Primrose Retirement Community of Anderson offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care for seniors who need different levels of support, and folks can choose from private apartments, spacious townhome villas, or memory care apartments, which all have sound-proof walls and concrete floors for extra peace and quiet, and the townhome villas are separate but let residents join all meals and activities in the main community if they wish. The community provides help with daily living, on-site skilled nursing care, and special care for memory loss through its Silver Lace Memory Care program, which is designed for people living with Alzheimer's disease or other forms of dementia, and gives personalized care, ongoing assessments, and dementia-friendly meal options. Residents get wellness programs, life enrichment activities, and a full schedule of social events shown on wellness and memory care calendars, while the staff offers 24/7 on-site nursing, medication help, and a quick emergency response system, helping families feel comfortable about safety and care.
Every apartment and villa has open floor plans, individual air and heat, washer and dryer hookups, and either a patio or balcony, and the community allows pets, so folks won't have to give up their companions, while some apartments have garages or enclosed parking as well. The dining program, called the Artisan Dining Experience, means meals are chef-prepared every day, and people in memory care get three handcrafted meals daily with their amenities package, while everyone can use the ice cream parlor, a billiard room, a library, a movie theater, and a fireplace lounge. Therapy is available on-site through Legacy Healthcare Services, and there are fitness and music sessions for memory care residents, a wellness center for staying active, and wellness calendars to keep track of activities. Families can use the Family Portal and Memory Care Portal to check in on schedules or get updates, and the Telehealth for Seniors program brings medical visits right to the community without anyone needing to go out.
The community sits on a campus with outdoor walking paths, a garden area, outdoor spaces for relaxing, and there's scheduled transportation for shopping or outings, making it easier for seniors who don't drive or just want to get out now and then, and there's also a beauty salon and barbershop, guest suites for visitors, a chapel for worship, elevator access, and easy-to-use floor plans in memory care for those who need them. Primrose Retirement Community of Anderson doesn't accept Medicaid, and monthly leases are funded by private pay, and you won't sign any long-term contracts since everything is on a month-to-month basis.
The staff focuses on person-centered care, providing daily activities that help keep residents mentally and emotionally active, which means things like music, fitness, and social activities form a big part of the routine, alongside regular housekeeping and laundry services. The Silver Lace Memory Care program builds a sense of dignity and connection, and the team works with families and doctors to keep each resident's care plan up to date. The campus supports a comfortable, maintenance-free lifestyle, with extras like a TV lounge, computer lounge, and on-site staff available around the clock to help whenever people need it. The community welcomes folks needing different levels of assistance, whether they're looking for independent living with extra support nearby, assisted living with daily help, or specialized memory care with tailored programs and dedicated staff, and prospective residents or families can take a virtual tour to see the whole place before they decide.
