The Renaissance Senior Living sits in the peaceful, country-like setting of Due West, SC, and folks say things about the place feel welcoming and comfortable, helped by the fact that it's a non-profit and seems to keep the focus on community and respect. This facility offers several types of care, from independent living and assisted living to memory care, with each section designed to help seniors keep as much independence as possible while still getting help when they need it. People who live here can pick from studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments-some private and some semi-private-and those apartments come with things like Wi-Fi, cable TV, and emergency call systems, so it fits different needs. You'll find there's 24-hour staff on hand, including trained caregivers and even an onsite doctor called Dr. Angel, all ready to help with medication, high acuity care, and even diabetic or incontinence management if needed. There's wheelchair accessible showers and facilities for safety and comfort, as well as grounds for walking and outdoor activities, and a memory care neighborhood that's made simple so folks with memory troubles can find their way around.
Meals get served up restaurant-style by professional chefs, and the dining room goes for southern cuisine, but there are also options for folks who need special diets. Residents can enjoy indoor and outdoor common areas, and there seems to be lots of space for socializing whether that's doing puzzles, crafts, group games, or just gathering for a devotional service. There's always something on the calendar, like painting, outings to Walmart or the local Dollar Store, and even educational seminars, so folks stay busy and connected. For daily chores, there's weekly housekeeping, prompt laundry service, and even a beautician onsite for personal care. Both resident and visitor parking are available, and seniors who want to get out for shopping or appointments can use the transportation services. Wi-Fi is available across the campus to keep everyone connected, and with about 120 beds, the place keeps a smaller, more familiar feel which some say helps them feel at home. The Renaissance has a reputation for good food, kind staff, and a community where folks know each other's names, making it a solid choice for seniors and their families looking for a comfortable and dependable place in Due West.
