PruittHealth - Magnolia Manor sits in Moultrie, Georgia, working as a nursing home and short-term rehab center with 100 certified beds, and it mainly helps seniors who need skilled nursing, memory care, long-term care, palliative care, and short rehab after a hospital stay, which means people can come here if they're coming straight from a hospital and need extra recovery before going home, or they might stay longer if they need lots of daily nursing care. The facility is part of the PruittHealth network, with a management and ownership chain involving several trusts and companies, so it runs under that larger healthcare group and follows their systems for managing residents' care. Magnolia Manor offers modern amenities like state-of-the-art aquatic pool therapy, using things like UniQuest Aquatic Pool Therapy, Nautilus, and Biodex equipment, working with skilled staff for physical therapy and rehab whether that's for an injury or a longer health problem. There's also help with Home First, Therapy Services, Infusion Services, Pharmacy, and Medical Supply options, so they've got a wide set of care types including Home Health, Hospice & Palliative, Senior & Assisted Living, and Personal Care along with their main skilled nursing services.
Nurses here spend about 3.74 hours per resident each day, which is a bit higher than the Georgia average but that nurse turnover rate sits at 51.1%, which is above the state average too, so people might see different nurses from month to month. Magnolia Manor has had 27 total deficiencies reported on inspection, including some about infection control, with citations for not following federal rules meant to stop infection spread, so that's something people might want to ask about if they're concerned. Food services have had some deficiencies too, like not always getting food from approved sources or not always following professional standards for storage and preparation, and there've been a few issues reported with resident care planning, including missing some screenings for mental disorders or intellectual disabilities. Staff focus on giving care that's compassionate and personal, and they've got special training for elderly care, working hard to support residents and families, but like any place, there've been some areas for improvement as the inspection records show. The place has a setup designed to help people feel comfortable and keep a sense of community, with different levels of care depending on what each resident needs. There's no detailed info about apartments, daily menus, or specific rules and policies, but the focus is on nursing, rehab, and support services for seniors needing help with daily life and medical care.
