CHARLESTON, S.C. - s4story -- CHARLESTON, SC – iTrust Cares, a privately owned mental health provider headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina, is proud to announce its significant expansion into the greater Charleston market. This strategic growth brings specialized geriatric psychiatric care to seniors residing in senior living communities throughout Charleston, North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Goose Creek, and Summerville. Through new partnerships with over 15 senior living communities in the area, iTrust Cares is actively addressing the critical mental health needs of the region's aging population.

The need for specialized mental health support in senior living environments has never been greater. According to recent data from the World Health Organization, approximately 14% of adults aged 60 and over live with a mental disorder, yet these conditions are often underdiagnosed and undertreated. iTrust Cares specifically targets these gaps in care at the critical time when seniors transition to a community living facility.

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For over three years, iTrust Cares has established a reputation for excellence in Upstate South Carolina, providing compassionate care in more than 45 communities. The organization's proven care model focuses on on-site services that replicate a trusted and consistent approach to medication management and overall wellness. This expansion allows the company to extend its successful framework to the Lowcountry, helping seniors assimilate more effectively into new living arrangements while navigating the complex emotional landscape of aging.

"Team members offer dedicated support for residents managing a myriad of mental health and medication management challenges that frequently arise during this transition," shares iTrust Cares Director, Amanda Malcolm.

By embedding care directly within senior living communities, iTrust Cares ensures that residents receive consistent attention without the stress of traveling to external appointments. The provider's approach goes beyond simple symptom management; it fosters a sense of well-being that supports both the residents and the communities they call home.

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"We are incredibly excited to bring our compassionate care model to the families and communities of Charleston," says Amanda Malcolm, Director of iTrust Cares. "Our mission has always been to ensure that seniors do not face the challenges of anxiety, depression, or cognitive decline alone. By partnering with these 15 excellent communities in the greater Charleston area, we can provide the consistent, high-quality support that residents deserve, helping them thrive in their new homes."

About iTrust Cares

iTrust Cares is a privately owned mental health provider headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina. Dedicated to serving the unique needs of the geriatric population, iTrust Cares specializes in providing on-site psychiatric care and medication management within senior living communities. With a history of serving over 45 communities in the Upstate and a growing footprint in Charleston, the organization is committed to improving the quality of life for seniors facing mental health and cognitive challenges.