Our Mission

The Orangeburg Senior Helping Center's mission is to enhance the quality of life and autonomy for frail, elderly adults who desire to remain home as an alternative to skilled nursing facility care while narrowing the gap of health disparities for the populations of Orangeburg, Bamberg and Calhoun counties.

To be eligible, you must

A person must be at least 55 years old
Be a resident of Orangeburg, Bamberg, or Calhoun counties
Have health problems that qualify for nursing home care
Be able to live in the community at the time of enrollment without jeopardizing his/her health or safety

CALL TOLL FREE: 803-268-5301 TTY: 803-268-5331

Helping Seniors Live Safely at Home

Orangeburg Senior Helping Center

The goals of PACE are:

To maximize the independence, dignity, and respect of PACE participants

To help make PACE participants more independent and improve their quality of life

To provide coordinated quality health care to PACE participants

To keep PACE participants living safely in their homes and communities as long as possible

Team Approach

PACE takes the "TEAM APPROACH" to care for its participants, which revolves around its diverse, interdisciplinary team. The interdisciplinary team is composed of the PACE Physician, Nurses, Therapists, Van Drivers, Aides, Social Workers, Pharmacist, Dietitian, and other disciplines, if needed.

The day center includes a health clinic, two large common day rooms for socialization and eating and a quiet room for downtime. Lunch is provided at the center.

Last Updated 03/27/2025

Pending CMS Review

Material ID H0105-W08

CALL TOLL FREE: 803-268-5301

TTY: 803-268-5331