At 151 beds on South Dupont Boulevard, Pinnacle Rehabilitation & Health Center serves one of the broader care mandates you’ll find in Smyrna: nursing home and assisted living, yes, but also respite and hospice. The facility is running at 88.2% occupancy with 135 residents, which puts it in active, well-used territory rather than somewhere still finding its footing.
The average stay is about 90 days. That figure sits at the intersection of short-term rehab and longer-term care, reflecting the range of residents actually present: some here to recover and leave, some here to stay. Total nursing coverage comes to 4 hours and 3 minutes per resident per day. Residents have a structured seat at the table through an active resident council that meets regularly on care quality and facility policies.
Payment options cover Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay. For families managing a post-acute Medicare benefit or planning for Medicaid coverage over a longer stay, that range matters practically.
The neighborhood is car-dependent. Walk Score 24 means visiting family will drive, and most surrounding errands require a vehicle.
Pinnacle fits the profile of a facility carrying both a rehabilitation caseload and a longer-term resident population, with the payment flexibility to accommodate both. The staffing figures and breadth of care types suggest it’s built for range rather than specialization.
