5 Independent Living Facilities near Yemassee, SC

It's a pretty good place. They were very flexible, and the one place we found that allowed my loved one to have her dog. Their flexibility was the main reason we went there in comparison to other places. They do seem understaffed, so you don't always get immediate attention. But in general they do pretty well. It's an aging facility, so they've had some maintenance issues, but they do try to keep up with it, and it's kept very clean. The residents do a good job supporting each other, and there's a great sense of community.

Sprenger provides excellent healthcare and has an outstanding Physical Therapy Team. Management and administrators are skilled, dedicated professionals who are committed to creating the best possible environment for patient recovery. As a consequence of being extremely ill and hospitalized for two months, my visiting brother required two months of physical therapy and ministration at Sprenger before he was strong enough to go home. Uniting their efforts, all departments followed the numerous aspects of his recuperation with commendable , outstanding care. He regards his experience at Sprenger as invaluable to his recovery. He is now able to walk and continue his rehabilitation at home in N.J.

In reading a recent review specifically calling out the Executive Director with scorn and contempt I find ludicrous. My experience is quite the opposite. The Executive Director is always available and attentive. His door is always open, always has a smile on his face and is always approachable. As a matter of fact I see him out on occasion with residents he takes to lunch on his own dime. This does not sound like a man who does not care. Any BTW, carpets were recently all replaced with wood and in my opinion the food from day one has always been better than I ever imagined.