I recently visited the Rehabilitation facility of the Village at Summerville. I am a pastor and was…read morevisiting one of my members who had a fall and was there for rehab. I asked for help to locate her room and the staff was so friendly and helpful. It was wonderful to see how well taken care of the residents were. I noticed great effort was given to provide an atmosphere where the residents felt included in social events and activities. I was very impressed with the cleanliness of the facility and how well it was maintained. I was given a tour of the property and the grounds were very well kept. I saw leisurely activities the residents could take part in, as well as spaces for family members to come and celebrate with them. Afterwards, I ate at one of their cafe's and really enjoyed the lunch. Everywhere I went, the staff was so friendly. It had the feel of being home. If I had to refer someone to a nursing/residential facility, this would be the place.

This pertains specifically to the Rehabilitation facility of The Village at Summerville …read more.. The entire Rehab Team created a caring environment with an impeccably high standard of care, delivered with warmth to my mother when she was admitted after a fall. I was impressed by the Team's manners and compassion, something you rarely find these days. Not one of my questions or concerns went unanswered. The staff demonstrated total commitment into caring for my mother. There were specific individuals who offered exceptional dedication and outstanding professional performance, as well as compassion, understanding, and caring. The Village at Summerville is an institution unique in its compassion for its residents.

I am a resident of SouthBay and love it. There are so many wonderful people, both residents and…read morestaff. I am on my 5th year and yes, my rent has gone up, but not $2000 a month. My rent is still below the market rate. Arlene forgot to tell you in her review of South Bay that when she had damage to her apartment, South Bay put her up in a nearby hotel until the damage was repaired and she could move back into her apartment. Retirement living is at it's best in South Bay. So many activities, good dining, and interesting programs to stimulate the mind. Of all the moves during my 80+ years, moving to South Bay is the best!

I have lived at SouthBay for 5 years. In that time, the development has fallen to greed by the…read moredevelopers. Last year, we were assessed a 10% rent increase, and they are doing that again this year, ostensibly to "bring everyone up to market prices". In the meantime, this has caused long-time residents to move out, rather than face an additional $2,000 a month rent. The property can do this, because it has a long waiting list of potential renters, to whom they could charge a higher rent. This policy has caused a great disruption in the resident community, as long time residents move out. The building and grounds, which are lovely, are not being maintained. The common areas are getting shabby, and the lawns are rutted with bare patches. Hallway carpets, except for the first floor, are soiled and need replacing. Residents have leaks and other problems to the original sub+par construction. Showers don't drain and holes develop. There is a humidity problem throughout the buildings. There are very few accessible options, such as self opening doors, even though there are many residents who use mobile accessories. In 2025, when Mount Pleasants's moratorium on apartments expires, SouthBay will begin construction on more units, , subjecting the current residents to great noise for the next few tears.

This place has multiple problems. For assisted living, their contract offered 2 person…read moreassistance/lift for an extra fee which I offered to pay but was told not needed. But only 1 person transfers seem to work there and so my mother never got out of her room for a meal or activities and got her hair washed once in 2 months even though I offered to pay. The first time I could get in her room, the floors were filthy and the toilet coated with BM. It took me 3 swifter pads to get the floors somewhat clean. When I visited her thru a window, her clothes were covered in bleach spots. When she went to the hospital, the nurses were shocked at her severe yeast infection and took note of where she was living. The managers have zero people skills. This place is only adequate for independent living and must be where they get the "white glove" treatment.

It's a very beautiful place!!! Tons of Good luck to new Executives Director Robyn Perkins !!! Hear…read morenothing but good about this Lovely place!!

Most of the staff are kind and caring with one exception: Mike the new director. He uses…read moreintimidation and scare tactics to try and get the tenants to leave their homes so he can make a buck reselling them.

My name is Wendy Methvin, and I've had the honor and pleasure of teaching yoga to the members of…read moreTidePointe on Hilton Head Island. The community is a place of beauty, with winding walking paths and water views of Broad Creek. From the moment you enter the property you're greeted with a warm welcome. There's an over-arching theme of respect and grace that flows from the staff in an outpouring of care for the members. The members in my classes are the best of the best - a retired Admiral, a former school principal, teachers, doctors, nurses, business executives, homemakers, movers and shakers alike, and yet they too have a welcoming, warm way about them that makes you feel like you're a part of something special. Great place. Great people. www.hhiyoga.com

Brightwater is a gorgeous community! The food is amazing and the staff are incredibly kind and…read morewelcoming.

Really nice place! Very nice, personable and caring staff! Always hearing good things about…read moreBrightwater.

Had flag installed and it looks awesome.... very professionally done!!!! Timely, cleaned up work…read moresite... highly recommend!!!

Due to a recent windstorm (not a hurricane), my existing outdoor flag was shredded and needed to be…read moreretired. I stopped by Carolina Flag & Banner to see what options they had. I could've gone to Lowe's, Home Depot, or Walmart, but I'd rather support the smaller local guys if possible. I was the first customer of the day and was helped from the moment I walked in the door. All of my questions were answered, and I walked out with a new flag and pole for my front porch. The flag was easy to attach, and the pole fit nicely in the existing bracket. Inside the store, there are MANY other flag options, and at a future date I plan on going back in to see what else I can purchase to support local and my state, country, or whatever the season happens to be at the time.

When we met with the director it sounded like a good fit for my mother-in-law, the whole sales…read morepitch was very convincing and impressive. But after 9 days of my mother-in-law being at the Commons we took her out!!! The staff are very inexperienced with the special needs that my mother-in-law requires, she has dementia and gastroparesis, which requires a very special diet. On the first day she was there they gave her foods she could not eat. The staff played on their phones every time I visited her in the short time of 9 days. They never welcomed her to make her feel at home and when we went to visit she would be crying and she would say take me home. Well with that being said we got her home to find bruises on her backside and bruised up and down her arms. Please, please before you put your loved one in a facility think twice. Left a bad taste in my mouth as we expected a bit more compassion for my mother-in-law. She is in her own home now with a live in nurse and security cameras and happy. So if you ask me how was her stay at Savannah Commons?? Awful!!!

Savannah Commons is a great place, couldn't recommend more highly. Great staff, facilities,…read moreterrific residents. LeRia Hudkins & Savannah Commons Team provided kind, considered and professional help during my mother's stay. When things took a turn for the worse, we will never forget their helping us make it through such an unbearably sad experience. We are forever grateful. Keith P.

Great service!!! Every time I have an appointment, things run smooth, parking is a little crazy,…read morebut what do you expect for a big facility!! The staff very friendly! Everything went by very smoothly!! Great job to all the staff!! Special thanks to Dr McFadden and his team!!

Great care! Everyone is so helpful. Doctors actually take the time to understand issues.read more

I visited this retirement community to meet up with my chorus friend to practice our holiday show…read moresongs. Walking up to the facility, the receptionist was polite and the facility was clean and organized. The facility is brand new and state of the art. They are providing high quality care for all the retired elderly members. Easy to find and plenty of parking. I will return when my chorus performs for the residents!

**Subject: URGENT: Immediate Action Required Regarding Resident Care and Safety**…read more Dear Ms. Susan, Teresa, and Jackie, We are writing to you with extreme concern regarding the ongoing situation at The Claiborne. As of 8:49 a.m. this morning, May 31, we were informed that no staff reported to breakfast. Most critically, memory care residents--who require priority attention--are not being fed. This is an emergency situation. We are requesting immediate transparency and an all-hands-on-deck response from management at every level to ensure essential meals are provided to the residents immediately. Given these critical lapses in basic care, we strongly urge you to suspend the intake of any new residents. Your primary focus must shift entirely to meeting the fundamental needs--specifically the nutritional requirements and safety--of your current residents. Our parents have been in your facility for 12 days, and they are currently hungry, exhausted, and distressed. We expect an immediate update on how this is being resolved and what steps are being taken to guarantee this does not happen again. Respectfully, Noah and Devin Denton The Paul and Emily Starry Family