The 2 Best Independent Living in Reidville, South Carolina

Comfort. Easy elegance. Irresistible cuisine. Friends and family. These are the elements that make a person feel at home, and they are the very essence of everyday senior living at Harmony at Five Forks. Located in Simpsonville, South Carolina, our senior living community features spacious apartments and a rich menu of services and amenities, perfect for those who are ready to expand their horizons. Our welcoming community offers residents unrivaled access to everything our picturesque city has to offer, from a short drive to all of the activities in historic downtown Greenville, South Carolina to an evening of entertainment at the Amphitheatre by the Lake at Furman University. Within our spacious community, you'll spend the day your way with morning yoga and afternoon art classes followed by an evening conversation with friends over wine and cheese. Come see all that good living can be. At Harmony at Five Forks, a beautiful aesthetic and large, comfortable, pet-friendly floor plans are just part of what makes living here such a distinct pleasure – it’s our people who truly elevate the every day in our senior living community. Our family proudly serves yours, whether we’re taking care of the laundry, leading a fitness class, or organizing an outing to the History Museum of Upcountry South Carolina. From a maintenance-free lifestyle to the caring support with the activities of daily living, with us, it’s all about you or your loved one.… Read more

"Be careful about sending your loved ones to Maple Brook Terrace Retirement community if you care for their well-being. My mother was left at Publix while other residents boarded the bus early and left before the agreed before 3PM time. My mother went outside right before 3PM. They are supposed to offer door-to-door transportation for seniors with their mini-bus. First, you would think she would do a head count to make sure all seniors were accounted for before leaving. My mom, who is 88 and uses a rollator, was told they would send a Uber to get her and wait outside at the curb in 89 degree weather. Whose elderly mom can navigate Uber? She was waiting in the heat for over 40 minutes until being picked up. She waved at every white car. You would think the executive director who in charge of the facility and left her stranded would get in her own car or the bus and drive 5 minutes to the grocery store/" - Ken… Read more