PruittHealth – Marietta is a 119-bed skilled nursing facility in Marietta, Georgia, offering a continuum of care that includes skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, hospice and palliative care, and respite care. The facility is operated by Joy Powers and is part of the broader PruittHealth network. It serves Cobb County residents and accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay.
The facility holds a 2-star overall CMS rating, with staffing as the primary drag — nurse staffing averages 3 hours and 8 minutes per resident per day, placing it 128th out of 190 Georgia nursing homes. Quality measures are a meaningful counterweight, performing 66% above the Georgia average.
Over the past nine years, the facility has averaged 6.3 deficiencies per year, about 29% above the Georgia mean. The October 2022 standard survey was the most consequential in the record, citing nine deficiencies, including failure to prevent and timely report a sexual abuse allegation and insufficient nurse staffing across multiple shifts. A January 2025 recertification survey found five deficiencies, including a resident injury caused by inadequate staffing during a mechanical lift transfer and a care planning failure. The most recent inspection, completed March 11, 2025, found no deficiencies, with all previously cited items confirmed corrected. No fines or enforcement actions appear in the available reports.
The facility’s occupancy rate is 82%, above the Georgia average of 78.1%. About 27% of incoming residents are short-term Medicare rehabilitation admissions; the facility also carries a long-term care census, and CMS characterizes it as a mixed rehab-and-long-term-care setting. Rehabilitation services and a mental health service worker are available on-site.
PruittHealth – Marietta is best suited for residents seeking post-acute rehabilitation or longer-term skilled nursing care in Marietta, with quality-measure performance well above state norms offset by staffing levels and an inspection record that has shown recent improvement but carries a heavier-than-average seven-year cumulative total.

















