Magnolia Place Nursing and Rehabilitation

Magnolia Place Nursing and Rehabilitation, located at 500 Eagle Lake Trail in Rome, Georgia, offers skilled nursing and rehabilitation services in a setting that reflects the natural beauty and community spirit of northwest Georgia. As a nonprofit organization, Magnolia Place is guided by a mission-driven commitment to care—prioritizing resident well-being, family engagement, and clinical quality above financial considerations. Eagle Lake Trail sits within a quieter, residential corner of Rome, providing a peaceful setting that is still well-connected to the broader community. The calming surroundings are well suited for recovery and long-term living, offering a respite from busier commercial areas while remaining accessible to Rome's key resources. Floyd Medical Center, Rome's flagship regional hospital, provides comprehensive inpatient services and specialist care just a short distance away, supporting seamless care coordination for Magnolia Place residents with complex or evolving health needs. Rome itself is a city that consistently ranks as one of Georgia's most livable mid-size communities, offering a strong sense of place rooted in its three-river geography and historic downtown. Lock and Dam Park, situated where the Etowah and Oostanaula rivers meet to form the Coosa, offers accessible outdoor space that families can enjoy during visits. Myrtle Hill Cemetery, one of Rome's most recognized historic landmarks, sits nearby and reflects the city's deep roots and long-standing community heritage. Downtown Rome's Broad Street corridor features a variety of locally owned restaurants, boutiques, and the beloved DeSoto Theatre—a cultural landmark that has hosted performances for generations of Rome residents. For everyday shopping, Publix and other grocery options on Martha Berry Highway and Turner McCall Boulevard make errands convenient for families in the area. As a nonprofit, Magnolia Place operates with a transparent, community-centered ethos. Decisions about care are made with residents and families as true partners. Clinical teams coordinate therapy, nursing, and social services to support residents in achieving the best possible outcomes—whether that means returning home after rehabilitation or thriving in long-term skilled care with attentive daily support.