Page 11 of Best Nursing Homes in Georgia

Overview of Pruitthealth – Magnolia Manor

Located on Veterans Parkway in Moultrie, Georgia, Pruitthealth – Magnolia Manor is a nursing home owned by Jonathan Black. The 100-bed facility has been serving the community for 12 years. At 87% occupancy, residents stay an average of 65 days. The resident population includes those receiving short-term rehabilitation and in longer-term care. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted, offering families multiple ways to cover care.

The facility strongly focuses on rehabilitation and specialized care. Home health, hospice and palliative care, personal care, and therapy services are all available. Residents also have access to infusion therapy, an in-house pharmacy, and medical supply management. These services are available on-site, so there’s no need for outside appointments.

Daily nurse staffing averages about 3 hours and 40 minutes per resident. Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nurse aides, and aides make up the nursing team. Dedicated nurses’ monitoring stations are located throughout the building. This staffing structure supports daily hands-on care and monitoring of residents.

The community’s amenities include four restaurant-themed dining rooms, a gourmet coffee shop, and a library with an internet café. Residents can use an aquatic therapy pool for rehabilitation and recreation. There’s also a spa with private whirlpool tubs, a beauty salon and barber shop, and a chapel for spiritual care. The neighborhood has a Walk Score of 57. Some nearby errands and services are within walking distance, but most activities require short drives.

State inspections identified deficiencies in earlier surveys involving infection control, medication management, and environmental standards. The facility addressed those findings and demonstrated full correction during a later inspection with no new citations.

Overview of Presbyterian Village

Located in Little Rock, Arkansas, Presbyterian Village is a skilled nursing home providing care for residents who need medical support and rehabilitation. Presbyterian Village, Inc. operates the 78-bed community, and Chris Marsh serves as Executive Director. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted, giving families flexible coverage options.

The facility’s occupancy rate is 88%. Residents stay an average of 165 days. The resident population includes people receiving short-term rehabilitation and those in longer-term nursing care. Brookside Drive’s location has a Walk Score of 32, so some daily errands may be possible within walking distance, but most trips require a car.

Presbyterian Village focuses on nursing presence and hands-on care. Residents receive about 6 hours and 17 minutes of nursing attention each day, a substantial amount of daily support that reflects the home’s focus on direct care, with nurse aides providing 4 hours and 2 minutes per day, licensed practical nurses and vocational nurses providing 1 hour and 52 minutes, and registered nurses providing oversight as part of the staffing structure. It’s a level of staffing that gives residents consistent access to hands-on assistance with daily activities and medical oversight.

The community’s amenities include a spa, patio space, and transportation services to support residents’ quality of life and help with appointments or outings outside the facility. The facility is nonprofit, which underscores its mission-driven approach to care.

Families considering Presbyterian Village should take a tour and discuss the specific therapy, activity, and dining programs available to determine whether the care approach and setting are the right fit for a loved one.

Lillian G Carter Health and Rehabilitation has provided clinical care and physical therapy for 47 years at 225 Hospital Street in Plains, Georgia. The 100-bed campus runs at about half capacity, currently housing 51 residents. Families can coordinate coverage through private payments, state Medicaid, or federal Medicare. Resident stays average 106 days, creating a daily schedule that balances short-term post-hospital therapy with extended residential nursing.

The surrounding neighborhood is car-dependent, with a walk score of 41 out of 100, meaning family members generally need a vehicle for regular visits. On the floor, the nursing team provides an average of 2 hours and 51 minutes of direct daily care per resident. This 24-hour setup relies on a mix of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nurse aides who monitor a secure memory unit, handle telemedicine links, and coordinate the rehabilitation programs. Daily life includes activities like crafts and pet therapy, alongside laundry service, an on-site beauty shop, and a kitchen that partners with Georgia Grown for local menu ingredients.

Public files show past surveys flagged a few procedural gaps, specifically pointing out deficiencies in care plan documentation, medication management oversight, emergency preparedness, and general infection control practices. The management team uses these inspection reports to train staff and update daily floor practices.

Prospective residents can call the admissions desk to check on open rooms, ask about the restorative programs, or set up a time to look around the common lounges.

Overview of Pruitthealth – Griffin

Located on Northside Drive in Griffin, Georgia, Pruitthealth – Griffin is a 69-bed nursing home. The facility has been operating for 51 years. It serves residents needing skilled nursing care, rehabilitation, and longer-term support. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted, giving families flexibility when covering care costs. The home has an occupancy rate of 72%, and residents stay an average of 138 days.

Rehabilitation services are a major focus of the facility. The home has 24-hour nursing staffing. Residents receive about 3 hours and 7 minutes of nursing care each day. Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nurse aides provide direct support.

Beyond traditional nursing care, the facility offers hospice and palliative care services. There’s also a personal care track and home health services. With this range of services, the home is best for residents needing short-term post-acute rehabilitation as well as those staying for longer-term care.

Griffin has a Walk Score of 77. Most errands and essentials are within walking distance. That’s particularly useful for visiting family members. It can also benefit residents who are able to get out independently.

Residents have access to a strong recreation department with both individual and group activities. The facility also includes a beauty salon and barber shop, laundry services, chaplain and counseling services, and volunteer programming. These services support both practical needs and emotional well-being.

Inspection records focused on clinical and operational standards. Past surveys documented findings involving infection control, medication management, environmental standards, and financial administration. These areas are central to resident safety and care quality. The facility has worked to address identified concerns.

Families considering the home should take a tour to see the setting, meet staff, and understand how the home’s rehabilitation and activity programs align with a loved one’s needs.

Overview of Social Circle Nsg & Rehab Ctr

Located on North Cherokee Road in Social Circle, Georgia, Social Circle Nursing & Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing home with 65 beds. The facility has been operating for 50 years with an occupancy rate of about 86%. Residents stay an average of 184 days, including those receiving short-term rehabilitation and needing longer-term skilled nursing care. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted, giving families different coverage options.

The facility strongly focuses on rehabilitation. Advanced rehab programs and specialty clinical services are supported by comprehensive on-site therapy. Daily nurse staffing averages about 3 hours and 39 minutes per resident. Registered nurses, nurse aides, and licensed practical nurses work together to provide care around the clock. This staffing level means hands-on assistance is a constant part of the setting, which could be useful for families choosing a home for post-acute recovery.

Restaurant-style dining is part of daily life, with meals prepared by an in-house chef. The focus is on fresh and nutritious food. Residents also have access to on-site therapy services, so they won’t have to go outside for appointments. The facility has a beauty salon and barbershop, family gathering areas, landscaped grounds and courtyards, complimentary in-room cable, and daily social and enrichment activities. A dedicated concierge and social services team work with residents and families as well.

State inspections have documented concerns involving medication management, infection control protocols, and care documentation. The facility addressed those deficiencies. More recent oversight also identified areas involving medication cart security, disinfection procedures, and care administration that required attention and correction. Families visiting the facility should ask how these clinical practices and safety protocols are handled daily.

Some nearby services can be reached within walking distance, but most errands and appointments require a short drive. The home has been part of the Social Circle community for 50 years.

Located in Fort Valley, Georgia, Fort Valley Health and Rehab is a skilled nursing home providing long-term care and post-acute rehabilitation in the middle Georgia region. The facility has been operating for 51 years. The 75-bed community has an occupancy rate of 61%. Residents stay an average of 89 days, including those recovering after hospitalization and needing ongoing skilled nursing care.

The home provides several levels of care. Skilled nursing, short-term rehabilitation, transitional care, palliative care, and comfort care are all available. With 24-hour staffing, residents are supported around the clock.

Residents receive an average of 3 hours and 5 minutes of nursing care each day, with registered nurses providing about 37 minutes, nurse aides contributing about 2 hours and 15 minutes, and LPN/LVN staff adding around 55 minutes, and that staffing structure supports both acute care needs and longer-term resident care.

Fort Valley Health and Rehab accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, which gives families multiple ways to cover short-term post-hospital rehabilitation and extended care stays. The location’s Walk Score is 52. Some errands can be handled on foot, and the surrounding area has nearby amenities and services.

State inspections identified areas requiring ongoing attention related to facility operational and maintenance compliance matters. Families should take a tour and ask how the facility manages those areas as part of its operations.

Rockdale Healthcare Center runs a 102-bed skilled nursing facility at 1510 Renaissance Drive Northeast in Conyers, Georgia. Obadiah Smith serves as the administrator for this home, which has been open for 27 years and stays busy with a 98 percent occupancy rate. The front office takes private payments and traditional Medicare. Stays average about 81 days, a timeline that shows the daily routine balances short-term post-hospital rehab with permanent nursing care.

The surrounding neighborhood requires a vehicle to get around, scoring a 12 out of 100 for walkability, so visiting family will need a car for trips. On the floor, residents receive a daily average of 3 hours and 15 minutes of direct nursing care. This time is shared among registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants who handle complex medical needs. The clinical team also provides an active physical therapy program for people recovering from surgery or hospital visits.

State regulators from the Georgia Department of Community Health inspect the property through standard health and safety reviews. Past audits flagged a few operational issues, specifically mentioning medication protocols, care plan accuracy, kitchen sanitation, and emergency preparedness. The facility updated its practices to fix these issues, and a more recent abbreviated state investigation turned up zero problems or deficiencies.

Interested individuals can call the main desk to see if any beds are open, ask about the physical therapy setups, or plan a time to walk through the building. The business staff is also available to look over financial paperwork and explain how personal funds or Medicare benefits work with the monthly bills.

Operating for 14 years, Fort Gaines Health and Rehab is a nursing home in Georgia with 60 beds. The facility serves a mix of residents. Most stay an average of about 213 days, including short-term rehabilitation placements and longer-term care residents. It is currently near full capacity, housing 59 of its 60 beds. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted, giving families coverage flexibility for both post-acute rehab and ongoing nursing care needs.

The home provides short-term rehabilitation, transitional care, and palliative and comfort care services. Daily nurse staffing averages 3 hours and 31 minutes per resident each day, supported by licensed nurses and nursing aides on a 24-hour basis. This staffing level is due to the facility’s focus on hands-on resident support and daily clinical oversight.

The home is in a car-dependent area, so most errands will require a vehicle. However, this is typical of many rural and suburban nursing home settings. Visiting family and residents who leave the facility for appointments should arrange transportation.

State inspections noted recurring themes around medication management, resident care protocols, and food safety standards. The facility has been responsive to regulatory findings by addressing cited areas, so it returned to compliance.

Overview of Pruitthealth – Forsyth

Located on Cabiness Road in Forsyth, Georgia, Pruitthealth – Forsyth is a nursing home owned by Priscilla Buwee-Kwah. The facility has served the community for 50 years. The location’s Walk Score is 64, so some errands and services are within walking distance. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted, giving families multiple coverage options for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care.

The home is at full capacity with 72 beds. Residents stay an average of 273 days, including those recovering after a hospital stay and receiving longer-term nursing care.

Daily nurse staffing averages 2 hours and 47 minutes per resident. Registered nurses, nurse aides, and licensed practical nurses are part of the care team. The facility is best suited for residents coming out of the hospital or recovering from surgery. There are dedicated short-term rehabilitation services available alongside its longer-term offerings.

The home’s clinical services extend beyond basic nursing care. Infusion services, pharmacy support, and a therapy program covering physical, occupational, and speech needs are available. The facility also provides hospice and palliative care, home health services, and personal care support. Central line management is available for residents with specialized vascular access requirements.

Daily life includes semi-private rooms, an activity program, a beauty salon and barber shop, and chaplain and counseling services. The staff includes personnel trained in various care protocols. The facility has 24-hour nursing available, and there are personnel trained in many care protocols.

Inspections have examined the facility’s dining and food safety procedures. Themes have included kitchen operations, food handling, and sanitation practices. Families visiting the home explore these areas and ask about how the facility maintains its operational standards.