Savannah Hall Assisted Living

Is Savannah Hall Assisted Living a licensed assisted living facility in Mount Pleasant, SC?

Yes. Savannah Hall Assisted Living appears on DPH's active roster with 16 licensed beds, smaller than the typical (48-bed) senior-serving CRCF among the 56 we track in Charleston, Berkeley and Dorchester counties.

The record shows the current term ending June 30, 2027, after which the license must be renewed. Since the annual fee is charged per licensed bed ($10 each, $75 floor), operators have little reason to carry beds they do not use.

License numbers are issued in sequence. Ordered from lowest to highest, CRC-1431 is number 21 of the 56 senior CRCF licenses in the tri-county area; that hints at how long this license line has existed, not how old the building is.

Does Savannah Hall Assisted Living offer a secured memory care unit?

Yes, according to DPH: Savannah Hall Assisted Living is flagged for an Alzheimer's special care unit or program, the state's term for a secure area or program for people with probable Alzheimer's or a related dementia that restricts their movement outside it (Regulation 60-84, Section 101.F).

DPH's flag confirms the unit exists but not its size; the roster carries no separate dementia-bed count. Ask how many of the licensed beds are behind the secured doors and how long the wait is.

Background: South Carolina's rules for Alzheimer's units.

Do any state enforcement orders name Savannah Hall Assisted Living?

We found none. The administrative and consent orders DPH listed month by month for January 2025 to September 2026 do not mention Savannah Hall Assisted Living.

Staying off the enforcement list means no recent penalty or sanction; it does not mean DPH found nothing to correct. Only the inspection report shows that.

Where can families read inspection reports for Savannah Hall Assisted Living?

They are public, though not posted online: under Section 202.E of Regulation 60-84, DPH releases Savannah Hall Assisted Living's inspection and complaint-investigation reports and the plan of correction to anyone who asks in writing.

Some DPH visits are complaint investigations, and those reports are public on the same terms. When you ask for the latest report, ask what prompted it.

Where would Savannah Hall Assisted Living residents go in a hurricane evacuation?

Ask to see it: every South Carolina CRCF must keep a written emergency and disaster evacuation plan, made with its county emergency management agency, that names where residents will be sheltered, how they will be moved and who will care for them, and residents or their responsible party may inspect it (Regulation 60-84, Section 1401).

Because the building is in Charleston County, Regulation 60-84 (Section 1401.B.1.c) requires its hurricane plan to name at least one sheltering facility outside the six coastal counties of Beaufort, Charleston, Colleton, Horry, Jasper and Georgetown. Ask how the facility handled the last evacuation order and what it would do if the sheltering facility were full. See how hurricane rules apply to Lowcountry facilities.

What other assisted living is near Savannah Hall Assisted Living?

Cooper Hall at the Palms of Mt Pleasant in Mount Pleasant is the nearest other senior-serving CRCF, roughly 0.1 miles off as the crow flies, licensed for 44 beds and not flagged for an Alzheimer's special care unit.

What medical care is near Savannah Hall Assisted Living in Mount Pleasant?

Savannah Hall Assisted Living is in Mount Pleasant in Charleston County, and East Cooper Medical Center is the closest general hospital on DPH's roster, roughly 0.8 miles off as the crow flies.

After that comes MUSC Medical Center, about 5.4 miles away. These are map distances; bridges and traffic on I-26, I-526 and the Ravenel Bridge decide the real drive.

Should nursing care become necessary, the closest CMS-certified homes are Oak Harbor Healthcare (0.2 mi, CMS 4 of 5) and Cooper River Post Acute (0.4 mi, CMS 1 of 5).

What belongs on a tour checklist for Savannah Hall Assisted Living?

Use the state record to plan the visit: ask when DPH was last in the building and whether you can see that report and the facility's answer.

• Ask how many staff are awake on the overnight shift and when the peak period ends; at full occupancy the peak floor is 2.
• Request the written Alzheimer's special care disclosure and the number of beds inside the secured unit.
• Ask whether Savannah Hall Assisted Living accepts residents on Optional State Supplementation (OSS) or Community Choices Residential Personal Care if savings run out.
• Read the admission agreement for level-of-care charges, refund terms and the 30-day notice of fee changes.
• The licensee is registered in MA; ask who runs the building locally and who sits above the administrator.