Seashore Highlands Retirement Community

Name: Seashore Highlands Retirement Community
Address: 12170 Highland Way, Gulfport, Mississippi, 39503, United States
Price range: $$

Gulfport Mississippi, United States , Mississippi , United States

4.3 on Google · 21 reviews

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About Seashore Highlands Retirement Community

Seashore Highlands Retirement Community is located in Gulfport, Mississippi, and offers a range of senior living options designed to meet changing needs over time. The community provides Independent Living Villas for those seeking a private, low-maintenance lifestyle, along with Assisted Living for residents who benefit from additional daily support. Memory support is also available through a Green House Home® model, which offers specialized care for individuals living with memory-related conditions. This combination of care levels allows families to consider a community where a spouse or parent may be able to transition between levels of support without relocating, should their needs change. The Independent Living Villas suit active older adults who want their own space while remaining part of a larger community, while the Assisted Living and memory care options are geared toward those requiring more consistent, hands-on support. Families researching care for a loved one in the Gulfport area may want to reach out directly to Seashore Highlands to learn more about how each level of care is structured and what daily life looks like within the Green House Home® setting specifically, as this model often emphasizes smaller, home-like living arrangements.

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Karen Saffle 2 years ago

We have been here for 10 mo., and have loved everyday. The staff and always happy to help, the residence are so friendly and happy. So much here to do. We are in independent living., and it’s been just that. We have been able to make this our new home. We love it here. I love our small yard. It’s perfect for us. If your thinking about downsizing, and finally letting someone help you Seashore Methodist is the place for you.
Jenny Gates a month ago

They take such amazing care of my Grandmother. They communicate with me about her health, her activities, and her diet. The teammembers work together to do whats best for her. I'm so grateful!!

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Wanda Salley 4 years ago

I can’t say enough how wonderful this place and their entire staff are. My Dad recently passed away and the care and kindness received were the best I’ve ever seen. They are genuine! One staffer came in after her shift and cut my Daddy’s hair. She cut and prayed over him for hours. What a sweet blessing they all were. Michelle Daniels, the Director at Seashore Highlands is loving, kind and responsive to any and all needs. I would highly recommend this Assisted Living to anyone. I truly love them. The nurses caring for my Dad during his last days were exemplary!!!!
Susan Cooper a year ago

Seashore Highlands has provided a loving, healthy, attentive environment for my sister. There’s no place I would rather her be. The director, nursing staff and RAs all provide excellent care with tenderness and compassion.
Mr. Bill 6 years ago

Our mother stayed in the Greenhouse (Memory Care unit) where staff to resident ratio was 2 to 12. Although this apparently met State standards, the two staff on duty staff were also required to cook, do laundry and clean which meant minimal time with the residents. Management wasn't always attentive to our concerns. Minimal activities seen by private caregivers and during family member and friend visitations. After 9 months (Mar-Nov 2019) our family felt it was necessary to relocate our mother.