Assisted Living Communities in Myrtle Beach, SC

"My mom is here, and they're OK. The women who help my mom are phenomenal, and I thank them all the time. It's not a bad facility, the rooms are clean, organized, and not too small. It's good for one person. They have a lot of activities for those who can participate. It's a good community. The staff members are involved for the most part and from what I can see."

Seabrook at Murrells Inlet is a welcoming senior living community located at 699 Prince Creek Parkway in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, offering assisted living and memory care in a vibrant coastal setting. Nestled within the prestigious Prince Creek TPC golf community, Seabrook provides a perfect blend of supportive care and relaxed Lowcountry living, where residents can enjoy both comfort and connection in a scenic, well-appointed environment. The community features a modern, thoughtfully designed campus with a mix of private and companion-style apartments, including secure accommodations for memory care residents. Residences are designed for comfort and accessibility, while inviting common areas, elegant dining rooms, and beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces create opportunities for both relaxation and social engagement. The layout supports ease of navigation and fosters a close-knit, community-oriented atmosphere. Residents at Seabrook at Murrells Inlet enjoy a variety of amenities and services that promote a maintenance-free and enriching lifestyle. These include restaurant-style dining with chef-prepared meals, housekeeping and laundry services, scheduled transportation, and 24-hour caregiver support. Personalized assistance with activities of daily living—such as bathing, dressing, and medication management—is available, along with a full calendar of social, recreational, and wellness programs designed to keep residents active and engaged. Chapel services and community gatherings further enhance the sense of belonging and connection. A key special feature of the community is its strong leadership and seamless care approach, ensuring consistent communication and high-quality service for residents and families. The memory care program provides a secure, structured environment with specialized support for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, focusing on safety, routine, and meaningful engagement. The community also offers convenient transportation services, making it easy for residents to attend appointments and participate in local outings. Located in Murrells Inlet, residents are surrounded by some of South Carolina's most popular nearby attractions, including the renowned MarshWalk, Brookgreen Gardens, Huntington Beach State Park, and the vibrant Myrtle Beach waterfront. With easy access to dining, shopping, and healthcare providers, the community allows residents to stay connected to the broader coastal lifestyle while enjoying a peaceful residential setting. Additional highlights of Seabrook at Murrells Inlet include its beautiful golf course surroundings, engaging lifestyle programming, and welcoming, family-like atmosphere. The community is designed to support residents' evolving needs while providing opportunities for continued independence and enjoyment of daily life. Overall, Seabrook at Murrells Inlet offers a supportive and engaging senior living experience where residents can enjoy personalized care, meaningful activities, and the charm of coastal South Carolina living. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: South Carolina Department of Public Health

"We have been disappointed with the constant change over of staff and management. It causes confusion for the client and families when trying to have certain needs met. Also my mother has had several men wander from the “locked” memory care on the other side of the building.and come into her room.,She was recently awakened during the night to find the dementia patient standing at the foot of her bed. He had moved her walker and safety pendant beyond her reach. Fortunately She was able to get to it to call for help."

"We went to look at Tabor Commons. We were impressed because everybody there knew the people there personally. They call them by name. They were very attentive. The facility was very clean and smelled okay. They had like a social place and an outdoor place. It felt homier."

"Watercrest Myrtle Beach was stunning. It smelled good, and it was just gorgeous. They had a very attentive staff. They had a diverse food selection for different residents who may have different food needs. The style was more like a luxury hotel than an assisted living facility. It was very homey, very comfortable, and very welcoming. Everyone there was very engaged. Their chef made a dozen of freshly baked cookies for my parents that morning - 6 oatmeal cookies and 6 chocolate chip cookies as a welcome gesture. It was above and beyond, and they had them sent to my parents in the hospital. Where most assisted living facilities have a little eating area, theirs looked more like a restaurant. They didn't have specific hours where the residents could eat. Somebody would come take your order, and they would make you whatever you want."

"My mom has been in Magnolias of Myrtle Beach for three months now. It was recommended to us by her physician. We shopped all around in the area and kind of decided on another one, but when we went to her doctor to get the TB test that was necessary before you go in a facility, her doctor said, "Don't decide on anything until you go see this one (Magnolias of Myrtle Beach)." So we went and had lunch there and talked to the director, it was so good that my mom wanted to move in the next day. We love the staff, the administrator, and everybody there. It is really great! We also love the location, the facilities, etc. We just love everything about it. It is just that good. I would recommend it to others, in fact, I already had. I'm really pleased with this facility. "

"Our visit turned out very good. It was a beautiful facility. It's well-manicured. It's very very nice. We happened to go at a time where all the residents were in one area doing some kind of an activity. They looked happy and cheerful especially the women that we had spoken to. Some of them were very personable and had to come over and see what we're doing. Their hair was just so nice. They were dressed nice. It definitely made an impression. The staff was accommodating and very welcoming. We were very well received. I like how they had the place decorated. It was a very well lit area. There was plenty of room, nothing to get in the way of the residents moving around. That day we visited they were making cookies and they had asked us if we wanted to taste it but we did not, but it smelled very, very good. "

"The help at Reflections seemed very good. They're very efficient help. They have some activities. I saw one room, and it seemed spacious enough. Reflections was a brand new building; however, they should paint their walls a lighter color. I think it made the place looked a little dark. "

"My loved one is moving into the assisted living at Myrtle Beach Manor. The staff who gave the tour was very polite and answered all our questions. Everything was in place. It was very neat and clean. Everything seemed to be in order. We looked at three other communities last week and we chose the Myrtle Beach Manor simply because we are going to save $500 a month with them."

"The Palmettos of Garden City is wonderful. It's brand new, very clean, open, and airy. They have a lot of common areas to sit and socialize. Their staff is wonderful, I met their medical and nursing directors and activities director and they're all very caring and enthusiastic. It's conveniently located and the grounds are very nice, it's tucked away in a lot of trees. My father's room is a studio, it's a little smaller and pricier than some of the other places, but it's manageable. It has a large bathroom, with cable, Wi-Fi, and a telephone provided for free. All utilities are covered. In addition to three meals, they have unlimited snacks throughout the day. There's also a little bistro area where you can socialize and they have a happy hour every day."

"Garden Manor had small apartments. There was a library and a small place in the back where you could plant flowers. They served one nice big meal a day. If you wanted something for later in the evening, you could get a box of food to take with you. They would come and clean once a week. They went on trips for shopping in a van. It was just what I needed. The people were very nice, very friendly, and outgoing. "

"I visited Hope Arbor of Murrells Inlet. The location is good and the place is clean. The grounds are really nice and they have transportation for the residents. The staff was very polite and professional. The only problem is that highway 707 is undergoing a two-year planned road widening project. The noise and traffic will be awful."

"The last facility that I visited was here and this facility was very appealing and clean. The building was beautiful. The staff was very helpful and very patient. I think the residents there were happy and contented."

"We're choosing River Park Senior Living, LLC for my aunt because it's very convenient to all of their doctors' appointments and their doctor's offices. So it's just very convenient, very clean, and they have a lot of amenities there. They have a salon, and they go on little field trips, and it was all in all, the right choice. We saw a studio apartment and we also visited a 1-bedroom apartment. They were extremely clean, extremely roomy, spacious, and the bathroom was immaculate. They're excellent. They have karaoke, they have bingo, they have shuffleboard, they go to a show here in Myrtle Beach like when they look at the Christmas lights. They also have trivia, little dances, singing, and preaching. There's a lot that she would take part in. They also have a therapist that comes in daily and they also offer a salon where they have a girl come in 3 to 4 times a week. They take you to your doctor's appointments, they go get your medication. All in all, it's a beautiful place. They have private dining so the family can go and eat with the resident, and you can also check them out for a night or two or three."