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Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home

305 West Moody Street

4.6(445 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Total units
110
Medicare rating
5 of 5

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Ownership
Non profit, Corporation
Certified beds
110
Facility type
Combined hospital and nursing home campus
Facility status
Currently undergoing a renovation project

What Families Think

Most of the available reviews for Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home actually describe experiences in the attached hospital's emergency room rather than the skilled nursing/long-term care side, so it's hard to say much specifically about day-to-day nursing home life. Reviewers describe a mix of fast, attentive care from some staff and troubling lapses—delayed help, unclear communication, and one report of a serious injury during a procedure.

The Good

  • Some reviewers praised quick, efficient ER care
  • Nurse practitioners and RNs singled out as attentive
  • Ongoing facility renovation noted by multiple reviewers
  • One reviewer called their care 'amazing' with short wait

The Bad

  • One reviewer reported a rib fracture during a CT transfer
  • One report of 12-hour ER wait with no food or monitoring
  • Several mentions of slow or inconsistent nurse responsiveness
  • No amenities or care-program details available to review

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About Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home

Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home is a skilled nursing / long term care community in Poplarville, Mississippi. The community is licensed for up to 110 residents.

Families rate Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home 4.6 out of 5 based on 445 Google reviews.

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Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

4.6overall · 445 ratings combined

4.6★ on Google (445)

Melanie Wilkinson

May 2026

via Google

The new remodel is coming along nicely. Overall the ER was pretty good. Colton NP was great. He tested a lot of things and found nothing. My PCP checked my Iron and it's low so I'm iron deficient. Some nurses were great but some could not bring me water even though they said they were bringing me water 3 times. Two nurses sat in the hall outside my door but didn't check on me and did not give me a call button so I had to use my cell phone and call the Ear receptionist in order to get help. They texted me my portal to update my medications, allergies, etc. But who feels like doing that when you are in the ER? I sure did not and the nurse didn't update them for me except for one medication I insisted she update. The CT Scan technician let my son help to lay me down on the CT machine and told him to stay outside the room then she would let him come help to get me up. However, she insisted to just let her help me up. I said No, get my son. She argued to just let her. I told her I have severe osteoporosis and a colostomy and very weak muscles. I told her my ribs fracture very easily, but she pulled me up instead. I started crying and I apologized but she never apologized and she did fracture a rib! Still they were better than Slidell ER's which are nightmares!

Smack 20

Apr 2026

via Google

The dr was concerned, that I might have a blood clot. He was awesome checking me and checking in with my surgeon from LA. They took some blood and ran a urinalysis. After that the nightmare started. I lay in a fairly hard bed for 12 hrs with no one looking at my feet or offering me one bite to eat. I was there 12 hrs because, I was told I that I had to be transported via ambulance. My wife wanted to take me to Lakeview hospital because it was taking so long and we were concerned about a clot, but was told not to do that. So for 12 hrs I had a nurse in come in to check pressure and temp. Just basics! Not a scan for clots or shot to dissolve one. We were told not to drive to Lakeview because if I had a clot it might break lose, but there were no monitors hooked up to me; nothing other than a nurse about every hour coming coming in. Now, if I had flat lined from a clot how would anyone have know? We can’t drive, but I can be left alone for hrs without a monitor! My wife had to leave several times to get items that I needed and I was alone for hrs in between. I feel like the ambulance service was the the main reason I was held for so long, under not the best of care for a government/hospital owned AAA ambulance company. Not acceptable! With only one service do you then decide who may or may not die for profit? I requested another ambulance service and was told they were under contract with AAA and no other ambulance was allowed on the property. Now I know you are mainly a band-aid ER after my stay, but you can do better. What happened to the oath - do no harm! Again profit over care. I am very concerned for the elderly in Pearl River county.

Mary Carpenter

Apr 2026

via Google

At 77 all falls are difficult, painful and scarry. I've been a nurse for 50+ years. So when I hit the concrete slab like a pole axed steer, all I could think of was " this is not going to end well Update: Got myself to the hospital and the Poplarville team sprang into action like a well oiled machine! From admitting to the time that I was assisted put with the wheel chair all were dedicated to respond quickly and effectively to take care of all my needs. Explaining everything up front, , x rays , labs,, everything. My nurse practi0mer was outstanding Rns were quick, precisely ,lpns on the ball, even aides, orderlies l helped me relax thru the pain. And the student nurses, were showing a top notch dedication to their jobs. BRAVO POPLARVILLE HOSPITAL, BRAVO!!!!!

Deena Branum

Mar 2026

via Google

Proud to have quality emergency care in our community and the current renovation project is certainly adding to the level of care being delivered to the patients.

Barbara Miller72

Mar 2026

via Google

The level of care I received was amazing. There weren’t any wait times and when it was time for me to be released, I was out in no time flat. Total time there was 2 hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home offer?

Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home located?

Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home is located at 305 West Moody Street in Poplarville, Mississippi.

What do families say about Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home?

Most of the available reviews for Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home actually describe experiences in the attached hospital's emergency room rather than the skilled nursing/long-term care side, so it's hard to say much specifically about day-to-day nursing home life. Reviewers describe a mix of fast, attentive care from some staff and troubling lapses—delayed help, unclear communication, and one report of a serious injury during a procedure.

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