Cypress Cove Center

Cypress Cove Center sits at 200 S Alabama St in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, and offers skilled nursing care as well as a wide mix of other senior living options, and while they're not accepting new patients now, this nursing home has 90 beds for skilled nursing, including a 32-bed ShortStay Unit for those needing short-term rehabilitation after a hospital stay and 84 beds for ongoing residents who need long-term care, and they've earned awards for their care and activities like Best of Senior Living, Best of Senior Living All Star, and Best Activities in Senior Living, which shows a real effort to keep life engaging for the folks living there, as they make good use of activity rooms and schedule social, physical, and educational opportunities so people can stay connected and active as much as possible. The staff, known for being helpful, joyful, and kind, include registered nurses, Nurse Practitioner Chikisha Flint, DNP, ACNP-BC, Dr. Bardya Naeini as Medical Director, and William Ballard as Administrator, along with aides and attending physicians all coming together to give care for everything from wound treatment to memory support, orthopedic rehabilitation, colostomy care, and even bariatric needs, with therapy options like physical, occupational, and speech therapy. They manage medications, discharge planning, and dietary needs, have a case management team, and do their best to personalize support so residents can be as comfortable and independent as possible, with extras like housekeeping, on-site laundry, dining room and in-room meals, mail and paper delivery, wireless internet, and even computers for use, plus a beauty salon, podiatry care, x-rays, and pharmacy delivery on site. The building's fully air-conditioned with both private and semi-private rooms, roomy enough for comfort, and there's a secure alarm system to help residents with memory troubles. For folks at home, Cypress Cove Center's part of the National Alliance for Care at Home, and they list home health, hospice, Medicaid HCBS, palliative care, and home care as part of their offerings, which means they can help with more than just facility-based care, especially since trained aides provide non-medical services and companionship for older adults still living at home. English is the language staff use, but interpreter services can be arranged, and there's coordinated transportation for appointments or outings. They've earned high customer ratings-4.9 from 46 reviews and 4.3 out of 5 from 51 ratings-which reflects most people's positive experiences with their efforts to keep things running well, give nutritious food organized by meal planners, and offer expert guidance for both long-term residents and those needing short stays. There's an online directory updated at least once a month and a provider website if someone wants to look up more details, but again, they're not taking new residents at this time, though they keep focus on making daily life safe, comfortable, and meaningful for those already living there.