White Oak Manor York sits at 111 S Congress St in York, South Carolina, and has served seniors since 1967 as a family-owned retirement community, with 109 beds for residents who may need skilled nursing care, short-term rehab, or different levels of assistance, so you'll find options like independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home services, and even outpatient rehab all in one place, which helps when care needs change over time. The nursing staff includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants, with 24-hour supervision from physicians and an interdisciplinary team, and the care goes beyond simple nursing, since there's wound care, dementia care, balance and fall training, prosthetics and orthotics support, even dysphagia therapy for swallowing issues. Activities run meaningfully all day, no matter your mobility; folks confined to bed might enjoy iPad games, music, magazines, spiritual visits, or see family and friends, while group things like outings, arts and crafts, and cooking groups let everyone connect.
The community's big on keeping things social and lively, with recreational, social, and cultural programs, plus a full calendar of activities to encourage friendships and learning-there's a library, a barbershop and beauty salon, a community room, and amenities like laundry, van transportation for outings or appointments, and housekeeping. Therapies are a strong focus, with services in physical, occupational, and speech therapy available seven days a week, using programs like Accelerated Care Plus and Safe Transitions, and treatments can cover all sorts of rehabilitation, whether it's for stroke, back injury, amputees, or more general needs. Unique features include an ADL Kitchen for daily living practice, electrical stimulation, fluidotherapy, diathermy, ultrasound, and peripheral neuropathy therapy-these are technical therapies you don't see everywhere. Staff also includes medical consultants, social workers, dietitians, and therapists, and there's help with activities of daily living like bathing, dressing, eating, or medications.
The place can store and hand out medicines, manage complex care, and meets federal standards for Medicare and Medicaid, so more folks can use its services. Services run all day and night, including dental, podiatry, ophthalmology care, pharmacy, and even mobile X-rays or religious services. Family and caregiver education matters here, and there are transition and safety programs in place. The administrator is Christie Parker, and the overall approach centers on developing a personalized plan for every resident, so people get the right mix of health care, rehab, social support, and independence where possible. White Oak Manor York tries to make sure seniors have choices, connections to others, and help right when they need it.
