Memory Care Communities in Savannah, GA

"My mother is currently a resident of The Palmettos of Bluffton. The food is very good, they have activities although my mom hasn't joined in a lot yet. They play bingo for quarters, have happy hour every day and there's usually somebody singing or doing something. They have a bus that takes the residents on little trips, and they also have crafts. The staff seems to be very good. Like in other places, there's always an issue, but it gets resolved. The dining area is very good and they have a menu that you can choose from. You have to go to the dining room to eat unless you're sick. You can put what you want in the apartment, like your own furniture. I visited several senior communities, but this was the one we're comfortable with."

"I toured Canterfield of Bluffton. I like the decor, the hominess of the facility, and their activities. However, I did not have any interaction with the nursing staff. It's very clean and very light."

Located on Main Street in Hilton Head, South Carolina, Harbor Cove Memory Care offers innovative, personalized Memory Care in a high-quality environment dedicated to helping each resident enjoy life to the fullest. Our specially trained and carefully chosen professional caregivers provide unparalleled support and engage families in developing a life of enrichment for their loved ones. Harbor Cove is also proud to be a Veterans First community and living at Harbor Cove Memory Care may actually help Veterans qualify to receive the Aid and Attendance benefit. We can help you determine if that is true for you. In addition, we host numerous Veterans events and honor our Veteran residents with distinguished celebrations. We believe in a personal approach to resident care and comfort, while providing superior living options, expanded services, and new technologies. When you choose Harbor Cove Memory Care at Hilton Head, you become part of the Navion familynot a corporation. Resident comfort and well-being are our top priorities. Our community is just the right size for staff members and residents to really get to know one another and develop meaningful relationships. The result is a positive, growth-oriented workplace which, in turn, inspires employees to provide meaningful life experiences for our Hilton Head dementia care residents. We are more than Memory Care. We are a true communitya friendly neighborhoodwhere residents can thrive and be happy. We maintain HarborCover Memory Care at Hilton Head to the highest standards. Our apartment-style suites feature updated amenities that make residents feel right at home. We offer organized events, delicious meals, and various activities that allow residents to spend their days as they wish. In addition, we follow CDC and state guidelines to help ensure the ongoing safety of our residents and their families.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: South Carolina Department of Public Health

"My husband is in Buckingham South Assisted Living. I am satisfied with their services. He has Alzheimer’s, and they have him taken care of. He has been there since December. They have been good, but they are expensive. The community is nice. They have activities and their amenities are nice, too. They have a good dining room, and they have pretty caring staff. It has porches that people can sit on. "

"We toured Oaks at Habersham. The design wasn't appealing to me or my wife, because when you walk in, the welcome center or whatever you want to call it, the cafeteria, the eating area is right there. That just seemed kind of odd that it was right up front. When you walk in, you have a little seating area, two chairs, a lamp, and on the corner an end table with a TV and refrigerator. You go around the corner, and you have your bed. The staff was just learning. He was new."

"I visited this facility and noticed how beautiful the outdoor setting was. There was ample parking for staff and visitors. When I walked into the facility I noticed how friendly the staff were. I was given a tour and noticed the facility offers private and semi private rooms. Each room has ample space with their own bath. There is a large library, many activities offered and Savannah Cottage offers transportation to any resident that would like to be driven shopping, to their doctor's appointments, etc. There is a large dinning room and the facility offers 3 meals. There are walkways outside for residents and visitors to stroll around and enjoy the fresh air and Savannah Cottage is pet friendly. "

"My wife will move into The Oaks at Savannah. I like the layout. They were all friendly. The people that lived there did reach out as we were walking around and talked to us and greeted us. They introduced themselves. It just seemed more of a happier place. It's a one-bedroom apartment. So when you walk in, you're in like a living room or whatever you want to call it. They have chairs set up with the TV. They have a refrigerator in the corner. You have the bed, the walk-in bathroom, the shower you could roll in your wheelchair if you needed to, and they had a closet, and for what we needed it was perfect."

"I came across here and I called, they say they do a week at a time for respite. It was clean and they only specialize in dementia and Alzheimer's. They said that mom would have her own bedroom, and her own bathroom and I like that. They didn't have a lot of patients. The facility is kind of small and they said they only get up to about 40 or 50 residents. The mall is close to it."

"We toured The Social at Savannah. The apartments are just right for the senior citizens. They have a cute little kitchen, a decent-sized living room, a room, and a bathroom for them. They have facilities there to help out if the person that you need to put in there needs help of any kind. They have concierge services. They have three times a week where they go out grocery shopping. You just gotta make sure to put your name on the list. They also do like little events, take them out, and just get to make sure you're on the list as well. They will help any of those who are ex-military with the VA. I'm sure it was pretty good. That's the one we were trying to go for, but the VA didn't work out for us."

"What a blessing! We found a wonderful home for Mom! She is 97 years old, wants to live in her own place, but needs some assistance. The Suites at Station Exchange is the perfect answer! The handpicked staff is very compassionate and caring. There are a multitude of activities each day for the residents to enjoy. A beautiful pond with a walking path located behind the building is a perfect place for a leisurely walk. With three good meals a day, laundry service, room cleaning, entertainment, fellowship with other residents throughout the day…who could ask for more? The staff makes each resident feel special as they care for each one’s individual needs. I know with certainty when I am out of town mom will be taken care of, which gives me peace of mind. I owe a special thanks to everyone at the Suites of Station Exchange for the way they love my mom! It truly is a perfect place for her to call home! "

"We moved dad into the memory unit of Sprenger Health Care Bluffton. The facility is new, I think about a year old, so it's relatively clean and well-appointed. There are three different levels of care, assisted living, nursing, and then memory care. Once my father was put in the nursing facility, it took about three or four weeks and we realized that was not the right unit for him. He was falling and I think the level of care was not what he needed. I was determined that he should be in the memory care unit, and he's getting good care there now. We're very happy. I feel like the nurses care about his well-being. I think especially right now with the pandemic, there's certainly a shortage of caregivers in facilities like this one. You can tell the people who care and the people who don't care as much when they're stressed with extra workloads and so forth. There's also a physical therapy unit with physical therapists and so forth. And I'm very happy with the care that my father received from those people. There's a doctor on staff and all in all, I think that he's receiving good care. I believe most of the rooms are approximately the same size. They all have a bed, their bathroom, with television, phone, and nice cabinets to store not only your clothes but other personal belongings. My father's room was nicely done. It had a nice paint job. The units are all approximately the same size, but they're appointed slightly differently, depending on whether you need assisted living, or nursing, or memory care. I know that there's another gentleman who's there for assisted living, and he has more of what you would kind of consider a residential look as opposed to my father who's in the memory care who has more of a kind of a clinical, even though there are the feng shui colors, and it's very warm and inviting. It's a little more of a hospital look. Some entertainers come on a scheduled basis. Some play musical instruments, and there's a schedule of events that comes out every day for residents there. I can't say that we've taken advantage of it. I think my dad is in a more advanced stage of the care that he needs, so he would not benefit from entertainment, but there is entertainment there. There's even a bar in the main reception area where you do feel like you are kind of socially active there. Snacks are served and even some drinks if you qualify to have a drink. Overall, it's a happy place, as happy as a nursing facility can be. In addition to the physical therapy type of care that keeps people active, some entertainment comes into the facility."

"We went here and the staff was very knowledgeable and thorough, and they answered all our questions. It was very clean, they had a lot of activities, and we were very pleased with it. I was very happy with it, and so was my mom. They have a library, a beauty salon, a craft area maybe, and the dining room."

"The staff members at Bloom at Belfair are absolutely great, especially the serving staff in the dining room. We're going on a shopping trip to Walmart tomorrow. On Friday nights we have wine, there's Bingo, exercises in the morning three times a week, and so on."

"The staff was very professional, took a lot of time to talk to me and took me on a tour. They had meeting rooms, activity rooms, music, piano, get-togethers, live entertainment, game room, and a place for happy hour. The memory care facilities got their own wing there. It was clean, but a little bit of an older facility."