Hammond Place Costs & Pricing
Hammond Place offers competitive pricing for its accommodations, standing out in both Edgefield County and the broader South Carolina market. The semi-private rooms are priced at $2,797 per month, aligning perfectly with the local county rate but significantly lower than the state average of $3,243. For those seeking more privacy, the studio option is available at $3,983 - more affordable than the county's average of $4,502 yet slightly above South Carolina's average of $3,649. Lastly, residents opting for a one-bedroom suite can expect to pay $4,743 each month; while this figure is higher than both Edgefield County's $5,064 and South Carolina's average price of $3,806, it reflects Hammond Place's unique value proposition and amenities offered. Overall, Hammond Place provides a compelling choice for prospective residents looking for reasonable costs paired with quality living conditions.
| Floor plans | Hammond Place | Edgefield County | South Carolina |
|---|
| Semi-Private | $2,797 | $2,797 | $3,243 |
| Studio | $3,983 | $4,502 | $3,649 |
| 1 Bedroom | $4,743 | $5,064 | $3,806 |
Overall Review of Hammond Place
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16 reviews mention this
Staff are consistently praised
Families repeatedly describe the staff as kind, helpful, and attentive.
Across reviews, families and residents talk about staff being friendly, welcoming, and caring, with many mentioning help with day-to-day needs. Several reviews specifically call out staff taking extra time to get to know residents and families, including support during transitions. A few reviews also mention staff being respectful and soliciting residents’ input, which residents describe as reassuring. There are also isolated negative medication and follow-through complaints, but the most common theme is supportive, responsive staff.
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10 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
Residents have frequent activities, including games and outings.
Many reviews describe an active routine with scheduled daily activities, events, and social opportunities. Bingo is mentioned repeatedly, alongside group activities like exercise, crafts, and live performances in some accounts. Multiple families also describe transportation options such as taking residents out to eat, shopping, and doctor appointments. A few reviews mention gaps in activity follow-through or limited variety, but overall engagement comes up often.
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6 reviews mention this
Dining earns mixed feedback
Dining quality is a recurring point of disagreement for families.
Some families praise meals as delicious or appetizing and appreciate that residents can have breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Other reviews are more critical, describing limited options, portioning issues, and food that isn’t seasoned to expectations. There are also accounts that request improvements without seeing changes. Even with that mixed feedback, dining shows up often enough that it’s clearly part of the day-to-day experience for residents and families.
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4 reviews mention this
Pricing can add up quickly
Several families report the community feels expensive or starts higher than expected.
Some reviews say the pricing was above their budget or higher than expected after the initial quote. One family describes being charged additional monthly costs for care needs like bathing, and another mentions being nickel-and-dimed with added services. Another review calls out the move-in fee and says details changed after signing. While other reviews describe a “fair price” or ongoing satisfaction, cost concerns remain a notable theme.
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7 reviews mention this
Care details raise safety concerns
A minority of reviewers flag issues with medication handling and care communication.
Several negative reviews describe problems with medications, including delays, mix-ups, or medication distribution not matching orders. Other accounts mention safety or communication concerns, like call systems not working or families not being informed about health situations. One review describes care for dementia needs not meeting expectations and turning out to cost more due to outside help. These concerns appear alongside otherwise positive experiences, but they are specific enough that families considering care may want to discuss how medications and shifting support are managed.
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2 reviews mention this
Close to familiar neighborhood stops
Families appreciate nearby, everyday places close to the community.
At least a couple of reviews mention convenience to where families shop or spend time, including quick access to well-known local stops. One account also highlights the community’s proximity for visitors coming from nearby areas. This kind of day-to-day convenience shows up as part of why some families felt comfortable choosing the community.
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