been good. He likes it and is doing really well. They play cards, music, sing, arts and crafts, and get together to eat lunch and stuff like that. What stands out to me was that it seems really clean, peaceful, and quiet. I haven't seen any trouble. The staff is wonderful, really nice, and polite, and they do anything you want them to do. They tell him to take out his trash and they'll pick it up for him by the door, so that's a plus. They do anything for him that he needs done; if he needs something fixed, they fix it right away because there's a handyman there. There are three meals a day offered. He says the food is good.

CC

5

November 27, 2018

I visited this facility

The Renaissance was very nice and I would consider putting a relative in there. The facility was lovely with a very nice setting. The dining room was beautiful. The apartments were very nice in the independent section particularly, and it was very reasonably priced. The director gave us a very nice tour of the facility and she was very helpful. She didn't badger us after the tour and made just one call to follow up with us. The library was pretty small and wasn't impressive, but the activities were nice. They also have an exercise room, apartments, and full houses that are not in the main building, which had some appeal too. It's a beautiful campus, 23 acres, all shady, and nicely landscaped. I was pretty impressed and I would certainly recommend it to anyone who's looking.

Ames

5

July 17, 2018

I visited this facility

The Renaissance was economical. The people were pleasant and the administration seemed nice. We stayed there three days and I didn't hear many complaints. It was quite far away from all my family, but I liked the friendliness of the people. We stayed in a one-bedroom while we were there. It was very nice and it had two adequately large rooms. They also have two-bedroom places; the ones in the main building were a little more expensive. They're like triplexes and you have to walk a little farther to get to the food. They offer three meals a day and the food was good. There weren't many programs during the summer. They had more during the winter because they work with the college there. They have a beauty shop, a library, a chapel, and bible studies.

Earline

5

August 22, 2017

I visited this facility

I liked The Renaissance and I liked their apartments. I liked everything about it. The food was good. The rooms were nice and very homey, good enough for 1 person. The staff was very friendly. It looked like they take good care of everybody there. The place was really nice, clean, and didn’t smell like anything.

thom414213

4

May 26, 2017

I visited this facility

The Renaissance was very nice, and they're planning to expand. It’s in a small town, adjacent to a college, and they have an arrangement where you can use some of the facilities there which is a very good thing. The issue is it's remote -- about a half hour to 45 minutes from any major metropolitan area. If you needed an ambulance, you'd probably need a helicopter. It's a very quiet place and was more than sub-urban. The people there were wonderful. They have multiple steps, with little autonomous homes, and they have a large building where there are people all the time, not necessarily a nursing home, but it's more of an adult living facility. We ate lunch there, the food is very good, and they had nice staff. The only issue really is the geographical location. The people who lived there said that it was a great place.

Harry552356

4

March 28, 2017

I visited this facility

The Renaissance was older and had large apartments and independent homes. The problem was it's very isolated in a small town where the only thing is a subway shop and a Family Dollar, so if you want gasoline or grocery store, you have to go 15 or 20 miles. The rooms were big and modern and had new appliances. Some of the homes even had enclosed backyards, so if you have a pet, there's a place where you could let your dog out.

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Costs for The Renaissance Senior Living in Due West, South Carolina

Independent Living

Independent Living is for those who desire the feel of a private residence with the amenities and activities available in a planned community, such as fitness classes, game nights, and group excursions. Services such as cleaning and groundskeeping are often available.

$2,120

Starting Price

Memory Care

Memory Care is specifically designed to meet the needs of those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. Specially trained staff members assist with activities of daily living (such as bathing and dressing) and provide therapies to slow further loss of cognitive abilities.

$4,180

Starting Price

Assisted Living

This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.

$3,630

Starting Price

Services and Amenities of The Renaissance Senior Living in Due West, South Carolina

Costs

  • All Inclusive Rent
  • Entry Fee

Room and housing options

  • Studio Apartments

Features

  • Beauty Barber Shop
  • Resident Transportation

About The Renaissance Senior Living in Due West, South Carolina

Located in the picturesque Due West, we are directly across from historic Erskine College. The Renaissance Senior Living is a one-of-a-kind, non-profit Senior Living Community offering, Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care.

We believe in all-inclusive pricing, we do not charge for increased levels of care.

Independent Living:

  • Relief from worry about the maintenance of your home
  • Increased socialization, more involvement and less loneliness
  • Eliminate the need to drive and expense of a car
  • The ability to summon assistance when needed
  • Onsite activities, classes, entertainment, games and social events
  • Access to trips, outings, amenities and chef-prepared meals

Assisted Living:

  • Scheduled reminders and medication management
  • Assistance with toileting, bathing, and dressing
  • Laundry services available
  • Staff available round the clock
  • Concierge services available, including transportation
  • Onsite activities, classes, entertainment and more
  • Nutritious chef-prepared meals
  • Onsite Therapy provided by Weston Group

Memory Care:

  • Specialized services catered to caring for dementia and Alzheimer's
  • Secure and safe environment
  • Assistance with daily activities
  • Onsite activities, classes, entertainment and more
  • Nutritious chef-prepared meals
  • Enlighten memory care focused therapy provided by Weston Group

Concierge Lifestyle:

  • 24/7 Staff
  • Maintenance Free
  • On-site Therapy
  • Concierge services
  • Chef-prepared meals
  • Fitness Center
  • Scheduled transportation
  • Weekly housekeeping
  • Beauty & Barber Shop
  • Activities

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