Arbor Landing at Pawleys stands out as the newest assisted living community in northeastern South Carolina, set in a calm coastal area that helps everyone feel at ease and connected, and you'll notice the homey setting as soon as you walk in, with cozy sitting areas, wingback chairs, coastal artwork, and comfortable lighting everywhere you look. The staff, led by Executive Director Anita Williams, who's a trained social worker with more than 20 years of experience, puts a lot of emphasis on care over fancy extras, and they focus on keeping seniors safe, healthy, and happy, with a team of caregivers who knows their job well and treats residents like family. The community provides a full range of living options, including independent living for those who want their own space, assisted living with help available for daily activities, and a secure Memory Care neighborhood called Horizons that's designed for folks living with dementia or Alzheimer's, plus there's skilled nursing and continuing care that adjusts as needs change, all in one place so you don't have to move again.
Apartments are available in both private and semi-private layouts, with comfort and safety in mind, and all have individually controlled heat and air, tiled bathrooms with grab bars and roll-in showers, walk-in closets, and some come with kitchenettes, so folks can choose what works best for them. The common areas feature comfortable seating, tasteful decor, and dining rooms with rustic tables, built-in shelving, fireplaces, and big windows that let in lots of light, while daily life can include chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, and activities meant to enrich and build a sense of community. Arbor Landing includes special programs like SafelyYou that uses AI video and clinical support to help prevent and manage falls, which can be a real comfort for families and residents concerned about safety.
Bathrooms and living areas are designed to be accessible, and everything throughout the building is set up for seniors, with the goal of helping people feel at home no matter how much help they need, and the Memory Care section has consistent routines and meaningful activities to support memory and well-being. Residents who don't need much help can enjoy independent living, while those who need more care can get personalized help with things like medication, bathing, and dressing as needed, and for folks looking for something in between, assisted living and respite stays are also available. The whole community has a warm, welcoming atmosphere, and there's a focus on making sure everyone can live with dignity, stay as independent as possible, and feel comfortable and supported as time goes on.
