Kindred At Home V

Kindred At Home V sits at 2600 Old North Hills Street in Meridian, Mississippi, and works as part of a wider senior living and health care network connected to Kindred At Home over in Columbus, so this community lets people choose a living option that fits their needs with services that range from independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, and home health, to special memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or other memory issues. The place serves up basic help like dining, housekeeping, laundry, transportation for appointments, and help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and if you ever need a hand getting in and out of a chair or bed there's always staff close by, thanks to a 24-hour call system and steady supervision. Amenities feel homey, with private or fully furnished rooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, phone service, and some rooms have kitchenettes and private baths, and there're common spots like a dining room, arts room, movie theater, library, a game room, a beauty salon, and even outdoor gardens and walking paths where residents can sit or stroll a while. The independent living side gives folks more freedom, with optional support if needed and a promise of less worry about chores, plus social activities, fitness rooms, and resort-style extras if you care to take part, with staff arranging move-ins, food with special diets like for diabetes, and help going to see the doctor when needed. For those with higher needs, skilled nursing covers round-the-clock care for complicated health problems, you've got nursing, wound care, rehab, therapy, and memory care set up in secure areas with special activities meant to help memory, including programs tailored for dementia. People living here can join in on activities that residents themselves help organize, like movie nights or music and arts, and there's a council for residents and families who want to talk over concerns about care. Memory care sections keep things safe and calm with locked doors, 24-hour staff, and activities designed to support people with memory loss. Folks can get meals any time, and dietary restrictions are handled, and all those needing personal care or help with medication get steady support. The community fits up to 21 residents, and everyone can use spaces that work for folks in wheelchairs or who don't walk well. The system connects to Medicaid, Medicare, and offers care in more than one spot with their home health agencies around Mississippi. It's a straightforward place that covers a lot of different needs under one roof, with help and activities to match many stages of aging.