Union Co Health and Rehab Center, inc

Union Co Health and Rehab Center, Inc. is a trusted skilled nursing facility located at 1111 Bratton Road in New Albany, Mississippi, serving Union County and the surrounding region with dedicated, compassionate care. Managed by The Beebe Family, this facility reflects a deeply personal commitment to treating every resident with dignity and respect — the kind of attentive, relationship-centered care that comes from operators who view their work as a calling rather than a business. The center specializes in skilled nursing services, providing around-the-clock clinical care for residents who need post-acute rehabilitation, complex medical management, or long-term residential support. Therapy services — including physical, occupational, and speech therapy — help residents recover strength and function after surgery, illness, or injury, with the goal of returning home whenever possible or maintaining the highest quality of life for those who call the facility home. New Albany is a welcoming small city with genuine Southern character and a quality of life that makes it an excellent place for seniors and their families. The Tanglefoot Trail, one of Mississippi's premier rails-to-trails projects, winds through town and offers families a peaceful setting for walks and visits near the facility. Historic downtown New Albany features local dining, boutique shops, and the charming atmosphere of a community that takes pride in its roots — including its heritage as the birthplace of Nobel Prize-winning author William Faulkner. Families can count on convenient access to Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County, located right in New Albany, ensuring that residents have rapid access to acute medical care when needed. For more specialized services, North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo — approximately 30 miles away — is one of the largest rural hospitals in the United States and a major regional referral center. Shopping at the New Albany Walmart Supercenter and local eateries along Highway 72 means family members visiting from out of town can easily run errands and grab a meal. The Beebe Family's hands-on management style means residents and families often have direct access to leadership — a meaningful difference in the world of long-term care.