Indigo Carolina Forest

Indigo Carolina Forest, located in Myrtle Beach, SC offers independent living, assisted living & memory care. Visit Provider Website

Indigo Carolina Forest sits inside a master-planned community of more than 9,000 acres, surrounded by protected pine and hardwood forest. Golf, dining and shopping are close at hand, and Myrtle Beach is minutes away.

The address is in Myrtle Beach, SC, in the Carolina Forest community, with Brookgreen Gardens and the beaches of the Grand Strand nearby. Along with apartments, there's a villa home with its own single-car garage.

Pricing at Indigo Carolina Forest

Indigo Carolina Forest doesn't state what independent living, assisted living, memory care or respite care costs on its website. The current rates for the apartment and care you or your family member needs are one request away through Get Pricing, and that saves you guessing when you compare communities around Myrtle Beach.

Independent Living and the Villa at Indigo

Independent living comes in nine plans. The smallest is the Aster studio, at 472 square feet, and the largest is the Geranium two bedroom, at 1,098. On the independent living list are a pantry and a kitchen with full-size appliances, plus a washer and dryer and weekly housekeeping. There's also the Bluebonnet villa, with two bedrooms, two baths, 1,787 square feet and a single-car garage.

Assisted Living at Indigo

The four assisted living plans go from the 457-square-foot Morning Glory studio up to the 684-square-foot Honeycomb one bedroom. Care covers help with medications, bathing, grooming and dressing, plus fall management and wound care. Special medical visits and transportation for errands are on the list too. The amenity list adds a bistro, a media room and theater, space for arts and crafts, and a beauty salon.

Memory Care and Respite at Indigo

Memory care has three studio plans, from 323 to 457 square feet. Indoor and outdoor spaces are secure, and staff are there 24/7. Mealtime help includes the community's own shake supplement, finely chopped foods and purees. Brain games and art and music therapy fill the day. Respite stays are listed for both assisted living and memory care, and a short stay like that gives a family caregiver a break.