Twenty/20 Management, Inc.

The community is nice. We really like the location of the community and the staff seem to be very caring and helpful.

The place is still so new that there are only a few activities and the bus isn't up and running. I assume this will change as the have more residents. (Currently they are around 20 people) They have had some staff turnover, but that being said everyone has been lovely. The restaurant served food has been very good with many options.

Prior to moving my loved one in at The Pearl, I had looked at two other facilities and even made deposits on each of them. But things weren't lining up there, so I decided to take a look at The Pearl and ended up choosing them instead. And I'm so glad I did. They are fully a memory care facility, with no adjoining assisted living. If I could have hand written and hand picked the best place and chosen how it would be run for my loved one to be happy and secure, it would have been just like The Pearl. It is just excellent. The other places felt almost like a fort or a prison. There were so many hoops to jump through to visit. That's not the case here. When you walk through the front door, you're immediately in a lovely, huge room with lovely furniture. Someone immediately greets you and gets your name / takes your temperature. But it doesn't feel so restricted. The facility is very light and airy, and the residents are free to roam safely throughout it. My loved one has been very content and happy here. The director's office and business office are open to anyone, resident or family member, who wants to stop by for any reason. There are no closed doors, and no feeling that certain staff are above anybody else. The maintenance team allows him to help with little things that he enjoys, which helps him to feel useful. The staff sincerely love the patients. They know what they are doing, and I feel they are truly called to their work. There is just an atmosphere of contentment and peace. Every night when I go home, I can lie down without worry, knowing that he's in good hands. And I'm so grateful to them for that. Looking back, I would encourage others not to resist making the change like I did, because on the other side you'll say "I wish I had done this sooner," without the guilt and stress and pain of worrying if you're doing the right thing. It was most definitely the right thing for him - he is thriving and doing so much better here. And it was the right thing for me as his caretaker as well.

I'm very happy with Ambient at Austin Village. The facility is very clean. It's brand new. The tenants are very nice and friendly, and they all look out for each other. The setting is lovely - it backs up against a wooded area, so you get to look out on nature. It's located near the supermarket and drugstore, which is convenient. The staff are wonderful and very sweet. My loved one is very happy with the food, and that's coming from someone who is very particular. They offer various activities. There's a gym on-site, an they have gym classes, movies, happy hour, brunches, holiday celebrations. I think it's a very good value.

The Pearl is fantastic. The management team was great, the nursing staff, hospice, everyone. I could ask for nothing more. I would tell others to be kind to the people that are working there and they will be kind back to you. If you have to have an experience like this, then it was a good experience for us.

The Colonial at Old Camden is an amazing place for your loved one. Mom has been happy from day 1. She is well taken care of and all her needs are met every day.

Mom, [name removed], joined the Colonial Community in [date removed] after rehab with MUSC. After my father died in 2003, and the sadness finally softened, she embraced her independence. She visited friends, entertained, and remained active in local volunteer and church activities. That was until she developed macular degeneration, which caused her to decide to hang up the keys. I can only imagine that each person who walks this path finds that their world is shrinking fast. I know mom did. And, for someone like mom, who is so social, no medication would change that shrinking feeling. Maybe it's because I'm a daughter or a psychologist, but I felt the perfect medicine would be a community. A place where she can have her own space with friends and staff just outside her door. Where she can be a part of an active community. Where her life could, regardless of her age, expand instead of shrink. The Colonial gives her that every day.

They took care of my dad in his last days when we weren't able to and didn't know how to. The staff were so caring, the food was outstanding, the place was always so clean, and daddy was well cared for.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a great experience, we met with a lot of staff and everyone was so friendly and we left with a lot of good information

I looked at many retirement homes and each one was simiiiar to the others - basically institutions! The colonial was completely different. The staff is welcoming, stops what they are doing to help you. When the decision was made to choose The Colonial, I continue to be pleased. The food, the rooms are always clean and smell good. The staff and administration knows all the residents by name and are helpful day or night. The location is convenient. There is always activities, special events and services like hair cuts. There’s a nurse on staff and day trips for the residents. My mother is happy which makes me happy. I feel fortunate to have my mom in this facility

While you never want to leave a parent in someone else's care, there are times when that is the choice you have to make. I am grateful for the care given to our mother. The people taking care of her on a daily basis are superstars. They actually seem to love the patients in Memory Care. The staff is well organized and professional but very caring at the same time. There are some special people there. To name a few- [names removed]. The others are great too but i have the most contact with these team members.

Moving our dad into assisted living was difficult for all of us. We are so thankful to the staff at Colonial who were so kind and caring during the whole process of getting him settled into a new life of community. He adapted quickly to the new routine largely due to the responsiveness and attention the staff provided to making him feel at home at Colonial. Every time there was a need or concern, the staff in all areas responded with love and care. Thanks Colonial for making our dad safe and welcome.

Caring Staff with loving hearts for the residents! Mama lights up when they talk to her and love on her. Especially dedicated care givers are [name removed], [name removed], and [name removed]! Can’t forget [name removed] and [name removed]! Front office staff [name removed] and [name removed] are very welcoming and efficient!

Both my Father and Mother have been residents at The Colonial at Old Camden. My Mother is currently in Memory Care at this facility. I have been very pleased with the care that his facility provides. My Mother is loved on, talked to, and valued as a person. I feel like I'm one of the family there as well. It gives me peace of mind knowing that my Mother is in good hands.

I have been going to The Colonial since September of 2021. I visit my friend once a week, twice a week, and somtimes, everyday. Somedays I have been 2 or 3 times a day. Everyone is always so friendly, always want to help, and everything is always so clean. They never now when I will come and it has always been the same. Everyone is just as friendly as the first time I met them. My friend loves it there and always tells me how clean it is and about the good food. We have also been to several family dinners and the food has been great, and the staff is Wonderful, even though working extra hours that day, to get everyone fed. They make eveyone feel like family, and to me that is important, because some of these people have no family. They are never alone and there is always someone there that cares. It has been a blessing for my friend.

I love everything and everyone at The Colonial at Old Camden! They genuinely care about their residents. The facility and grounds are immaculate always. They have multiple activities planned daily and the residents are encouraged to participate. I love how they seat the residents with each other so no one is alone. Even when my mom doesn’t want to get up and get dressed, they encourage her to get up and get moving. All residents are cared for daily and they really know the residents well. When both of my parents were inpatient at the hospital at different times, [name removed] & [name removed] called daily to check on them and coordinate their care once they returned from the hospital. I just cannot think of anything they don’t do because they do it all! Their food is delicious and healthy. They are just simply the best and I’m so grateful that my parents are here. So many wonderful people work here and they clearly love what they do.

My mother has been at The Colonial at Old Camden a year. She loves her Colonial family, and the staff is exceptionally caring and well-trained.

Both of my parents are residents at The Colonial and I cannot say enough wonderful things about it. From the beautiful facility, to the amazing staff, to the activities and meals…everything has just exceeded our expectations.

My father has resided in the memory care unit of the Colonial at Old Camden since February 2022. My mother visits him frequently and has reported that the staff is consistently attentive, conscientious and well-informed as to my father’s physical and emotional condition and daily routines. Knowing my father is well-cared for has made the difficult decision so much easier to accept for my mother and me.

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