River Park Senior Living, LLC

Twister 43 (Twister43) 

on Google

2 months ago

My sister was accepted into the facility and it was one problem after another. First off, a Physicians Assistant decided to take her off one of her sleep meds that she had been taking for 20 years because she didnt like that particular drug even though her neurologist was fine with it. She didnt even consult with her husband who has been her care taker for years. Somehow she was all of a sudden more educated than a neurologist. This caused my sister to lose sleep and absolute chaos ensued. She became irritable and violent. A... read more

Alex Fischer 

on Google

3 months ago

My aunt with late-stage dementia had a terrible experience at this facility. A physician assistant immediately took her off medications that were prescribed by her neurologist — medications that were working — simply because she thought she “knew better.” That decision caused total chaos: my aunt stopped sleeping, became severely agitated and anxious, couldn’t feed herself, and even lost the ability to walk properly. Staff routinely failed to give her medications unless family specifically asked. Because they cut off her sle... read more

Joy Earles 

on Google

a year ago

Love the atmosphere. Med tech and aide were great 

Michael Pothier 

on Google

a year ago

My elderly parents live in Longs, SC and have been residents of SC for the past 15 years. Mom has recently been put into Hospice care and Dad is an insulin dependent diabetic who wears an insulin pump to help administer his insulin. My Dad also lost his eyesight do to the 78 years of being a diabetic 38 years ago. Upon interviewing with River Park assisted living my parents were told that there was a place for them. They were very excited to be able to have an assisted living facility to care for them. As the oldest son of 4... read more

Anonymous 

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a year ago

My elderly parents live in Longs, SC and have been residents of SC for the past 15 years. Mom has recently been put into Hospice care and Dad is an insulin dependent diabetic who wears an insulin pump to help administer his insulin. My Dad also lost his eyesight do to the 78 years of being a diabetic 38 years ago. Upon interviewing with River Park assisted living my parents were told that there was a place for them. They were very excited to be able to have an assisted living facility to care for them. As the oldest son of 4... read more