Veterans Victory House

Veterans Victory House Nursing Home in Walterboro, South Carolina, has 220 beds and serves veterans who've served on active duty in the United States armed forces, focusing on medical care including care for amputees and those needing ongoing skilled nursing, and it's known as the "Home of the Greatest Generation." This facility is run by HMR Governmental Services with help from the South Carolina Department of Mental Health, and it's connected to the National Association of State Veterans Homes, which means it keeps to rules and standards for state veterans homes and works to keep families and residents supported through education and care. The home has named areas and rooms throughout the building, offers a clean and comfortable space, and has specialized features for the needs of its veteran residents, with care types that are set up to help with nursing care needs as they change. You'll find amenities for comfort and activities, a team of volunteers who visit and help out, and a strong focus on keeping residents and families updated about medical care, plus reviewers have said the medical care is good and the building stays nice and clean. The place is set up so veterans can have the help and support they need, whether for short-term or longer care, and it's especially for veterans needing intermediate or skilled nursing, so the staff and services are ready for those special needs, and the whole mission is to improve the quality of life and care for veterans and their families through support and advocacy, all while making sure the facility meets nursing standards from 42CFR409.32-.35 (1986), and you'll see activities and resources around to keep daily life interesting and to help everyone's well-being.