The Seabrook T
of Hilton Head C Home
oming RUE LIVING IS
sharing a smile, feeling the warmth of a well-cooked meal and enjoying the
company of friends and neighbors. Tat’s exactly
STACY E. DOMINGO
what Te Seabrook of Hilton Head in South Carolina provides. A not-for-profit continuing care
retirement community, Te Seabrook provides all the joys and comforts of life, even while individuals transition from one lifestyle to the next. “New residents quickly realize what others have discovered – that our community is very much like a home,” explained Maureen Rosene, director of sales and marketing. “Tis feeling persists around the entire com- munity, by staff and residents alike.” Among its staff, Te Seabrook has
a low turnover rate, which, according to Rosene, is a direct result of the re- spect employees have for one another. Tey simply care about their fellow employees, a great source of pride both for staff members and residents. “Tere are staff members who have
been here the entire time, since our doors opened in 1982. Having such a low turnover rate is unusual in a resort area such as Hilton Head,” said Rosene, a Seabrook family member for nine years. New residents such as Mona and
John Bickers were apprehensive of meeting new friends in their new home but soon learned that Te Seabrook family was anticipating their arrival.
“We were greeted
by a host of people, and the staff came by to welcome us. Our names were already on the resident list and the front door call panel,” said the Bickers. “Our names were also already on the ‘they have a pet list.’ Te friendliness was over- whelming.” Hilton Head is recognized as a major golfing community along the East Coast – and for good reason. Te Heritage Golf Tournament is held every year on the island. But there is more to Hilton Head than golf. Many people visit simply to take in its natural beauty. “We are located right next to Te
Sea Pines Forest Preserve, so we get to enjoy the natural inhabitants of the island,” Rosene explained. “Hilton Head is manicured and well kept. We are all part of our environment, not just at Te Seabrook but all of Hilton Head.”
Landscaping at Te Seabrook includes several lagoons, gazebos and covered walkways, creating some- what of a nature walk for residents, Rosene said. Residents gather daily to enjoy fine dining, and there also is a weekly happy hour. Recreational tourna- ments, exercise classes, educational seminars, guest lectures, shopping trips and special excursions all con- tribute to the busy, rich and full lives residents enjoy.
Services and amenities at Te
Seabrook go beyond the essentials. Tere is around-the-clock security supervision and maintenance of the buildings and grounds. Te heart of the community is Te Seabrook Clubhouse, which offers a dining room, a library, a beauty parlor and barber shop, a lounge, a 200-seat au- ditorium and a cards and craft room. Te list continues with a heated swimming pool, a woodworking shop and a putting green. Te Seabrook of Hilton Head is a place to call home. Te Bickers’ sum it up best: “Even thinking back on bygone days when the children and their outgoing personalities eased our entry into a community, we are pressed to match the welcome we found at Te Seabrook.” Individuals must be 60 or older to
live at Te Seabrook. Options include independent living, assisted living – which includes home health – or the 5 Star Frasier Health Center, which has 33 private rooms dedicated to resident members.
To learn more about Te Seabrook of Hilton Head, visit
www.theseabrook. com or call (843) 842-3747.
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