Memory Care Communities in Seneca, SC

"We choose Clemson Downs for my mother. She is familiar with the area. She has a nice, small apartment. My mother picked it, and I find it suitable and appropriate. They have meals. I walk in the cafeteria and see the food, but I have not eaten there. She is not in yet, but she will be. They are revamping the apartment before she moves in. It is their standard procedure to put in new flooring, new paint and make a specific adjustment for her to fit her needs. The personnel stand out to me. They are very accommodating and very personable, and they go above and beyond. I think I will recommend them, but I like to wait until my mom moves in to see how everything works out. "

"I visited Clemson Heritage Senior Living. The facility is beautiful and very inviting. I think she said it was like three years old. It's nice. The common areas or the gathering areas are super nice with good seating and an environment that would make people comfortable. The rooms that I toured were small. I didn't get a lot of information from the staff, she just basically showed me around. The dining area is beautiful, but I did not sample any food. I saw a couple of residents doing puzzles, I didn't see any structured activities, but they had a full calendar that I looked at."

"I visited Dominion Senior Living at Patrick Square, and I was very impressed with it. It's fairly new. It was very nice, very clean, and laid out well. The people seemed to be very attentive and caring. The staff who gave me the tour was very professional and knowledgeable. They have a couple of outside patios and some nice open rooms. The rooms at memory care were very clean and laid out nicely. The bathrooms were easy for them to use in and out."

"I was very pleased with Dominion Senior Living of Anderson. I really had no complaints. I was just trying to get Mom closer to me. We moved Mom in at the height of the pandemic and we just dropped off furniture outside. I didn't even see the inside for several months, and I was still pleased with all of her care. My mom called the staff members her girls, and she just really had a good personal connection with them. They never allowed visitors to eat because it was pandemic times. It was very clean and welcoming, and they had rockers out front and there was always somebody sitting in them. They had outside activities they could sign up for, but they also had musicians come in. It is a Christian environment, so they always had a church service. They were able to handle her care excellently."

"The facility was in great condition and the staff was very friendly. My grandfather suffered from alzheimer's disease and the staff was very competant in addressing his individual needs. They have a great program set up for residents who suffer from memory loss disorders. The staff always did a great job at keeping us informed about his condition. After he passed away they did everything they could to help us through the grieving process and staff members even personally reached out to my grandmother to make sure she had everything she needed. "

"We took my dad to Ellenburg Nursing Center on a Friday mid afternoon, but he passed away the next morning. The people in charge seemed to be very caring, and even though my dad had Medicare and Medicaid, they would be giving my father rehabilitation, and they would work on his diabetic diet and healthy diet. It's not really luxurious; they were having renovations at the moment. They had a place for his dog, and we would have been able to take the dog to him. We could have taken him to lunch. After so many days of a person being in there, you can check them out and take them to lunch or a movie. They also had a step-up facility where they have a hospice. They also celebrate their birthdays. They have a big TV room and a big lunch room. When I went to visit my father, there were people down the hall in wheelchairs, and some of them seemed to be really bad, but the people were very responsive to them. "