Overview of South Hampton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center South Hampton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is an 81-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility at 213 Wilson Mann Road in Owens Cross Roads, Alabama, in Madison County. Privately owned as a limited liability company and administered by Jack B. Grove, the facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay.
CMS rates South Hampton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center at 3 stars overall, modestly above the Alabama average by 3.1 percent, with health inspection 4.9 percent above average. Staffing runs 16.7 percent below average, with quality measures 32.2 percent below average. Staffing is above average in LPN hours at 59 minutes per day (26 percent above Alabama average) and physical therapist hours at 3 minutes per day (50 percent above average). RN hours at 32 minutes daily are 16 percent below average, and weekend RN at 13 minutes daily is 41 percent below 22-minute Alabama average, the most significant gap. Q4 2025 data shows 84 employed staff and 34 contractors (10.2 percent contractor hours), with all direct nursing staff employed and contractors covering therapy, social work, and respiratory services. Quality measure strengths for long-stay residents include ADL decline (30 percent better than the Alabama average), walking decline (48 percent better), and depressive symptoms (100 percent better). Hospitalization rate at 3.88 per 1,000 resident days (94 percent worse than average) and UTI rate at 7.2 percent (165 percent worse) are the two most significant long-stay outliers, warranting inquiry about infection prevention and clinical escalation protocols. Return to home for short-stay residents at 61.1 percent is 21 percent better than Alabama average. The four inspections on record are all complaint investigations, addressing employee misconduct rather than systemic care failures. The most serious, substantiated in July 2023, found that the facility’s business office manager misappropriated funds from 13 residents over five years, totaling over $187,000. The employee was terminated, a police report was filed, and audits and revised accounting policies were implemented. No penalties have been issued in the past three years.
The named rehabilitation program, Rehab at the Cove, supports the facility’s short-stay identity. The physical environment is built for rehabilitation: a one-level layout with an easy-access open-floor gym, private and semi-private rooms, a private courtyard, an on-site beauty salon, wireless internet, housekeeping, a large activity room with scheduled activities daily, and an alarm system for resident security. Daily fresh-cooked meals are served in the main dining room, and a private dining space exists for special events. Regular religious services are also offered. A full-time medical director and a nurse practitioner available on weekdays provide a level of physician coverage supporting clinical complexity, alongside doctor on staff, respite care, and short-term rehabilitation services.
South Hampton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center suits North Alabama and Madison County families seeking a rehabilitation-focused post-acute setting with a gym, strong functional outcome measures, and above-average LPN coverage. The hospitalization and UTI data and substantiated employee financial misconduct history warrant in-person inquiry before deciding.