WINSTON COUNTY NURSING HOME is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in LOUISVILLE, MS. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.3 out of 5 from 23 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Winston County and serves residents in the MS area.
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Was lied to by discharge nurse and also transferred to another hospital i didn't want to go to. Was told that a family member was going to pay for a Uber to get back there to my vehicle when discharged. When came time for discharge, was told was no record of that, that I was dropped off there and my vehicle wasn't there. Family member was never contacted. They wouldn't discharge back there, put me out on the street in the rain and stormy weather to catch bus to local homeless shelter against my will. Was a horrible place and made my condition worse not including the emotional pain and trauma. Luckily the man at shelter brought me back to my vehicle. No way to treat a severely depressed emotional distressed, autoimmune encephalitis patient at all!!
It hasn't gotten better. Dr. Hunter,Dr. MCarthur and Dr. Pickus are all out standing doctors. There are two that need to go back to school out of state to learn that the type of migraines I have are emergency when they get so far in pain. I already have PTSD because of doctors and do not need it to be triggered like it was today. And still need emergency care. Praying Dr. Hunter get better real quick cause he and I need to have a talk. If I could I would give today's er a -10 Up until today I would give Winston ER a solid 5 after today and the I don't give a whoopee do a BP of 200 over 138 on check out. Took it again when I got to my car. I still think the world of Dr. Gentry, I will not be using the er without Dr. Hunter being the one there. Mu BP has not come up er 200/130 in fact it rose more than that.but I will die before I get transported there . Update: I went in with a severe chemical reaction. All I got was a epi which I could have administered before I went and 3 prescriptions I can NOT use or I would have a worse reaction Another bad day at the er. Something needs to be done about 1 particular er doctor. Nothing gets done waste of time and money
We have used the ER at Winston Medical twice now and both times have been a great experience. No one ever wants an emergency situation but I’m thankful we even have a local hospital. Dr McArthur and every one of the nurses, labs, CT tech, reception…everyone was great. They all treated us with kindness and Dr. McArthur explained everything in great detail. No wait time and labs and results were very quick.
Staff actually show they care, not one single person was mean and everyone was attentive. I was having a panic attack which caused me to throw up a lot and was even more scared when COVID prevented me from bringing my friend back with me. They held my hand when I got the IV done and didn’t roll their eyes when I started to cry . Thank you for taking care of me in a time of need.
Dr. Pete or whatever his name was, was horrible & very very very rude. I was there 2 & half hours. One year old had a fever gone we got there. 5 year old was in pain. They didn't give either one of them anything for pain or fever. I'll never take my kids back there
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.