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Best Nursing Homes in New Albany, MS, Graded A–F

All 2 graded Medicare-certified nursing homes in New Albany, MS, scored from CMS Care Compare — nurse staffing, health inspections, quality measures and penalties — against Mississippi peers of the same size. Grades are computed, never edited, and every input is shown on the facility page.

CMS data as of Aug 2026 · graded Sep 11, 2026
Grade distribution — New Albany, MS
A1
B0
C1
D0
F0
Highest graded
New Albany · Staffing 4.7 nurse hours per resident-da...See grade
2 facilitiesgraded in New Albany, MS · 1 earned an A
Highest in New Albany, MS 1

Union Co Health And Rehab Center, Inc - New Albany, MS · 60 beds · for profit - corporation CMS Care Compare · data as of Aug 2026

  • Staffing 4.7 nurse hours per resident-day — top quarter in Mississippi
  • 1 health deficiencies at the last standard survey (CMS severity score 4) — top 10%
  • No fines or payment denials in 3 years
AScore 78 · ExcellentSee Full Grade
6625390502 New Albany, Union County Medicaid
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New Albany Health & Rehab Center - New Albany, MS · 114 beds · for profit - corporation CMS Care Compare · data as of Aug 2026

  • Staffing 3.8 nurse hours per resident-day — below median in Mississippi
  • 4 health deficiencies at the last standard survey (CMS severity score 16) — top quarter
  • $10,039 in fines in 3 years
CScore 44 · AverageSee Full Grade
6625349506 New Albany, Union County Medicaid

How we grade nursing homes

What data goes into a grade?
CMS Care Compare: Nurse staffing (30), Health inspections (30), Quality measures (25), Penalties (15). Each metric is percentile-ranked against Mississippi facilities in the same size band; A ≥ 72, B ≥ 58, C ≥ 42, D ≥ 28, F below. Facilities with under 60% of data are shown as "Not graded".
Can a facility pay to improve its grade?
No. Grades are computed from public data and have no editable field. Nothing on this page is sponsored.
Is a grade a substitute for visiting?
No. Use it to shortlist, then visit, ask for the latest inspection report, and talk to residents' families.