The Columbia Presbyterian Community

Reviews

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  Frances Cheeks

  Aug 13, 2026
  5.0
  This place has a special way of making you feel at home from the very beginning. The therapy team: Savannah, Kyle and Janice, are compassionate, caring and full of energy. They make you feel welcome every time you walk through the door, and they truly care about the people they work with. You never walk down the hallway and not see a smile.  There’s nowhere else I would consider being at.  They are simply the best!
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  E Wilson

  Aug 25, 2025
  5.0
  This posting is specifically rating JASMINE PLACE, memory care unit at Columbia Presbyterian Community in Lexington County outside of Columbia. As the daughter and primary care giver of my dad, I have first hand knowledge and years of experience seeing daily the care the staff at Jasmine Place provided my father as well as other residents. Director of Jasmine Place Amy Walker and her staff provide professional, kind, compassionate loving care to their residents as well as family members. Jasmine is a safe and lovely home environment for the residents. Alzheimer’s is such a horrible disease and to see the decline in my dad’s cognitive abilities and related health issues was only bearable because of Amy and her staff’s care and the safe and loving environment they’ve established there. Forever I will be grateful to Amy Walker, Pearl Johnson, Melissa Houghtings, Jameelah and Toni for making the last few years of my dad’s life happy, comfortable and filled with love and kindness . Those who choose a career caring for our elderly and sick family members are truly angels on earth. My life too has been enriched by these incredible caregivers.
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  Cynthia Ward

  Aug 8, 2025
  5.0
  My father was in Jasmine Place Memory Care Unit for about four years. The staff was amazing and treated my dad as if he were their father/granddad. I got to know several of the residents and their families. Visits and input from families were encouraged. Some of the residents, including my dad, sometimes had some difficult behaviors due to their dementia, but the staff never lost their tempers and were pros at redirecting the residents when they were upset. When problems arose, the staff listened and worked with our family to find solutions. My dad died recently, and the staff filled his last days with love and reverence. They are my heroes!
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  Brittany Mullins

  Jan 14, 2025
  1.0
  Beware if you have an elderly patient needing rehab! 93 year old completely blind and Confused patient left in room by herself with bed all the way up. Staff assumed it was her “normal.” She was found by staff underneath her bed after trying to go to the bathroom on her own and had fallen. patient Developed two bed sores on her feet that are now being treated at a different facility as well as redness on her bottom. Zero communication. Different nurse daily and nobody knows from previous nurse what’s going on with the patient. Encouraged by staff to go to the bathroom in a diaper when she was supposed to be getting up to toilet every two hours with a two person assist. Left in bed for three days straight in same position. Left in wheelchair with intense pain and a family member had to hunt down two people to help her get back in bed. Was told this was state of the ark facility! Family had to be up here with her constantly to make sure she was being remotely taken care of. As a nurse myself I have never seen such awful care! This place is not for someone who is not completely independent.
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  Merry Berry

  Jul 31, 2020
  1.0
  My 85 yr old father in law was there for 2 stays. their neglect during the 1st visit and let him fall and hit his head so badly the entire back was blank n blue! Then fell again during the 2nd stay . then sent him home because medicaid said he hit his max they put him out asap. Pt folks left him on machines and left the room. And when they packed his things they included wet urinal bottles and we are missing clothes and money They did NOT disclose what we needed to have upon his arrival home. It took 3 people to carry him into the house! They sent him home with only a walker! We had ramps and wheelchairs set the next day. Worst place ever.