The Heritage at Lowman sits on 200 acres with old trees, green grass, and a quiet pond where people can walk or fish, and you'll find walking trails, outdoor exercise spots, and places to sit and talk, so it feels calm and open. The address is 2101 Dutch Fork Road in Chapin, but mail goes to PO Box 444 in White Rock, South Carolina, and the whole place is run by Lutheran Homes of South Carolina. The staff's been there for a long time and knows how to help residents move safely from beds to wheelchairs, give medicine, help with bathing and dressing, and support folks who need help checking their insulin. Nurses are on duty 12 to 16 hours every day, and there's always someone you can call in an emergency, day or night.
People who move into The Heritage at Lowman can pick from private suites that have a living room, bedroom, big closets, and private baths, and all daily chores like meals, cleaning, and fixing things are taken care of. You don't have to worry about cooking or safety because meals are served every day and staff keeps an eye on everyone, making sure people with memory problems, Alzheimer's, or diabetes get the special care they need. The community has separate programs for Independent Living, Assisted Living, Long Term Care, and Memory Care, and for those tough times at the end of life, Lutheran Hospice helps out. They offer BeWell Home Services and BeWell@Home for extra health support, and you can have therapy and rehabilitation right in the building, so you don't have to travel far to get better after sickness or surgery.
Inside, you'll find people talking in the common rooms, relaxing in the library, reading, or playing in the game room, and there's a fitness room if you want to keep moving and stay active. Staff plan daily activities to help people meet others, keep up healthy habits, and feel like they belong. The grounds are safe with supervision and all kinds of activities, so even those who need supervision can enjoy going outside. If you don't want to visit in person, Virtual Visits let you stay connected without coming on campus. The Heritage at Lowman aims to offer freedom for people who want to live on their own, plus support for those who need more help, always focusing on safety, community, and a sense of home.
