PRUITTHEALTH - TOOMSBORO

PruittHealth - Toomsboro is a skilled nursing facility located at 210 Main Street in Toomsboro, Georgia (ZIP 31090), within Wilkinson County. The facility operates as a for-profit corporation and holds certification for both Medicare and Medicaid. It has a total of 62 certified beds. CMS assigns PruittHealth - Toomsboro an overall star rating of 5 out of 5, which places it above the national average of 3.0 stars. CMS star ratings are based on three component domains: health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures. The facility receives a 5-star rating in both the health inspection and quality measure categories. Its staffing rating, however, is 1 out of 5 stars, which falls below the national average. The staffing rating reflects the levels of nursing and care staff relative to the resident census, and a 1-star result indicates staffing levels that are notably lower than what CMS considers average for comparable facilities. The health inspection rating of 5 stars reflects the outcomes of state survey inspections conducted on behalf of CMS, while the 5-star quality measure rating reflects performance on clinical indicators related to resident health outcomes. PruittHealth - Toomsboro is certified to accept both Medicare and Medicaid as payment sources. This dual certification means the facility is available to residents who rely on federal Medicare coverage, typically for short-term skilled nursing or rehabilitation stays, as well as those who qualify for Medicaid-funded long-term care. Individuals and families seeking placement should confirm current bed availability, specific services covered, and any applicable cost-sharing requirements directly with the facility or their insurance provider. When considered in the context of national benchmarks, PruittHealth - Toomsboro presents a mixed profile. Its overall 5-star rating reflects strong performance in health inspections and quality measures, both of which exceed the national average. The 1-star staffing rating represents a significant contrast within the facility's own data, as it falls well below national norms. Facilities with low staffing ratings may have fewer nursing hours per resident per day than the CMS-established average. Those researching nursing home options may wish to weigh each component rating individually when evaluating the overall score, as the composite rating may not fully capture specific operational characteristics that are relevant to individual care needs.