Seneca Residential Care Center, which also goes by Manor Care, Inc., has served seniors since November 17, 1989 at 126 Tokeena Rd in Seneca, South Carolina, and has gone by several names over the years, but most folks around here know it for its steady presence in old age care, offering many different services for adults at different life stages. The place offers a cozy, medium-sized setup, trying to balance independent living and plenty of help depending on what a resident needs, hosting folks who are still getting around just fine and others who might need more hands-on attention, including memory care, incontinence care, hospice, and even respite care if families need a hand for a short time. Every plan's a little different depending on the person, with help for day-to-day things like bathing, dressing, medication reminders, transfers, and personal care, and there's always someone ready for 24-hour supervision or support, even for two-person transfers or non-ambulatory residents. The staff organizes three fresh-cooked meals every day and watches out for health and diet, accommodating medical diets for diabetes or allergies, and an on-site hairdresser stops in for personal needs while the old restaurant-style dining room keeps residents from feeling boxed in, giving folks a chance to sit, eat, and visit as long as they'd like.
Rooms come in different setups-private or shared, sometimes as suites with a kitchenette, Wi-Fi, cable, and a phone-so people really can choose what suits them best, and the atmosphere leans toward homey and active with board games, music therapy, daily community events, a library, walks outdoors, a fitness area, and movies too, and vibrant garden paths and a book room right alongside a handy stylist or salon. Exercise and mental wellness programs keep things lively, while transportation gets residents out to doctor's visits, religious activities, or even a quick errand if needed. It's all wheelchair-accessible, and seniors with mobility challenges can get the extra help they require. Families and prospective residents can schedule a tour to meet the staff and see the spaces, which always helps with making a decision.
The business side's run by Mr. Randy Hammers and is registered with South Carolina's Department of Social Services, with licensing, bonding, and insurance according to state rules, and though the place holds an A+ BBB rating, it's not accredited with them. Payment options include private funds, long-term care insurance, and Veterans Aid and Attendance, and the starting price for assisted living is about $3,000 a month, though program changes can affect rates or services now and then. Seneca Residential Care Center tries to shape its care around residents' needs, with structured plans for both physical and emotional support, quick help when it's needed, independence whenever possible, and amenities so seniors won't feel too far from home comforts, though in the end, no place is perfect, but for its size and range of services, it's always busy making sure the essentials are covered for older adults in the Seneca area.
