Prisma Health Lila Doyle

Prisma Health Lila Doyle, set in Seneca, South Carolina, was a nonprofit nursing home and post-acute care center on the Prisma Health Oconee Memorial Hospital campus, which gave close access to clinics and hospital support, and if you ever needed a hospital right there, you could get help quickly, so it made things feel safer. The place had 120 beds in private or semi-private rooms, with landscaped grounds and outdoor spaces that let people get fresh air, and everything felt easy to get to because of the simple layout. The facility offered skilled nursing care 24 hours a day, run by in-house physicians, and it had specific programs for assisted living, memory care, pediatric services, and long-term care, which was a help to families who needed all those things in one place. Lila Doyle provided a mix of services, including short-term rehabilitation, long-term skilled nursing, dialysis, wound care, medication management, and electronic ICU monitoring, plus telehealth, always aiming to manage complex medical needs. The in-house therapy team covered physical, speech, and occupational therapy, helping people regain strength and independence, and they had both new technology and hands-on ways to help folks recover. There was a dedicated memory care unit for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there were daily activities, monthly calendars, and healthy meal options, with menus that suited different tastes. The place had amenities like housekeeping and laundry, plus respite care for when someone just needed a short stay. Nurses and healthcare workers could find PRN and per diem shifts, and they got help with transportation and housing, which made staffing easier. Prisma Health Lila Doyle had a reputation for compassionate staff and a welcoming environment, with rooms that were both comfortable and recently updated, and people often mentioned the well-run recreational programs that encouraged socializing and movement. The facility also focused on mental and behavioral health, offering specific programs and therapy spaces for those needs, and you'd see folks working on recovery in both inpatient and outpatient settings there. The center had a 4-star rating from Medicare.gov and was operated under administrator Kristen Bailey. Prisma Health Lila Doyle made careful care plans for each person, used regular community wellness programs, and worked closely with area hospitals-but as of now, the facility's permanently closed, with its weekday hours listed as Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.