Assisted Living Communities in Corinth, MS

"We're on a waiting list for Country Cottage - Corinth. I think it looks cozy. It looked clean, nice, and tidy. The staff, I can't remember her name, but she was very patient and understanding. The dining area looked like it was nice and clean, but I didn't get a good example of the food, though they did have menus posted. I saw a little church gathering-type thing going on. The rest of it was just kind of like some free time socializing. They had like a common area with board games and stuff and it was a back patio for grilling that was fenced in, and they were taking care of some of the neighborhood cats, I believe. And I thought that was kind of fun."

"I liked the friendliness of the people at Dogwood Corinth and I liked the rooms well, the way it was set up and everything. It was very clean and we spoke to some of the people that were staying there and they like staying there. They have a beauty salon and an activity area."

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"I visited a family member a few weeks ago. The place was so festive with Christmas decorations. The rooms are spacious, my Aunt is happy, and partaking in activities."

"I will move into Southern Magnolia Iuka, and I like it a lot. It's in a nice tiny town with lots of shopping all on one little street, and two grocery stores. It's got lots of places to eat and it's got a little, tiny Walmart. Southern Magnolia is a tiny facility, so I will get to know the people. And It smells super fresh when you walk in."

"My father has been in RiverWick for about three weeks now and he likes it. He cuts up and carries on out there with them and everything. I knew a lot of people that have their relatives up there. They've got great people that work there. The administrator is great. They involve themselves with the residents. I would rate the food great. My dad's a picky eater, so there are some days he doesn't eat what they bring. They get three homecooked meals, not out of a package. If they make lasagna, they make it fresh. If they make spaghetti, they make it fresh. It's like a home away from home. It's just great. They have the option if the person can take a shower by himself. They have a room where the towels and washcloths are. They've got the big shower and a seat in there and a slip-proof pad and everything for your feet. You can shower like that or they've got a walk-in tub, but it's got like a 3 or 4-inch height difference. It would have to be somebody that's still able to balance their weight. It's pricy. On the average base, you would take 108 x 31, and that's gonna be over $3000. What my dad draws in VA and with his Disability/Social Security, I would have to put $12 with it, but he is also able to get the ball rolling on the $2050. Therefore, he'll still have money left a month. When he took the tour, he didn't want to leave. He wound up eating supper with them. We were just going to do like 10 days at a time, but they said with dementia it would be probably better if he stayed there all the time, so we just decided to leave him there."