Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman

Is Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman in Greenville licensed by South Carolina?

DPH's licensing data shows license CRC-1492 for Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman, 64 licensed beds and an expiration date of May 31, 2027; at 64 beds it is the same size as the typical senior-serving CRCF in the four counties (64 beds).

South Carolina CRCF licenses run one year at a time; this one's current license year began June 1, 2026. The annual fee is $10 per licensed bed or $75, whichever is greater (Regulation 60-84, Section 103.J), so the bed count on the license is also what the operator pays on.

DPH assigns license numbers in sequence. CRC-1492 is number 21 of 61 when the four-county senior CRCF roster is sorted from the lowest number to the highest, a rough guide to how long this license line has existed rather than the age of the building.

Does Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman have an Alzheimer's special care unit?

DPH's licensing data flags an Alzheimer's special care unit or program at Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman, which South Carolina defines as a secure, special unit or program for residents with probable Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia that limits residents' access outside the designated area (Regulation 60-84, Section 101.F).

Under the Alzheimer's Special Care Disclosure Act (S.C. Code 44-36-510 and following), a facility that markets dementia care must disclose in writing what makes that care special: its philosophy, admission and discharge process, staffing and training, activities and the physical environment. Ask for that disclosure before touring.

See how South Carolina regulates Alzheimer's units.

Has South Carolina taken enforcement action against Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman?

We found no DPH administrative or consent order against Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman in the enforcement reports covering January 2025 to September 2026.

Enforcement orders are reserved for serious or repeated problems. Ordinary inspection findings are corrected through a plan of correction and never reach the monthly report, so a clean enforcement record is not the same as a clean inspection.

Where are the state inspection results for Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman?

Request them from DPH. The state publishes no bulk CRCF inspection data, but inspection and investigation reports for Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman, along with its plan of correction, are public on written request under Section 202.E of Regulation 60-84.

Because inspections happen “as deemed appropriate” rather than on a fixed cycle, ask the facility the date of its most recent DPH visit, which deficiencies were cited, and to see the signed plan of correction.

What are the alternatives to Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman nearby?

The closest other senior-serving CRCF is Ruby Donald Residential Care in Greenville, about 1.8 miles away in a straight line, with 88 licensed beds and no Alzheimer's unit flag on DPH's roster.

What medical care is close to Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman in Greenville?

Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman is in the Berea, Furman & West Greenville part of Greenville; the nearest general acute-care hospital on DPH's roster is St. Francis-Downtown, about 6.7 miles away by straight line.

Next is Prisma Health Greenville Memorial Hospital at about 8.3 miles. Distances are straight lines between DPH's mapped points, not drive times.

If nursing care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are Arboretum at the Woodlands (0.0 mi, CMS 5 of 5) and Reedy River Post Acute (3.3 mi, CMS 5 of 5).

The same street address also holds Arboretum at the Woodlands (nursing home, license NCF-0957), so a resident may be able to move between levels of care without leaving the campus.

What questions does Arboretum at the Woodlands at Furman's record raise?

Use the state data to steer the tour: ask for the date of the most recent DPH inspection, the deficiencies cited and the signed plan of correction.

• Ask how many staff are awake overnight and when peak staffing ends; a full 64-bed building needs at least 8 on duty at peak times.
• Ask for the written Alzheimer's special care disclosure and how many beds are inside the secured area.
• Ask what happens if a private-pay resident's money runs out, and whether the building accepts OSS residents.
• Ask for the written admission agreement; South Carolina requires it to list every fee and give 30 days' notice of any change.