The Manor sits on an 87-acre campus in Florence and provides a full continuum of care with Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, Nursing & Rehab, and Adult Day Care, so residents can stay as their needs change, and this means seniors don't have to move if they need more help. There's an on-site clinic called HopeHealth at The Manor, and healthcare providers like Dana Jones, FNP-C, specialize in family medicine, offering services such as family medicine, women's health screenings, chronic disease management, annual wellness visits, lab services, and physical therapy referrals right on campus, which makes care easier for both residents and the local community. The Manor is sponsored by South Carolina Baptist Ministries for the Aging and holds to traditional Southern values like hospitality, service, friendship, and respect, and the staff makes a point of treating everyone like family while also providing 24-hour support, medication management, and health care access.
Residents live in private rooms with bathrooms, walk-in closets, air conditioning, cable TV, kitchenettes, and the choice between furnished or unfurnished units, Internet/Wi-Fi, emergency call systems, patio or balcony, and meals, so folks have what they need to feel comfortable-plus there are common areas like garden spaces, a covered patio with rocking chairs, a courtyard, a serenity garden, and a main entrance where people gather and relax. The Manor has a range of activities, including daily scheduled programs, movie nights, music programs, resident-run groups, arts and crafts in the Lifestyle Center art studio, reading in the well-stocked library, fitness in the exercise room, worship programs, and monthly birthday parties and bus excursions, so people stay engaged and connected.
The facility also has The Lifestyle Center, a spot with an art gallery, and there are game rooms, activity rooms, and spaces for meditation and fellowship. Housekeeping, laundry, rehab with Catalyst Rehab, on-site speech and occupational therapy, transportation, personal care, and storage are available, and there's a respite program for short-term stays to give caregivers a break, as well as home health care for people who want services in their own room or apartment. The Manor welcomes adults 55 and older and has a focus on dignity, providing ways for seniors to age in place with services for every stage of retirement. All units and services are set up for both those who want to keep their independence and those who need more support, including memory care, non-ambulatory care, and help with daily living activities. Meals are restaurant-style, and there's a weekly menu posted, along with a calendar of recreation and events. The Manor stays community-focused and non-profit, and the staff have worked to make living there comfortable and easy, with health and wellness programs, social activities, and a safe environment for anyone looking for senior living in Florence, South Carolina.
