PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA-FLORENCE

The care my grandmother has received at The Florence Presbyterian Community has been outstanding. I was initially worried that relying on her government insurance (Tricare) might affect the quality of care or limit her options. But I’ve been genuinely impressed by the compassion, professionalism, and attention she’s received. I would absolutely recommend this facility to others.

The environment was so friendly, welcoming and clean ! The food was amazing as my mom is a very picky eater. I’d recommend this place to anyone.

The Assisted Living area is small which makes it less overwhelming for folks that live there. There are activities to enjoy throughout the day and residents are encouraged to come, I've eaten here and the food I had was actually good which is hard to find in facility type settings.

Absolutely great Nurses and CNAs. Physical and Occupational Therapist are unmatched. Including the Speech Therapist. Couple complaints; Never, not once during my wife’s rehab from November 5, ‘24 to December 23, ‘24 did I, her only caregiver, see her assigned physician. Should have see him at least once shortly after admission. The PA was very attentive and responsive. Again, the PTs, OTs, and speech therapy were very instrumental in my wife’s continued recovery. (Oh, billing department will not return voicemail).

My mother lived at the Presbyterian Home for almost 3 years. She loved it there, and the staff loved her. I visited recently after she became ill. The staff took excellent care of her; I was regularly stopped in the hallway by someone who wanted to tell me how much they loved my mother and to ask if there was anything they could do to help her in any way. When she passed, the staff genuinely grieved with us and helped make the transition easier. I am so thankful she lived her final years in the arms of so many people who took such good care of her.