The Best Assisted Living Communities in Lancaster County, SC

"My dad moved into TerraBella Rock Hill. What I liked best is that the staff seemed extremely caring and welcoming, and my dad was comfortable on the first day he arrived. They have a salon and barbers on the premises. They did a lot of activities with their residents. It's conducive given the patients that require memory care. It is clean, well-lit, and has pretty decent-sized spacing."

"My mom will be moving into Chandler Place Assisted Living and Memory Care. The sales and marketing director, Kelly, is fantastic at her job. They have long-term care here. She was able to navigate that with me a lot better than anyone else. She asks better questions on intake, very thought-provoking questions about Mom's long-term care, and how we initially get started. I can't say enough good things about Kelly. The facility was clean. Everything just gave me a really warm and pleasant feeling. I met the chef and he was very personable. He was interested in fine-tuning meals. The facility smells very pleasant. The residents all look very happy. They have a library and a room where they watch TV. I saw the shuttle services bring in people from an outing where they went to a local pizzeria. I was able to see that they could have all different levels of activities for their residents."

"I toured Brookdale Ebenezer Road. It was just the whole atmosphere. We liked them and we liked the security of the place as well. And all the people from the residents to the staff, everybody was cool. They really enjoy being there. We looked at a one bedroom that's got a little living room area. The studio was nice too. We just figured the one-bedroom would be better for Dad, just because when we go to visit him we could just sit in his living room area, or go outside. The layout, we love the way it's like a circle, so it's not like you're locked into one specific area or anything. It's more open and inviting. Damon gave us a tour, he was great, informative, and gave us any information. And even the staff that we met, a couple of the therapists, and they would talk about different cognitive therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy. They do a lot of different therapies there and that was a great thing too, because it was about doing different cognitive things that might help Pops with the memory stuff."

"My mother has been resident of The Blake at Baxter Village since March 2023. After recovery from a surgery, the family realized that due to cognitive decline, that she could no longer care for herself in her condo in New York. After doing some research into home health assistance or facilities in NY we decided to move her closer to family in South Carolina. After one tour of The Blake, I was confident that the location, apartment layout and services would be a good fit. The staff who work directly with residents from the dining room servers, Med Techs and Personal Assistants are all amazing! There is a wide range of social activities available, from group exercise classes, coveted BINGO and my mother’s favorite “social hour on Wednesdays”. They go on shopping trips, partake in local Baxter events and go visit many of the fun places in York County like orchards and parks."

"The Post At Providence has been a Godsend for our parent and our family. Yes, the home is beautiful, comfortable and clean. But it's the caring staff, the friendly residents and their family members who make this a Five Star facility. Since our parent has been there, the journey has been less stressful and more meaningful because of this group of wonderful people. Thanks to all of you. "

"This was my favorite place for mom. Charlotte the owner felt like a sister to me as well as Chenelle, the nurse and Latasha the day health care aid. She really got those ladies moving. It is a small residential environment for women. I think you'll be pleased. Thank you for all you do. Donna."

"My mom moved into Brookdale South Charlotte. At first, she was very upset that she was there because she doesn't like being away from home, but she seems to be adjusting well. We've been very impressed with the staff there. They have all been very willing to answer our questions and take our calls because we've called a lot to check on my mom. We got to see her sitting there talking to people and laughing, so it was a good experience. My mom's room is fantastic. She got one of those rooms that are much larger than the regular room. The facility looks fantastic. You can tell it's been recently renovated and updated. They said my mom is eating, so the food must not be too bad, or she wouldn't eat. The dining area is very open with small tables for small groups. It had a homey feel. They have six activities every day, and they transition those around."

"It was a small, clean, and a quiet community. It had an activity room, and it had outside entertainment that they bring in from time to time. The residents are also able to go outside as long as they don't have dementia. They do exercises outside to get some fresh air. They serve 3 meals a day. "

"My sister has moved into Brookdale Union Park. They come recommended by friends and family who have had some loved ones there. Their whole process was very pleasant. It's very affordable. Most of the people we've met as far as residents were similar to my sister in the assisted living stage. It works out to be a great place for her. We have only been there for a week now, but everything is very much to our liking. Regarding the staff, I would give them a 5 because of the intelligent communication. They remembered our names and my sister's name when we took her in there, so that was a big help. All in all, everybody was very helpful in answering questions. Everybody commented that the food was very good. My sister also says it is very good. The facilities are very neat and clean. She has been to two different 'Be Fit' classes, so I think she enjoyed those. She is not really active, but she participated in the activities."

"Brookdale Weddington Park was an absolutely lovely place. The young lady there that I talked to was just phenomenal. I didn't get to talk to anyone in-depth, but I saw them interacting with the residents. I liked the interaction between the residents and the staff. The only thing about that particular place was there were so many women. I was trying to look for a place with a kind of healthy balance of men and women because I needed my dad to be somewhere where he can kind of relate. The facility was very beautiful and they had very good-sized rooms. When I was leaving, they had a man come. He had his guitar and all the residents came out, the ones that wanted to come out and listen to him play music. The lady who was giving me the tour said that he comes every week, and I like that about it. They had a lot of activities listed; that's one of the things that stood out."

"We chose Brookdale Monroe Square for my mother-in-law. Starting today we are going to have some limited visitation. Before that we went to a window in her room and from the outside talked to her. She could call on her phone and she could see us, and we could talk to her that way. The staff is fine so far as I know, all that I've had contact with has been alright. I've only interacted with the administrator 'cause we're not allowed to go inside the facility and talk with workers there. They allowed her daughter and her son to move her stuff in, and her daughter was allowed to go inside the room and show her where everything was at."

"The Pines on Carmel was very clean and very handicap accessible. I went to see an area where people could go out and just sit. I would have had to take my wheelchair for something like that instead of walking, but that was perfect. The woman who assisted me was very professional and very caring. She wanted to help me, but it was out of her jurisdiction to help me with my finances. She said she would have to have somebody else call me about that part, but I never got a follow-up call about that. So, I'm assuming that for what I needed, they just couldn't help me. I wasn't stressing over it, though. I was OK with everything. The visit was perfect."

At Spring Arbor, we believe in providing you with the right care at the right time and supporting you to the fullest as your care needs change. Our goal is to meet residents exactly where they are, empowering them to pursue independence while fostering health, wellness, and achieving favorable results. Additionally, we prioritize the holistic integration of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, ensuring a comprehensive approach to care. Your journey with us starts with a comprehensive assessment of your health needs, preferences, and personal history. Based on this, we develop an Individualized Care Plan (ICP) tailored specifically to you. This plan is regularly reviewed and updated to reflect any changes in your requirements. Upon moving in, our dedicated team takes the time to understand your care preferences on a personal level. We provide assistance with personal care and support, including dressing, bathing, and medication management, tailored to your individual needs as outlined in your ICP. Our purpose is to empower our residents to live independently while enriching their days with meaning and fulfillment in a comfortable and engaging environment. At Spring Arbor, we believe in providing you with the right care at the right time and supporting you to the fullest as your care needs change. This is why we provide personalized care options and services in a secure environment 24 hours a day, seven days a week. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: North Carolina Division of Health Service Regulation Licensed Facilities

"The one I liked the most was the Brookdale Carriage Club Providence. Eva, the girl that showed us around, was so nice and wanted to try to fit the place to us, as to what we're looking for. It's a large place, and it covers all types of care. You can go in as an independent, and then if you need help, you can switch over and get assisted living right in the same place. Then, if you need memory care, they also have that available. That appealed to me because as you get older, you change, and I wouldn't want to move again. It had everything you could want. They have at least three meals a day, and on Sunday, they give you brunch. I didn't taste their food. I was invited back to taste it, but I never got back because of my fall. They were generous-sized and well-appointed rooms. They had a full kitchen with a stove, a microwave, a refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a washer and dryer. It had everything. It was spotless and very well done."