2 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Richland County, SC
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2 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Richland County, SC
Wildewood Downs
Presbyterian Home of South Carolina
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Recent Reviews of Continuing Care Communities in Richland County
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Review of Wildewood Downs
I went to the nursing home part of Wildewood Downs. It seemed to be a nice place, it was well kept, and we were treated very nicely. It seemed to be very clean, and it was a medium-sized facility. ... Read more
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