Independent Living Community in Hilton Head, South Carolina

Kim

My parents moved into Indigo Pines last December. The staff, Christine, who I spoke with was very helpful and just provided a lot of information. As far as why we chose it, I think it was the physical therapy that was onsite, we knew my mom was gonna need physical therapy, and the structure of the location. I know they have Catholic masses on Thursdays, but I think that has stopped. My dad said that they haven't had the masses the last two weeks, maybe because of COVID or the Holidays. My parents get their meals there and they're kind of picky, but my sister-in-law said she likes their salad a lot. My sister-in-law and my brother live in Hilton Head, so they see them. I think that there are a lot of activities, I just don't think they participated in them. I didn't go in the front door when we went for New Year's. My parents had a side door. I didn't walk around the property. Christine was really helpful in pulling together furniture to furnish their place because it was unfurnished.

M.D.

Indigo Pines was wonderful. My brother needed more than the independent living, towards leaning the assisted kind of living, but they were only independent. They were lovely and the place was great. I toured with Christine who is their place in-person. She was wonderful. I saw all the floors in the building, the dining room, theatre, activity center, and the receiving area outside to them. They have an atrium in the center and I met residents as I was there. They were very friendly. We all had our masks on and they were just happy residents, which was very nice to see. You could tell that they were all happy there and ready to answer any questions. There are individual apartments. I looked at the studios by choice because my brother didn't need anything bigger than that. They had a kitchenette area and walk-in showers, which is certainly good at that age. It just didn't have the services that we felt my brother needed. The menu looked very nice. It was beautiful. The inside was certainly nice. I liked the outside too. The outside had a walking path so you can run around the property. If you walk, you could walk at almost four loops around the property, which is equal to a mile. It was all trees and cement sidewalks, so it's a safe way to walk. On the outside they have outdoor furniture, plants, and flowers.

Cindy

The staff in Indigo Pines is strictly independent living. The staff is very friendly and the service is very good. Everything has been wonderful since we got here, and the price is reasonable. The place also looks clean and the food is good, although sometimes there's something you don't like. They have activities for the seniors like exercise classes, volleyball, bridge games, and all kinds of stuff.

Larry

Indigo Pines is an older property, but it's very nice. They had a variety of rooms; some were outstanding and the rest were adequate. The person who assisted me was excellent, and the dining area looked pleasant. They had an exercise room, but it was terrible and inadequate, it was the only negative thing about the place. We saw some people playing cards and there were puzzles they could work on.