Magnolia Senior Care is a 60-bed nursing home at 3701 Peter Quinn Drive, Jackson, Hinds County, Mississippi. Operated by Magnolia Senior Care, LLC; privately-owned. Accepts Medicaid only. CMS-certified.
Occupancy 79% (47 of 60 beds), similar to state average of 82.3%. Staffing near state average: 4 hours 17 minutes per resident per day (1% below Mississippi benchmark of 4 hours 20 minutes); adequate baseline staffing without standout excellence or deficiency.
Care model centers on skilled nursing and rehabilitation. Programs: Skilled Nursing Care, Long Term Options, Short Term Rehabilitation, Life Enriching Activities, Wound Care Services, Tube Feeding, Pain Management, Diabetes Management. Service breadth suggests comprehensive acute and chronic care management. Wound care and tube feeding indicate capability for complex residents.
Life enrichment appears integral rather than supplemental.
Amenities reflect resident-centered approach. Eleven listed: Life Enrichment Activities, Arts and Crafts, Exercise, Games, Entertainment, Hair Salon, Full Southern Specialty Menu, Bar-B-Que Cookouts, Family Dinners, Birthday Celebrations, Ice Cream Socials. Dining options include Southern specialty menu, cookouts, and family events. Hair salon and entertainment suggest attention to dignity and social engagement.
Medicaid-only payer model is defining. The facility serves exclusively Medicaid residents, a population often with complex needs and limited family resources for supplemental care. No disclosure of financial performance, payroll allocation, or revenue structure prevents assessment of sustainability under Medicaid-dependent model.
Location 5.7 miles from city center indicates suburban Jackson location, accessible by vehicle but not walkable.
Magnolia Senior Care presents as a Medicaid-focused, amenity-conscious community with adequate baseline staffing. The absence of disclosed CMS ratings, inspection history, and quality outcomes limits transparency. Staffing at 4 hours 17 minutes aligns with state average but offers no basis for distinction. Medicaid-only model concentrates financial risk and limits cross-subsidization.
Detailed amenity and service listings suggest resident engagement priority; actual implementation and quality cannot be verified without outcome data.
Families considering Magnolia should request: CMS ratings in all four categories (overall, health inspection, staffing, quality measures); complete inspection records past three years with all citations and deficiencies; penalty and fine history; current occupancy and detailed resident census; financial statements and evidence of financial stability; detailed staffing model and nursing protocols; outcome measures for hospitalization, falls, pressure ulcers, and ED visits; and explanation of Medicaid-only payer model sustainability.
Families should tour and verify program delivery directly, and request references from current residents or families.













