Myrtle Beach Manor

My mother will be moving into Myrtle Beach Manor. The people were friendlier and the rooms were much bigger. They had a one-bedroom and a studio as opposed to the other place. The staff during the tour was very nice, very friendly, very informative, and really sold the place. The tour lasted for over an hour. I like that they can go outside and they have the waterway. They have gazebos outside screened in and you can watch the boats on the waterway. The dining rooms were bigger, and the activity rooms were bigger and nicely furnished.

Be aware of Myrtle Beach Manor. They are extremely understaffed and do not give the care the residents need. The room are large but all of them have a step-up shower which is very hard for many residents to get in to. There are many many many bugs. The food service has gone down hill. If you complain about anything too many times you are asked to move out. There is one women on the cleaning staff that has to be at least 90 years old and has worked there for over 30 years. Notice the last time they got any type of award was 2016. There is never any staff around to answer the doors, people can walk in and out all day without any question. No one will ever call you back. If a resident has a complaint it is never lack of care it is always something is wrong with the resident. Not recommended!! This is just a few things that are wrong with the Myrtle Beach Manor

My dad has moved into Myrtle Beach Manor. It came recommended from some friends. So far, so good. The staff are so far, so good. My dad's room is very nice. It's convenient. The staff is very attentive. It's a good experience so far. They have activities, but they have just started. Also he has just moved in.

Myrtle Beach Manor is a nice facility. My father-in-law was there for several years. I don't have any complaints. They wash my father's clothes, provide haircuts and doctors, and they'll also take you to your doctor's appointment. The dining room is right across the hall. If he gets sick, they take him to the hospital. There are a lot of amenities. There's also assisted living in place. He gets taken care of 24/7. The staff is very nice and cooperative. They provide very good meals. It's a beautiful facility. They can go outside, and there's a big pond behind it and a lake. They have outdoor seating if you want to go outside.

We've seen the people at Myrtle Beach Manor interact with the residents and it seems like a good place for my mother. You can get a studio with a kitchenette, a deluxe, or a two-bedroom room. They have multiple levels to choose from. Each day, they go to people's rooms and make sure they're aware of the activities for the day. They help them get out of the room and make sure they're involved. They'll actually prompt them to be engaged which is what my mother needs. They have exercise activities and game day. I've been there twice unannounced, and those two times they have found someone to take me on the tour and show me what I need, so they've been very accommodating. They understand that it's their task to make my mom feel welcome and engaged. It's nice although not as nice as where my mom is now, but it provides better care.

My mom is living at Myrtle Beach Manor. I like the friendliness of the community and the people are very friendly and caring. They have all kinds of activities like shopping, restaurants, art stuff, and reading. The staff is very motivated and nice. I like them. The rooms are very nice.

I can truly say that I absolutely love everyone at the Myrtle Beach Manor ! They are very thoughtful and caring staff. They without a doubt saved my fathers life. When all others said he would not survive they never gave up. My father went through his 3rd cancer surgery. He was taken to a rehab/nursing home in Maryland. The conditions were absolutely horrible. Worse then most jails in the country. My father developed Grandma seizures, diabetes, COPD, pneumonia,was on a peg feeding tube. I was ask by two doctors at that facility if I wanted them to pull the plug. I knew right then and there I had to take him some where that people really cared. That place without a doubt was Myrtle Beach Manor. My father started showing improvements within a just a few days. Within a little more than a month after the loving care that he received from the entire staff (John, Kimberly, Tina, Patricia, Rachel, Donna, Christine, Cathy just to name a few) he no longer has seizures, does not use any oxygen, diabetes is non existing, he is completely off the feeding tube, is eating REAL FOOD and is walking on his own.. It is if nothing ever happened. I know that it is because of the love and professional training that everyone there gave to my father, I am forever thankful to everyone in that entire staff. April Logan and family

I thought Myrtle Beach Manor was very nice. I thought the dining area was very small. It was more of an assisted living place, so maybe they have more people who stay in their rooms than those who come down in the dining area and maybe that?s why it was small. But the place was very nice, and it seemed very clean in the areas that I went to.