The Palmettos of Charleston

About the community

About The Palmettos of Charleston

The Palmettos of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina, is a senior living community offering assisted living and memory care services. The community strives to provide your loved one with the independence they deserve and help with daily tasks when needed. Owned and operated by the National HealthCare Corporation, the company brings over 50 years of experience and resources to the community. At The Palmettos of Charleston, your loved one can take in a breath of fresh air on the porch or gather with friends for a game in the library. The gated courtyard invites residents outdoors for a peaceful stroll, while calm ponds across the street are a destination for a variety of birds. A lounge area with a fireplace offers a cozy spot to join in conversation with new friends. You can expect your loved one to get assistance with activities of daily living like grooming, bathing, toileting, and medication coordination. The kitchen serves up restaurant-style dining with menus developed by registered dieticians and chefs. Schedule transportation for local doctor appointments, shopping, and other outings is available. The Palmettos of Charleston offers studio suites with kitchenettes, smaller studios, and one-bedroom suites. These living spaces include private bathrooms. State Classification The Palmettos of Charleston is a community residential care facility , which in the state of South Carolina is a facility that offers room and board and a degree of personal assistance for a period of time in excess of 24 consecutive hours for two or more residents. Included in this definition is any facility that offers a beneficial or protected environment specifically for individuals who have mental illness or disabilities and facilities that are referred to as “assisted living,” provided they meet the definition of community residential care facility. South Carolina Facility Inspection Reports Related Articles Assisted Living vs. Board and Care Homes Talking to Family When You Can No Longer Care for an Elderly Parent Facts About Senior Isolation and the Effects of Loneliness That Will Stun You