The Magnolia at Oxford Commons sits in a quiet neighborhood with a peaceful feel, and you can see the building's exterior as you approach, which looks calm and cared for, and when you walk inside you'll find there's a real lobby, a comfortable recreation room, and several other common areas, some with TVs. The community offers studios, one-bedroom apartments, and deluxe options-plus two-bedroom layouts too-so each person can pick the home that fits best, and people can decorate their homes how they like. There are both single-room units and bigger apartments, all with customized floor plans and premium features, including a full-size kitchen in some and options for people who want to bring a pet.
This community serves adults 55 and older and has a continuing care retirement design, so you can start with independent living and then get assisted living or memory care if you need more help later on, which is helpful for planning ahead, and the campus also includes licensed skilled nursing, respite care, and rehabilitation. Memory care here uses special suites and programs to make things manageable for people living with Alzheimer's or other dementia, including an environment that limits unnecessary noise and stimulation. Nursing home services, medication help, daily wellness programs, on-site physical therapy, and health and wellness clinics are all right there, and they try to look after each person's needs as they change, with help for daily tasks in assisted living.
The Magnolia at Oxford Commons has amenities easy to see when you walk in, like the salon, haircuts, restaurant-style dining with their Graceful Dining™, and services like laundry for linens and housekeeping, plus a recreation room, on-site therapy program, and free high-speed WiFi. There's resident parking and outdoor patios and gardens to enjoy, as well as offsite activities and cultural events through the Vibrant Living and life enrichment programs. Veterans can use their benefits, and there are short-term and respite stay options, some furnished, depending on what's open. The community is licensed by the state of Mississippi and meets all the requirements for a certified senior living facility. Everything is meant to make life easier, from transportation to in-house dry-cleaning, concierge help, and even daily wellness or educational programs, but they don't act like everyone's the same-they seem to want each person to feel comfortable living their own way.
