Jolley Rest More Care Home sits at 1488 Glover St in Orangeburg, SC, and offers a small, close-knit setting licensed for up to 10 residents in a non-acute care environment, which means folks can get help with daily needs but don't need hospital-level care. The home provides several types of care, including assisted living, memory care for those with dementia, hospice care, and respite stays for those who need short-term help. Staff are present around the clock to assist with bathing, dressing, transfers, eating, toileting, personal care, and medication management, while also helping with daily chores, laundry, and housekeeping, so residents can keep a sense of independence without worrying over hard tasks.
You'll find both private and shared furnished suites with Wi-Fi and phone lines, and the home does have dedicated spaces like a reading room, wellness area, stylist or parlor, and activity rooms. There's a shared dining room where residents get daily home-cooked meals, always prepared to meet special dietary needs such as for diabetes or high blood pressure, and meals are eaten in a community setting even though the dining area isn't especially fancy. Folks with memory care needs find extra support with specialized routines, secure spaces, and activities to help them stay engaged, like music therapy, art plans, pet therapy, and tabletop games.
Along the inside and out, residents have access to a house-like setting, a fenced patio, outdoor garden, walking paths, and spaces filled with rocking swings, wicker furniture, screens for blocking bright sun, ceiling fans, and both rocking and regular chairs. There's a sense of quiet and calm throughout, and the staff tries to keep things easy and comfortable. Activities happen daily, including movie nights, community-planned programs, social events, workout groups, and shopping trips, and the team arranges transportation for doctor's visits, errands, or rides to faith-based activities as needed. Residents who need help with showering, hygiene, or getting in and out of bed receive extra care, and those who need hospice or non-ambulatory care can stay without worry.
The facility has its own names for its care services, offers 24-hour supervision, and focuses on helping residents feel safe, supported, and part of a small community. Residents have access to cable, Wi-Fi, emergency alert systems, linen services, and routines designed to keep everyone as healthy and happy as possible. There's a real home-like feel with spaces that bring everyone together, and while there's not much in the way of fancy décor, the atmosphere is quiet, warm, and relaxed for seniors who need daily help in a comfortable, low-key setting.
