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North Augusta, SC 29860
At Hammond Place, our senior living community, we develop individual care plans to meet the needs of our residents. A full-time registered nurse is available 24 hours a day to provide clinical oversight and coordination of care. We welcome pets and help our residents thrive in mind and body by offering a variety of activities, such as arts and crafts, bingo, bible study, tai chi, sing-alongs, and pet therapy. Invigorating outdoor activities include gardening, a walking club, bird watching, and regular outings for shopping, dining, and entertainment. We are committed to providing the ideal assisted living care for your loved one.
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