Nursing Home Communities in Oxford, MS

"My stepfather is now at Oxford Health and Rehab Center. It's a great place. He said he likes their food, and everybody is nice to him and everything. His room is kind of small, but it serves the purpose. He is bedridden, and he's pretty much not able to do anything, so they kind of work with him a little bit. He plays bingo there. They have a kitchen area with dining tables and stuff, and that's where they play bingo and all that. They also have a bus, and they take them for medical appointments. The building is kept up. The staff is great. They answer your questions, and they help you out if you need anything. Communication has been good."

Oxford Health and Rehabilitation Center, located in Oxford, Mississippi, offers both memory care and assisted living services. The center features comfortable apartments that include living rooms and kitchenettes, allowing residents to maintain a level of independence while receiving necessary care. The community includes amenities designed to enhance residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas are available for those who enjoy spending time in nature, and pet-friendly policies are in place for residents with animal companions. A diverse range of organized activities and programs fosters community engagement and social interaction. Residents are provided with meals in communal dining areas, promoting socialization during meal times. Additionally, WiFi/Internet access throughout the facility helps residents stay connected with friends and family. Regular social activities and events offer opportunities for building friendships and engaging with others. Yoga and stretching sessions are available to support physical health. Facilitated field trips and outings cater to those interested in exploring beyond the center. Shared common areas provide additional spaces for relaxation and social interchanges. Services such as general transportation and housekeeping assist residents in managing their daily routines. The transportation service is particularly useful for appointments and errands, while housekeeping ensures that living spaces remain clean and comfortable.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Mississippi State Department of Health Health Facilities Directories

"My dad was at Sardis Community Nursing Home for a couple of weeks or so. What we liked about it was the convenience of where it was. I live within ten miles from it, while my brother lives within six, and then I have a sister that lives probably within twelve miles from it. So we liked it because it was convenient for us to be able to stop by and see him. The living atmosphere was fine. They did rehab with him just a few hours in the morning and then after that, he was sitting in the wheelchair for the rest of the day. Some of the staff was just good, but some were just there for the check and the check only. He was there for rehab because he fell and broke his hip. Just within a week of staying there, he had a big slice on his hand. They said that he fell in the shower, which I didn't believe, and then one day he slipped out of his wheelchair. We wound up back in the hospital having to check on the parts of his hip that were previously broken. For me, I would not recommend anybody to take their family members there."

"There are many things about Golden Living that we have been happy about, and some things that have been, what we feel, below acceptable standards. When my mother-in-law first moved in the facility, we were concerned about her adapting to the environment. The staff was indispensible for making her feel at home and getting used to the routine. The nurses, assistants, physical therapists and administration have all been more than helpful for anything we might have needed. The nurses and aides have been instrumental in getting my mother-in-law involved in activities and making sure she goes to the cafeteria to eat when possible instead of staying isolated in her room. One of the few things we have found wrong have been some of her items have been misplaced. There also have been times when her oxygen has been unplugged to where it wasn't accesible. This wasn't life-threatening, but should have been addressed when it was brought to their attention. I have also witnessed other residents who were obviously soiled, being left that way for the duration of my visit. Despite the concerns listed here, the good far outweighs the bad. I feel that the staff of Golden Living make it a quality facility for anyone who is need of that type of assistance. "

"My grandmother moved into Union County Health and Rehabilitation Center. She's in a private room, it's really nice and spacious. They can't have visitors because of the COVID, they were put on lockdown. The staff has been really helpful in keeping us informed about how she's doing, so we're really pleased. Their dining area and whole facility is really nice."

"My mom is now at New Albany Health and Rehab Center. It's very nice. It seems to be very welcoming and clean. It is decorated sort of a welcoming-type situation where everything is updated. It doesn't look institutionalized. There is artwork on the wall. Everybody is out of the rooms and moving around. The nurses are very nice and helpful. They seem to be taking COVID precautions. I haven't tried the food, but my mother has not complained about the food. They have a lot of activities, it seems like because my mom is always talking about that they're doing this or that. There are a lot of arts and crafts, fingernail painting, just different things to get them together. They were making crafts like they did something for Thanksgiving. She has enjoyed the activities. They have just been accommodating and helpful with the process."