PruittHealth - Farmville

PruittHealth - Farmville sits in a wheelchair accessible building with onsite restrooms and has 56 certified beds for residents who need different levels of care, mainly focusing on those who are very frail and dependent on skilled nursing, offering both short-term rehab after a hospital stay and longer stays where people need more help, and the rooms come as studio, semi-private, share, or companion options, so there's a choice for those who might want company or quiet. The skilled nursing facility operates as a for-profit corporation and is overseen by administrator Mindy Brabham, and the staff there provide nursing home care, skilled nursing, intermediate care, senior and assisted living services, as well as medical supply services, a pharmacy, infusion services, therapy, home first services, hospice and palliative care, personal care, and home health options, so families find a mix of traditional care and extra support close by, and the staff have expertise in advanced care methods, though with nurse hours per resident per day standing at 3.06 and a nurse turnover rate of 49.1%, which might be something some people look into. The facilities are described as having up-to-date technologies, designed to help with daily needs and safety, and PruittHealth - Farmville has faced a history of 34 inspected deficiencies, including 5 related to infection control and some tied to resident rights, meaning some challenges have come up that are public record, but efforts continue to provide the care residents need. The facility's part of the North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association and shares ownership and connections with other PruittHealth sites. People can expect a place where care services meet varied needs, but it's wise to look at inspection findings, staff experience, and ask about day-to-day routines if considering a stay here.