Assisted Living Communities in Greenwood, SC

"It looked nice. I saw the cafeteria and the front room they had, but they didn’t have anything available, and my mom needed to move in right away. Everybody was nice and friendly, too. They have a sitting area or a courtyard for the patients to stay and walk around. They have a lot of places you can go to there."

"My mom is now at Emerald Gardens of Greenwood Assisted Living & Memory Care. So far, it's been very good. They're very wonderful. They've been good to Mom. She seems happy there. It just felt like home. So far, the food is very good. My mom has access to a hair salon on campus. She also has podiatry coming in to take care of her nails for her. They have all kinds of activities including gospel singalongs. They have a lot of different preachers coming in to do prayer service with them. They also have bingo and crafts. They even took my mom on an outing out to lunch with a group of ladies one day this week. The place is very clean and very warm. It's an inviting environment, and all the people seem to be very friendly. I think it's a good value for money."

"It was clean, and the people seemed to be happy. The staff was friendly and cooperative in giving all the information I asked for. The rooms were L-shaped, with a small kitchenette area, a living room area, a bed, a private bathroom, and a closet. It overlooked a courtyard. I liked that it was close to where I live in, and I did like the courtyard that has places to sit. "

"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."

"The tour at Langston Place was good. The staff was knowledgeable and very friendly. Those rooms were nice."

"I was very impressed. I really liked it, but unfortunately, I think my wife is gonna need skilled nursing, as opposed to just assisted living. I thought it was well laid out. I liked the rooms. The staff was professional. I saw a lot of the people that were there, and they all seemed to be happy to be there. I saw the lunchroom where they take their meals. They had a nice TV room that was well laid out. I liked the area; it's like almost in the woods."