Assisted Living Communities in Clinton, MS

"My mother moved into the Blake at Township. I love it, and it’s very good. They have a good many activities, and they have an activities director. They take them out, take them shopping, and they do other things also. Her room is a nice size, there's plenty of space for her, and it's well laid out. Everybody has been really helpful, and they worked with us during the move out and move in. They have an activity room, a theater room, card games, puzzles for everybody, cooking demonstrations, and workshops. The facility itself is excellent, well-maintained, clean, and there’s no smell to it."

"I visited Ridgeland Place, and I liked that it has been updated. I also liked the way the place was set up as a whole, and the friendliness of the staff. They have a beauty salon there, and the actual layout of the dining room was nice."

"My sister is in Plain View Assisted Living. She is not your typical assisted living person in that her mind is pretty sound. They believe she's going to tell me things instead of them calling me. I would like to have more direct communication with them. The facility is nice. It's well laid out. It's a single floor, so that's nice. They have a living room where they do activities. They have an activity director, and do a couple of things, Monday through Friday. They also have people who come from offsite to do activities. It's very good food. They have a cook there. One of the things they struggled with sometimes was keeping a cook. It's one of the most affordable facilities around. They have a lot of turnover, but I believe it's because the ones that are moving on are not meeting the expectations of the management, so to speak. I've been pleased with it. My mother was there before she passed."

"My mother was in St. Catherine's Village for several years before she died. It was top notch. They had independent living. They had houses, cottages, assisted living, nursing home, and Alzheimer's residents. It was more expensive than the other one I visited. My mom was there at the assisted living and then the nursing home. The food was good. The rooms were large. They had some rooms that were double occupancy, but my mom and I didn't like them. We started there, but then she had a single. They had a little kitchenette in the assisted living. I will recommend them to friends and family. The grounds were well kept, and it was also out in the country. "

"I toured Madison Home Place. It was pretty good. I didn't see anything that I least liked. The staff who gave the tour did a good job. She was nice. The structure of the building was nice, too. It was clean. The rooms had a nice layout. It was a pretty decent size. I feel like I want to be there when I get to that age."

"The Blake at Flowood had very friendly staff. The place had lots of outdoor areas and it was very clean, but just very small. I didn't see any nurse's stations or any nurse on duty when I was there. They had a beauty shop, physical therapy, and the dining area was nice."

"We toured Cooperwood Senior Living. I liked the friendliness and cleanliness of the place, and in general, the community living part of it had a very bright, cheery, friendly atmosphere. It was very open, with lots of blast in the area where you could see the outside. I thought that was very appealing. The staff was very friendly. The manager of the place told us the structure of the building was only three years old. I thought it was certainly a very workable space, a workable amount of room."

"My wife is only half a mile away from me in a facility called the Peach Tree Village. It has been completely renovated including special expenses that they went through to make sure that it would never flood again. The place is absolutely beautiful. I have been there several times just since the 1st of February. I've had lunch and supper with my wife there. The place is beautiful. It's well-staffed with very professional people and people that have years and years of experience. The current owners insist on not having anything but highly qualified experienced people, and that's very impressive for me. In terms of activities, my wife is playing bingo as we speak. When I went there on Saturday, I had to wait to see her because when I got there, she was in the activity center painting. They keep them very busy. They have a junior studio, and they have a deluxe studio. My wife is in the deluxe, which is a little bit larger. It's a very comfortable and very nice room. It has a very nice bathroom and shower facilities. The closet is a little bit small. They could have made the closets a little bit bigger, but that's okay. Other than that, the room is very good. We provided the furniture. The room is very close to the front entrance area. The food is excellent. At lunchtime, they have two selections, and you can choose which one you want. When I was there last Saturday, I had a shrimp po'boy sandwich, and the shrimp was excellent. They were prepared perfectly. The food could stand just a little bit of improvement, but they have a chef there. With regards to the value of money, compared to the other place, it's excellent."

"These people are 5 star ! I finally have comfort and peace of mind knowing my father is cared for and loved by someone that has him in their care besides me and my family. "

"Heritage House was particularly nice. The staff is very friendly and very professional. They were the ones who would use my mother's insurance and told me what I needed. I needed an advocate, and I need a doctor that will identify her needs and see if they are in compliance with her long term care. They are termed as an assisted living, but they do have nursing care, and that is what I particularly wanted. I needed a place that has 24 hour nursing on staff. They also have a physician on staff, but not 24 hours. They have a full service, and it is a very nice place. They are pricier than most places, but I think that what they offer justifies it. They had very good food. They invited us for a lunch, and it was incredibly good. They have a tiered program so that you can get help for your parents as needed. In other words, they determine level 1, level 2, or level 3. I appreciated their basic care that they gave, which would be monitoring medications, making sure they are at meals, and checking on their whereabouts. Other things such as bathing and things that might that have a progressive need can be purchased as needed, and I like that idea. "