MILLER NURSING HOME

Miller Nursing Home is a government-operated skilled nursing facility located at 206 Grace St in Colquitt, Georgia (ZIP code 39837). The facility is owned and operated by a hospital district and maintains 157 certified beds. It is certified to accept both Medicare and Medicaid residents. The facility can be reached by phone at (229) 758-4270. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) assigns star ratings to nursing facilities across several domains. Miller Nursing Home holds an overall CMS rating of 5 stars, which places it above the national average of 3.0 stars. The health inspection rating for the facility is 4 stars, reflecting the findings of standard state and federal inspection surveys. The staffing rating stands at 2 stars, indicating staffing levels below the national average across nursing staff categories. The quality measure rating is 5 stars, based on clinical data related to resident health outcomes and care processes. Miller Nursing Home is certified to accept both Medicare and Medicaid as forms of payment. As a government-owned facility operated under a hospital district, it may also have specific provisions for residents within the local service area. Individuals seeking detailed information about private pay options, long-term care insurance acceptance, or financial assistance programs should contact the facility directly at the phone number listed above. When considered alongside national benchmarks, Miller Nursing Home presents a mixed profile across CMS rating categories. The overall 5-star rating and 5-star quality measure rating both exceed the national average, while the 4-star health inspection rating also falls above the national mean of 3.0 stars. The staffing rating of 2 stars falls below the national average, suggesting that nurse and aide staffing hours per resident per day may be lower than what is observed at typical facilities nationally. Prospective residents and their families are encouraged to review each individual rating domain, as aggregate ratings may not reflect specific priorities in care. CMS updates these ratings periodically based on new inspection data, staffing reports, and quality measure outcomes, so consulting the most recent CMS data is advisable when making care decisions.