Attala County Nursing Center

Attala County Nursing Center sits over on 326 MS-12 in Kosciusko, Mississippi, offering care for seniors through nursing home services, assisted living, and independent living options, and the place can handle up to 120 residents with certified beds and a nurse staffing level of 3.79 nurse hours per resident per day, which lets staff provide around-the-clock nursing care, help with daily personal needs, and keep an eye out for health changes that might come up, though the nursing center has also had some past deficiencies concerning protection from abuse, neglect, or exploitation, but staff use enhanced barrier precautions for safety nowadays. The community comes pet-friendly, and folks will find a choice of options like skilled nursing after events such as surgery or hospital stays, wound care, memory care, hospice care, and both long-term and short-term stays, with special rehabilitation therapies meant to help residents regain strength, mobility, and confidence, and the goal really seems to focus on helping folks recover well enough to feel able to return home if that's possible. Ownership links back to the Beebe Family, with management from Providence Care, LLC since 2010 and Regional Care LLC since 2014, and it's connected with the Mississippi Health Care Association, partnering too with local hospitals like Baptist Medical Center, Monfort Jones Memorial Hospital, University Medical Center, Baptist Memorial Hospital, and Saint Dominic's Hospital, so medical care feels coordinated when needed for different health crises or recovery paths. Certified Nursing Assistant training programs get offered by experienced staff, and educational programs seem thorough, as staff look to help new and current caregivers stay fully prepared. Life at Attala County Nursing Center doesn't mean giving up all the good things, because residents get access to different amenities, organized activities, wellness programs, supportive environments, and they do try to keep life feeling homelike, with some reviews noting a 3.1 average from seven folks, which gives an idea of different people's experiences. The center also provides photo galleries so families can look at the environment before visiting, and keeps communication simple with fax options aside from regular methods, and even with that level of care, the focus keeps coming back to maintaining safety, rights, and as much independence as possible for every resident.