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Last updated October 30, 2026

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No usable evidence was supplied for Harmony at West Ashley. The two evidence items provided are pages from iHeartRadio-affiliated Jacksonville radio stations (99.3 The Beat and V101.5) about radio personality Easy-E and a Trey Songz concert-promotion lawsuit; neither mentions Harmony at West Ashley, a residential community, a company, or any commercial brand of that name. The name pattern is consistent with a multifamily residential community (an apartment or townhome development, likely in the West Ashley area of Charleston, South Carolina), but that is an inference from naming convention, not a sourced fact, and no ownership, developer, address, founding date, or offering can be confirmed. Because the subject cannot be tied to any brand evidence, this entry is flagged for review and intentionally kept short rather than filled with speculation.

Controversies

  • 2026

    Family sues Harmony at West Ashley memory care facility over Alzheimer's patient's fire ant injuries and death

    A South Carolina family is suing Harmony at West Ashley, a memory care facility in Charleston, alleging that an unlocked door allowed their 83-year-old relative with advanced Alzheimer's to wander outside on July 23, where she was found with more than 1,000 fire ant bites and stings. The lawsuit accuses the facility of negligence, wrongful death, and violating South Carolina laws governing Alzheimer's care; the patient died on August 7. Charleston police are also investigating.

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    Family sues Harmony at West Ashley memory care facility over Alzheimer's patient's fire ant injuries and death[3]

    A South Carolina family is suing Harmony at West Ashley, a memory care facility in Charleston, alleging that an unlocked door allowed their 83-year-old relative with advanced Alzheimer's to wander outside on July 23, where she was found with more than 1,000 fire ant bites and stings. The lawsuit accuses the facility of negligence, wrongful death, and violating South Carolina laws governing Alzheimer's care; the patient died on August 7. Charleston police are also investigating.

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