"I have my mom in Covington Ridge, and it's very good. My mom's room is very clean, and she loves the food. They have a recreational room, TV room, front lobby, and dining hall. We're satisfied with the staff. They have bingo, crafts, and singers come in."

Hillcrest Nursing Center, located in Magee, MS, offers a variety of care types including skilled nursing care, hospice care, and memory care. This senior living provider is designed to cater to the diverse needs of its residents, ensuring they receive the appropriate level of care and support. The center provides both private and semi-private rooms, allowing residents to choose the living arrangement that best suits their preferences and needs.Rooms at Hillcrest Nursing Center come with several amenities to enhance the comfort and convenience of the residents. These amenities include organized activities and programs, outdoor common areas, and a garden where residents can enjoy nature. Meals are provided, and there are numerous social and entertainment activities to keep residents engaged. Spiritual activities and programs are also available, along with salon services and WiFi/internet access. The center also organizes facilitated field trips and outings, and there are shared common areas for residents to socialize and relax.Hillcrest Nursing Center offers a range of services to support the health and well-being of its residents. Nurses are on staff to provide medical care, and there are physical and occupational therapy services available for rehabilitation. Medication management and services are provided, along with medical transportation services for appointments and emergencies. The center also has therapists and a nutrition specialist on staff to address various health needs. Housekeeping services ensure that the living environment remains clean and comfortable for all residents.

"Staff is uncaring. They leave residents laying in their own waste they gossip about other nurses and they don't do what the patient asks of them (refuses to get you up)a few good ones are there like (Kim and bird) but few and far between."

"I like the Myrtles. My dad, my mother, and my uncle stayed in the Myrtles. They had therapy there. They were clean. My dad didn't have any teeth so they pureed his food. I had no problems except for the nurses. I had problems with the nurses because my father's medication was a factor with me. However, they did good as far as keeping him clean, feeding him, and everything like that. "

"My sister and my 103-year-old aunt are in The Grove. They have assisted living, and they have a nursing home. My sister is in the nursing home. I liked the people that I met. My sister is 85, but she had a good mind. The staff is taking good care of her. The aides come by there all the time to check her, and they are always asking what they can do for her. They are really good in asking her about going trips on a bus. My sister is a very strange eater. They have great food, she just don't like most of it because she was a dietician before. However, maybe they can improve on the menu, because she doesn't eat cheese, but they still send her something like that, and it is aggravating. It is clean and doesn't have a smell. The people are friendly. They do a lot of activities. They have a good therapy program. "

"My mother-in-law will be moving into Strong River Villa Assisted Living. It's almost like staying at a private hotel. It's got large rooms, it's clean, and it's got a big seating area. They take care of them, and they provide three meals a day. I'm very impressed. I also know people that have been there, so I was already aware of it. It's self-pay and it is a reasonable rate. It's like $3250 a month and you just supply their personal needs and they supply everything else and you can come and visit any time. I have friends whose loved ones have been there, and they've always been happy. It's better than any Holiday Inn or anything. The rooms were huge and clean. Nothing smelled of odor. They had a big open bay room or a place where they can see outside. I would live there. I wouldn't have to cut grass or anything. They have lots of walking space. They said that my mother-in-law could bring a dog to her room, and they also had a place where they could walk the dog outside. They said they have a place where they feed the birds, and they could sit in the bay window and watch the birds. They do bingo days, and on Wednesdays, they have a man that comes in and sings with them, and they have different TVs according to what they like. If you need somebody to take them to an appointment, they will schedule that, but it's an extra fee. They will give you the names of people that will do that for you. There's some type of activity every day and they can choose to participate or not participate. There are people there that are not able to get around, but their mind is clear. A lot of them just want to stay in their room, but the staff said the ones that have dementia or Alzheimer's want to get out and socialize more, so it's up to them. Every room has its own private large shower. It has a place for your TV, but you have to bring your own television, and your bed, and you can bring in a chest of drawers. Some people rent furniture for $40 a month, but most people want their own things."