Magnolia Bridge at Murrells Inlet

When my father-in-law was looking for an assisted living facility, it was important for it to feel welcoming and safe. Magnolia Bridge became that place for him and the family members are reminded of that every time they visit. The caring and personable staff have continued to make his time there enjoyable and the family has peace of mind knowing that someone is always concerned for his well being. We could not be more pleased with Magnolia Bridge.

This place is not just beautiful and clean but the staff makes you feel like home. The new Ed is so sweet and always with a smile. She went over and beyond to answer all the questions we had and we look forward to working with her. They had the red carpet going on when we visit for the new resident moving in which I thought was such a sweet gesture!

I had an amazing experience at Magnolia Bridge. The staff members are friendly and will go out of their way to assist you. The community is beautiful. This community comes highly recommended. Your loved one will be very happy and content!

My mother is 90 years old and relocated abruptly due to the hurricane in NC. It was traumatic and scary for her, leaving the only home she has ever known in Black Mountain NC. I have been her sole caregiver for about 5 years, having kept her from nursing homes during the pandemic. If became clear that my mom needed more specialized memory care and even Hospice after our arrival to SC. I am newly married since this November and my husband is an amputee of about 8 mths… he is still in recovery. I needed mom to be close in proximity and I wanted her to feel safe and enjoy her surroundings as much as possible. Magnolia is a huge, attractive facility that seems like a good time for all. Sadly, the Memory Care Unit is anything but that. It is short staffed, run mainly by CNA’s and Med techs a

I've been living here since November. (It's now mid Feb.) Magnolia Bridge is far from an upscale facility. It's pretty on the outside and in the corridors, but if you are in assisted living, it doesn't honor its obligations. There is a serious attitude problem here. I can't speak for either memory care or independent living.