Palmetto Landing is a one-story senior living community that provides both assisted living and memory care, where folks find a comfortable and caring place to live, and it's got a lot of things designed for older adults who want different levels of help depending on what they need, so some people stay in their own private suite, alcove, or a deluxe alcove studio apartment with a kitchenette and private bathroom, and there are step-in showers and individual climate controls in some of the units, plus everyone's got an emergency call system. There's always staff awake and around to help, with nurses on staff and a doctor available on call, and the management comes from Greenbrier Senior Living, so residents get expert support all day and night. They can help folks who need standby help, assisted transfers, or even use mechanical lifts for those who need it, and if someone has trouble with mobility or acts out physically, the staff are trained and able to support those needs, as well as accommodate people who might wander or have difficult behaviors.
The memory care area sits in a secured building with its own covered entryway, marked by white columns and brick accents, and is specially made to protect people with Alzheimer's and dementia. There's a wander alert system, including bracelets and a computerized alarm, so staff know right away if someone is leaving a safe area, and there are activities geared for people with memory loss-like stretching classes, brain fitness, lifelong learning programs, and other social or educational events to help keep minds engaged. Residents have help with diabetes care, household chores, and personal needs like medication reminders, housekeeping, laundry, and getting to the dining room or to appointments, and if someone needs hospice or respite care for a while, those services are available too, which means folks can usually stay in the same community even as their needs change over time.
For meals, Palmetto Landing serves restaurant-style dining, private dining rooms for special occasions, and guest meals for visitors, plus vegetarian options are always available, and there's a home care agency on site if anyone needs some extra assistance. Amenities include a beauty salon and onsite beautician, indoor and outdoor common areas, a card room, a game room, a library, a TV lounge, a meeting room, and a computer room, so there's plenty of space to gather, and folks who smoke have an outdoor area set up just for them. Pets are welcome, and staff can help with pet care if needed, so people don't have to leave their dog or cat behind. There are outside walking paths with water views, a courtyard, and plenty of lush landscaping and shaded seating for anyone who enjoys being outdoors or gardening on the raised beds, and being all on one level makes it easier to get around.
The activity calendar stays full, with day trips, outings, Wii bowling, trivia, and social events, and caregivers take time to learn about each resident's history and preferences so they can tailor activities and care plans. The community offers Protestant and Catholic devotional services both on site and off, and if someone wants to, they can join in educational lectures, cultural programs, music, or stretching classes. Support is available for those who need transportation or help with appointments, and there's free parking and Wi-Fi for visitors and residents alike.
Palmetto Landing welcomes folks who need all types of support, including those with behavior concerns, and focuses on making a safe and engaging retirement home with trained and dependable staff. The nonprofit organization that runs Palmetto Landing puts resources back into programs and services to support well-being, so people living here can find comfort, choices, and activities every day.
