Ansley Glen at Greenwood sits at 1408 Parkway Road in Greenwood, SC, and serves seniors who need assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing home services, or continuing care retirement living, and though different unit types like studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments exist, they go by names like Sliverdale, Ashton, Richmon, Townsend, Oxford, and Gatewick so folks can really pick what suits them, and all these private units come with their own bathrooms, walk-in closets, kitchenettes, and emergency call systems for safety and comfort, which matters if a resident needs help quickly in the middle of the night or has trouble with mobility. A lot of care types show up at Ansley Glen at Greenwood: they've got memory care for Alzheimer's and other dementia cases, specialized care for people who need nursing services, regular assisted living for daily needs like bathing and dressing, and even independent living for those who want to stay active without worrying much about chores or home maintenance, and trained aides do offer home care help for people who live at home but still need companionship and some non-medical support, so there's a good mix going on. The place is pet-friendly so residents can have both cats and dogs, which helps if someone's attached to their animal, and there's always a doctor, nurse, and dentist on call, plus therapy options like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with a podiatrist around when feet need extra attention, which sometimes matters more than people think.
Amenities make life a touch easier, as there's a beauty and barber salon, laundry and housekeeping services, meal plans with restaurant-style dining, and social rooms like a sunroom or screened porch, a community living room, indoor patios, and an outdoor courtyard, which connect to nice walking paths for fresh air, and there's always something going on like onsite and offsite activities, movie nights, a walking club, outings and field trips, and devotional services too if that's a comfort, plus a library and lounge area when someone prefers reading or quiet company. To help with getting around, they offer complimentary transportation and have resident parking, which matters for independent folks, and accessibility shows up through wheelchair accessible showers and no smoking policies throughout all private and public indoor areas, making it easier for folks with sensitivities or medical needs. There's also emergency and 24-hour maintenance services, medication management, enclosed walkways for safety, and units that all stay private so no one's got to share if they don't want to, and with features like internet/Wi-Fi, age-specific care approaches, and support for aging in place, the staff's goal seems to be to meet everyone's needs as best as possible. Residents get supportive, attentive staff around, a safe spot for social life, and care that can adapt if needs change, whether it's short-term respite, hospice care, or longer-term support as health conditions progress.
