PruittHealth - Ocilla

PruittHealth - Ocilla sits at 209 West Hudson Street in Ocilla, GA, and has served as a skilled nursing facility with a large community feel, and with 83 beds in studio and semi-private layouts, people can choose private rooms or share with a companion depending on what's right for them, and the rooms all have private bathrooms, kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, telephone, and good Wi-Fi, and the whole place has a steady routine of resident-run and community-sponsored programs, which means that every day has activities like games, movies in the theater, walking on garden paths, fitness groups, spa, and time in the arts room or library, and, during these activities, staff help foster connection and wellbeing. The place offers nursing home care but also has assisted living, independent living, memory care, continuing care, home health, respite care, hospice, and palliative services, and families can ask for tours, see pictures, and meet staff and residents to get a real look at what life is like here. PruittHealth - Ocilla provides on-site skilled nursing care and home visits from nurses and physical therapy staff, and there's support for health needs like medication management, 12-16 hour nursing care, help with bathing and dressing, and 24-hour supervision with call systems in place, with advanced care from expert staff for short-term rehab after hospital stays or for frail residents who need steady support. Meals are prepared by a professional chef with choices for special diets, and residents eat in restaurant-style settings or private, depending on their needs, and folks with allergies or diabetes can get meals that fit their needs. Medicaid and Medicare are both accepted, and financial support options include those for residents who need help, and the facility has 22 certified beds available as of June 2025, and it's owned by a for-profit limited liability company, so families should ask all the questions they need about services and costs, which can be found online, though there are no reviews posted yet for this home. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services rated the nursing home at 2 out of 5 stars, which is something to think about, but the community has a 7.6 out of 10 rating and that makes it the highest in the city, so some folks see it very positively; you'll find regular staff and residents present when you visit, which means you get a genuine impression of daily life, and all services are available in English. Additional help includes therapy, pharmacy, infusion, medical supplies, and the Home First service, which covers more home health needs. It's not part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community, but it does offer a wide range of skilled nursing and intermediate care for those who really need it, and has programs and personal care focused on both the patient and family, aiming for high-quality, compassionate support.