Ocean Springs Health & Rehabilitation Center

Ocean Springs Health & Rehabilitation Center sits on Ocean Springs Road in Ocean Springs, MS, and operates around the clock, every day, so families always know help is available when needed. This facility provides skilled nursing care for people who need daily help and also offers short-term rehab for those coming from a hospital and needing a place to recover before heading home. With 115 certified beds and about 100 residents on average each day, the center offers a range of services such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with memory care for those facing Alzheimer's or dementia. The care team develops individualized plans for each resident and handles medication management and wound care when required. They also offer respite care for families needing a break, as well as palliative care for those seeking comfort and better quality of life. Residents can expect engaging social activities and a focus on well-being-physical, emotional, spiritual, social, and psychological. The staff aims to blend compassion and commitment through a person-centered approach, but nurse staffing averages about 3.47 hours per resident each day, which is lower than the state average, and nurse turnover stands at 66.0%, quite a bit higher than the state's 46.4%. Ocean Springs Health & Rehabilitation Center is managed by Consulate Management Company III, LLC since April 2022, with Timothy Lehner taking over managerial control in May 2024. The facility has faced inspections that found 28 deficiencies, including for infection control, care plan development (F0656), and supervision for safety (F0689), and it has paid fines on two occasions in 2024 and 2025. They're affiliated with Consulate Health Care, Independence Living Centers, Nspire Healthcare, and Raydiant Health Care. The center offers specialized clinical programs, comprehensive post-acute care, long-term care, and assisted living options, with a steady effort put toward handling the whole person-body, mind, and spirit-though inspection reports and staffing numbers show there are areas that still need attention.