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Neshoba County Nursing Home

1001 Holland Avenue

2.5(6 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Total units
145
Medicare rating
3 of 5

CMS Care Compare

Ownership
Government, County
Certified beds
145
Memory Care
Dedicated 20-bed Dementia Care Unit on-site
Facility History
Opened 1966, expanded in 1976, 1989, and 2002

What Families Think

Reviews for Neshoba County Nursing Home are mixed, with one family praising attentive nurses and CNAs, while others report serious concerns about incompetence, slow response times, and communication failures following a resident fall. The facility offers dedicated dementia and skilled care units within a long-established, multi-expansion building.

The Good

  • CNAs described as amazing by a reviewer
  • Nurses and social worker praised in one review
  • Wide variety of resident activities offered
  • Dedicated dementia and skilled care units on-site

The Bad

  • One report of a resident fall not promptly communicated to family
  • One reviewer called staff incompetent and uncaring
  • One report of 4+ hour wait times for nurse response
  • One complaint about biased hiring practices for housekeeping jobs

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About Neshoba County Nursing Home

Neshoba General is a 160-bed skilled nursing home facility located in Philadelphia, Mississippi, serving seniors in and around Neshoba County. The facility includes a dedicated 20-bed Dementia Care Unit and a 10-bed Skilled Care Unit, with all beds available for long-term care or short-stay skilled care. The original nursing home opened in 1966 with 20 beds and has undergone expansions in 1976, 1989, and 2002.

The community is staffed by experienced professionals committed to quality care and works to meet residents' medical, daily care, and psycho-social wellbeing needs. Staff coordinate individualized activities appropriate for each resident and work closely with residents and families to support their needs. The facility provides nutritious meals and snacks and helps residents improve and maintain physical functioning.

Residents participate in a wide range of activities including Relay for Life, fishing rodeos, field trips, health fairs, church activities, entertainment and singing, crafts, movies with popcorn and soda, games, exercise groups, library programs, and shopping outings. The facility is designed with a state-of-the-art environment and amenities intended to maintain a high quality of life and homey feel for residents.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

2.5overall · 6 ratings combined

2.5★ on Google (6)

Felecia Walton

Oct 2023

via Google

My 80 year old Mother was placed here for 13 days. Once she fell out of the bed around 5:00 am, although I had called twice that day to check on her, neither nurse told me she had fallen. It wasn't until around 2:00 p.m. that the incident nurse call to let me know she had fallen. I asked for the railings to be put on her bed. They said that due to state law they couldn't, even if I signed a waiver releasing them of all liability. I was told that only patients who were having seizures were allowed to have railings. Which after my mother was transported to the hospital it was determined that she had been having focal seizures all along. When my mother started having trouble swallowing her food it took a day of getting the wrong food textures before her meals changed to blended. When I would ask for the nurse it took four or more hours for them to come in if they came at all. While there my mother declined greatly, I won't say necessarily because of them but when I repeatedly ask for more test to be done, it fell on death ears. The ONLY reason I gave two stars is because VERY CNA I came in contact with they were nothing shorter than AMAZING!!

Feminine Beauty

Dec 2022

via Google

My brother's nurses take great care of him. He has great new social worker now. I went to see him from Kentucky in October. N he looked so good . 👍. I met some of his nurses. They were nice n friendly. He love it there. I will be back to visit him soon..

PlumbPro

Mar 2020

via Google

Horrible. Just horrible. They truly do not care and are rather incompetent.

Deona

Mar 2018

via Google

I love the hospital but If you’re trying to get a job there in housekeeping it’s just a waste of time simple because the manager only hiring who he want to

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Neshoba County Nursing Home offer?

Neshoba County Nursing Home offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Neshoba County Nursing Home located?

Neshoba County Nursing Home is located at 1001 Holland Avenue in Philadelphia, Mississippi.

What do families say about Neshoba County Nursing Home?

Reviews for Neshoba County Nursing Home are mixed, with one family praising attentive nurses and CNAs, while others report serious concerns about incompetence, slow response times, and communication failures following a resident fall. The facility offers dedicated dementia and skilled care units within a long-established, multi-expansion building.

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