The staff do a great job at BG and this organization is the best place in Charleston to care for…read morefolks who need help with everyday life. Lots of activities and things for residents to do.

By far the nicest retirement facility in the area. It has an amazing stuff as well as many…read moreamenities to include swimming pool, private golf course, and several restaurants and bars located on the grounds.

Brookdale West Ashley provides exceptional care. My father was a resident for 3 months and team in…read moreClarebridge area provided exceptional and compassionate care for my father. Kudos to the team and leadership of this community.

Brookdale West Ashley on Charlie Hall Boulevard in Charleston is a great assisted living facility…read morethat offers their residents a caring and quality environment. In the visits that i have been here I have been impressed with the atmosphere of the facility and everything that they have the offer. The staff here is warm and welcoming and goes all out for their residents.

AMAZING moving company. I had everything packed & ready for pick up. The movers had everything…read moreloaded& unloaded in 4 hours flat.

We moved our dad to Ashley Gardens from another facility and he made Ashley Gardens his home for a…read moreyear. Ashley Gardens became his home thanks to the amazing caregivers who loved him and treated him like family. No memory care facility is perfect, but Ashley Gardens was perfect for him. The caregivers at Ashley Gardens truly know how to love and provide care in a respectful way allowing their residents to maintain their dignity. At Ashley Gardens, our dad and our family developed a meaningful relationship with all of the employees. During our time visiting dad, we witnessed employees treat every resident with the same care that they showed our dad. The end of my dad's life was traumatic for us, but the staff at Ashley Gardens supported our dad and us every step of the way. Here are a few reasons why Ashley Gardens was the best place for our dad: Caring staff-from the welcome at the door to the kitchen staff to the caregivers-he was loved throughout this day. ***Staff was fully present and not glued to their cell phones like in other facilities Activities: Ashley Gardens provides a nice balance of activities for all residents. From volleyball to sing alongs to crafts, there was something for everyone to enjoy. Balanced meals that he enjoyed in a dining room with silverware, real plates and a "no beer" if he desired. He sat at an assigned table ensuring he always had friends to dine with. (In a previous facility, he often ate alone and he was lucky to get a plastic fork) Fox Rehab staff who were present almost daily and worked hard to take care of dad's physical, speech and occupational needs. The facility-the facility is open and goes in a big circle. Dad was able to walk laps and stop and say hello to friends along the way. The facility is fully staffed 24 hours/day and we were always comforted knowing that he had support whenever he needed it.

In memory care , the girl serving the breakfast was rude and ignored one of the clients! She wants…read moreiced coffee instead of hot coffee! She mumbled and had a don't care attitude! If clients brought to your attention she doesn't like the grits and scrambled eggs you should be more polite and resolved the issues instead of complaining! Arguing! Make it right ! Otherwise switched job.

Harmony is the typical, textbook example of an owner, squeezing all the revenue they can out of a…read morebusiness And putting as little effort and money into it as legally possible. With my experience there, with my father, there is often one lone person on the floor, Looking after 60 to 70 people. The same person often works two shifts in a row because they are always extremely short staffed. You often see the help asleep because they are working them to death With very few breaks, and a huge workload. If you ever need to call there for any reason, you may never get an answer. If you call the floor that your loved one is on, you will never get an answer because they are too busy. There's a different person at the front desk quite often because they do not pay enough and cannot keep help. The bathrooms that the public use often have excrement on the wall, and obviously have not been cleaned in forever. The carpet smells old and the food in the dining room smells bad and not inviting. This is a beautiful large facility that could be done so much better if the owners were not so greedy. We have had to hire a private care staff to make sure he is able to be put on the toilet and doesn't have to wait three hours. This is nothing but greed on the part of the owners. The owners, by the way, stay hidden behind layers of people in front of them so you could never find out who they are. And none of the layers of people ever answer the phone. If it would not be so hard on my father, I would move him. Do not choose this place.

My mother was in rehab on the 5th floor. She was there to get her walking on walker again. The…read morefirst thing you need to know is that the nurses sit behind the desk and play on their phones. Totally lazy because my mom probably only got a bath once a week.. My mother has Alzheimer's and it is very important to keep a schedule. That never happened. If she wanted to stay in bed, they let her. How do you get Rehab in the bed? if she wanted to eat fine if she didn't fine. She was supposed to be on a finger food diet, which they never could get correct. She is blind, so she can't eat regular meals as easily as she can finger foods. So some days food was minimal. I made sure she did get some food. When they released her and brought her home, she had not had a bath, and her under clothes were soiled. If you care anything about your family member, please don't go there. I could say more, but that gives you an idea of how poorly your family member is treated.

From the owner: Kempton of Charleston is a senior living community in Downtown Charleston, SC, offering Assisted…read moreLiving, Memory Care, Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing in a refined, historic setting. As the first luxury senior living community on the peninsula, we blend personalized care with elegant surroundings and walkable access to the city's cultural heart. Residents enjoy beautifully appointed spaces, maintenance-free living, vibrant daily experiences and the confidence of having the support they need -- all within one thoughtfully planned community.

Chris and his colleague, Talia, were great to work with - very knowledgeable of both the real…read moreestate process and the Charleston area, very responsive and easy to communicate with, and great advocates in representing us.

Chris is the best. He and his team are extremely knowledgeable about the Charleston area…read more Great customer service, they go above and beyond. Highly recommend.

My father-in-law spent time here, and overall our experience was positive. The facility was…read moregenerally clean, and the staff were kind and caring. While some of the rooms and common areas could benefit from updates and fresh paint, the environment was comfortable and well maintained. One consistent complaint from my father-in-law was the food, which he did not particularly enjoy. That said, the staff always treated him and our family with kindness and respect. Unfortunately, my father-in-law passed away while in their care, but he was a very sick man with significant health issues. During this difficult time, the staff showed compassion and were very supportive of our family, which we greatly appreciated. One thing that truly stood out was their pet visitation policy. After providing proof of vaccination, we were able to bring our dog to visit him. Those visits brought him a tremendous amount of joy and comfort, and it meant a lot to our family to be able to share that time with him. While there is room for improvement with the facility updates and food quality, the caring staff and compassionate treatment of residents and families made a difficult situation a little easier.

Cna's being negligent, playing candy crush or eating. Grandmothers call light was used multiple…read moretimes to no avail.