The Village at India Hook in Rock Hill is a senior living community that offers a range of care options, so folks who want to live on their own are welcome, and those who need more help, like with memory care or skilled nursing, can get support too, especially if they have something like Alzheimer's or dementia, because there are special programs and round-the-clock help for them. The place is set up with condominiums and townhouses, has a limit of six residents for its community setting, and sits at 105 Lone Oak Circle, close to lots of everyday spots like restaurants, parks, doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, and even a few churches for spiritual needs, which means there's plenty nearby for different interests or needs. Everyone staying there can pick what suits them best, from independent living with resort-style features and activities, to assisted living where staff help with daily things like getting dressed, taking medicine, and having meals prepared, and there's a 24-hour call and emergency system to keep people safe and comfortable. Memory care offers specialized activities, personal attention, and a secure setting, while skilled nursing and rehab help residents recover or continue medical care, and respite care gives families a break with temporary stays.
The monthly cost for a private room is $6,400, which covers things like meals, medication management, housekeeping, help with personal care, and use of the arts room, game room, and community spaces, like the Clubhouse where folks gather for things such as book groups, fall dinners, holiday events, and even Zoom meetings if needed, and there are programs like Great Decisions for foreign policy and groups that lunch together or donate to local causes. Amenities include things like Wi-Fi, phone, cleaning, and maintenance, so living's a little easier, and the emergency alert system and supervision mean that there's always someone around to lend a hand, no matter what level of care's needed. For spiritual or social time, residents have nearby worship centers, cafes, and theaters, and folks can join programs and events aimed at keeping everybody active and connected, or just enjoy a little quiet in their own private suites. Sharon S. oversees the place as the community director, so things run steady and residents get what they need, and with the community's continuing care and verified services, folks can stay put even if their health changes, making sure there's comfort and belonging for each resident as the years go by.
