Assisted Living Communities in Ocean Springs, MS

"Outstanding Care! My brother was a resident in this home for the past year (20-21). Management and staff have been great, always displaying the patients, understanding and kindness needed. My brother was a Vietnam era Marine who came home 100% disabled at age 19. His mental and physical challenges only worsened with age, passing at almost 70 years old. This home provided care for my brother in a very professional manner at a time in my brothers life when he needed someone to understand his issues and go the “Extra Mile” as this home did. The family of this Marine are Greatly appreciative for the respectful care provided! "

"Lighthouse is very nice. In fact, it was my second choice. It was very pretty. All of the community places were very nice. I spoke to a resident there and she had the same situation as where my husband needs the care, and I could live independently. This couple was the same way that the wife could live independently and the husband needed the care, and she was very happy with the care that was provided. The staff was excellent. I got to talk with the nurse there who was over a lot of the attendants and she seemed very much in charge and had the right attitude. She makes sure that her staff has the same attitude towards the care of the residents. The dining area was very nice. The residents were socially distanced from each other and everybody wore masks. The facility was very nice."

"I'm happy that I found a facility that would allow me to bring my dog. This is the main reason why I chose this facility in the first place. The staff was very accommodating and helpful specially during the time I was still inquiring. They have activities around like card games and many other things and they even have church service on Sundays. I am excited to see my room as I will be moving in this week. I told them to take the carpet and make some minor renovations. Unfortunately I was not able to look at their dining room and menus. The lady who gave me a tour had to go for an appointment. "

"The Blake at Biloxi was by far the only one that I liked. Jasmine was the one who gave us the tour of the place. I love her. I liked how it had a calendar of events. I loved that they kept a community where they could all do stuff together. It's a newer place and I know that's where my mom will go when something happens with my dad. One, because it's right there, like 10 minutes from my house, and two, I just really like the staff there and it was more social, where they would keep you going and living. In the apartments themselves, they have a kitchenette in it, but for the most part, the meals are done in a dining room and that dining room is gorgeous and nice. They've got meals and alternative meals that you can get. They do breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They've got a piano bar, a billiard room, an arts and crafts room, and then they go out where they take you shopping, and they also take you out to entertainment places."

"Claiborne at Gulfport Highlands was wonderful. The staff members were overwhelmingly nice and caring. They were willing to compromise and work with us. The food was fantastic. We talked to several people there, and they were all very, very happy with it. Everybody we talked to was very, very happy with the facility. It was very clean. The layouts of those apartments were just absolutely gorgeous. It took into consideration that people needed a little more space, but yet they had thought about everything. They had thought about the door sliding into the walls where people didn't have to worry about pulling them out. They had even looked at the design of the swing of the doors to help disabled people to get through. The showers were very nice. They had the benches that were all there. It was just a wonderful, wonderful place. I can't say enough. I would rate them five on all scales."

"Seashore Highlands in Gulfport. MS is an excellent place for recovery. I had a stroke and a heart attack and found their menu and entertainment great for all concerned. The only problem seemed to be a lack of entertainment, but they did what they could, however the facility bus sat in the parking lot most of the time. Beth Joachim was the executive director at the time.and actually a RN and we still communicate. Thank you for asking. I am at home now, and a widower. When I went into Seashore Highlands I was first in Memory Care and then moved into Assisted Living. You are kind to ask and I hope to keep in touch. I am mentally very sharp and self sufficient with God's help, and active in the Episcopal Church here in Gautier., MS"

"I went to Summerfield Senior Living of Gulfport. It's a little bit off the beaten path like more in a rural area and it's brand new. The tour was fine. They were very professional and very good. They answered all my questions. I didn't see the rooms. I just asked all the questions I could ask. The place was immaculate and brand spanking new like a new car smell. The outdoor was impeccable, well put together, and maintained. It's very nice. It's very impressive to drive up. It's a much larger facility. I only talked to the administration. It's a beautiful place. I would live there."