Memorial Driftwood Nursing Center sits on Broad Avenue, just a couple of miles from the heart of Gulfport in Harrison County. It’s a single-story facility with 151 beds, currently led by Vera Lott. If you’re visiting family and need to run errands without a car, the neighborhood lands at a 50 on the Walk Score scale; moderately walkable, which is pretty convenient. The facility welcomes pets, and they accept both Medicare and Medicaid.
With 102 of the 151 beds filled, the occupancy rate is sitting at 68%. This means the facility isn’t running at full capacity, giving you more breathing room to make decisions rather than feeling forced into a rush.
The care here covers a broad spectrum of needs. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy are all available on-site, so residents don’t have to deal with the stress of traveling for their appointments. They also offer respite stays for temporary support, and for those nearing the end of life, hospice care is available right in the building.
If you look into the state inspections, you’ll see they’ve focused on a few recurring areas: infection control, housekeeping, dietary services, and protecting resident rights.
Overall, Memorial Driftwood’s mix of services from short-term rehab to hospice means it can handle residents at many different stages of care. It’s a practical option that offers the space to plan carefully.













