Magnolia Ridge

Magnolia Ridge sits in a peaceful spot with 148 beds, offering a range of care options, and you'll find all sorts of folks living there, from those who want to live on their own to those who need more help each day, and they even have special care for memory loss and lots of services for people who've just been in the hospital or need therapy like physical, occupational, or speech therapy. Residents get meals served in a bright dining room with menu choices for allergies and diabetes, plus there's always fresh laundry, regular housekeeping, and both private and shared rooms-some have private bathrooms and everyone can control the climate in their own space, so nobody's too hot or cold. There's a medical director, Dr. Greg Flippo, who has lots of experience in Internal Medicine, and there's a care team on site around the clock, including registered nurses, aides, therapists, and an activities director, along with a manager for rehabilitation named Cindy Johnson who's been there for many years, and a Director of Marketing and Admissions named Candi Purkey. The place has amenities like gardens, walking paths, arts and crafts rooms, a barber and salon, movie nights, and regular activities that help people stay connected, and those who need extra help can count on services for bathing, dressing, medication, and even more complicated needs like wound care, dental care, vision, and bariatric specialties. With a 24-hour call system, sprinklers, emergency alerts, and security features like alarm systems for residents with memory trouble, people feel secure, and if anyone wants to bring a pet, that's allowed, too, plus there's access to Wi-Fi, cable TV, and even computer stations. Magnolia Ridge accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and many private insurances, so lots of folks can afford it, and they have short-term and long-term care, respite and hospice services, home care if you want help at home, case management, discharge planning, and even interpreter services. They've won friendly staff awards, activity awards, an AHCA Bronze Quality Award, and are a WE HONOR VETERANS partner, showing a reputation for care and friendliness, though the place isn't perfect like anywhere-health inspection and staffing ratings are fairly strong overall but could be better in some areas, with an overall rating of 3, a health inspection rating of 2, and strong staffing ratings, and you'll see people from all walks of life, including veterans, walking the halls, relaxing in lush gardens, joining activities, and gathering for meals with family in the private dining rooms when they visit. Magnolia Ridge has regular verification and licensing reviews, and keeps up with state rules, which gives everyone some peace of mind that things are above board, and if you like to keep busy or want quiet, there are always options, whether it's pet therapy, puzzles, church services, mail and newspaper delivery, in-room dining, or a quiet spot in a lounge.