Palmettos of Mauldin
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- 810 E Butler Rd, Greenville, SC 29607
- (864) 627-0803
- 4.7 ( 1 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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About This Community
Introducing The Palmettos, the premier assisted living community in Greenville County, offering all of the comforts of home to its residents. As a part of the Palmettos’ family, residents will receive around-the-clock care and services suited to their particular needs. The specialized care provided by our extensively trained staff is individualized and personable, offering as much assistance or independence required by each resident.
The Palmettos offers an active lifestyle community for those who enjoy an active social life and a specialized, secure memory care community for our memory impaired residents. Both communities enjoy state-of-the-art facilities, recreational programming and licensed nursing care. At The Palmettos, our focus is on generations serving generations.
The Palmettos offers an active lifestyle community for those who enjoy an active social life and a specialized, secure memory care community for our memory impaired residents. Both communities enjoy state-of-the-art facilities, recreational programming and licensed nursing care. At The Palmettos, our focus is on generations serving generations.
Reviews
4.7
( 1 Reviews )
Visitor79556050
April 02, 2014
My mom was in The Palmettos a little over a year, but it was in South Carolina, and it was far away from me. It's assisted, and she was in memory, care but they had all kinds of activities, exercise classes, a lot of crafts, and nail polishing.
It was a locked-in unit that had 12 rooms in it. She loved to walk outside, and they didn't want her wandering and getting lost and calling. There were two bedrooms and then a small living area and a bathroom. She had her own closet, her own telephone and a TV. She had her own furniture there and the living space was just a very small room, but it was fine. They shared a bathroom, and each had a bedroom.
It was a wonderful facility; it was new. That's why I wanted her over, because she had had nurses on staff 24 hours a day, and they took great care of her. I had her closer to me prior to that, and she was having UTI's constantly. She didn't have a single one while she was there because they got her the right medicine right away before it got bad.
Mother loved the food. They had a wonderful chef. It had a variety, and they made sure that they didn't give her things that she didn't like. They had a very, very balanced diet: meat and vegetables and some salad. I didn't have any complaints except that it was just too far away.
