Stone County Rehabilitation and Nursing Ctr inc

Stone County Rehabilitation and Nursing Center, Inc. has served the residents of Wiggins and Stone County with skilled nursing and rehabilitation services for years, earning a trusted place in the fabric of this close-knit south Mississippi community. Situated at 1436 East Central Avenue, the facility is easily accessible from throughout Stone County and surrounding areas. As a for-profit corporation, Stone County Rehabilitation and Nursing Center operates with a structured, professional management framework dedicated to quality outcomes and regulatory compliance. The corporate model brings standardized best practices, specialized staffing resources, and coordinated oversight to every aspect of care — from physical, occupational, and speech therapy to long-term skilled nursing services for residents managing chronic conditions. Wiggins, the Stone County seat, offers a genuine small-town atmosphere framed by the magnificent De Soto National Forest. The forest's towering longleaf pines and recreational areas create a serene and restorative environment that extends right into daily life for residents and visitors alike. The Leaf River, a scenic south Mississippi waterway, flows through the broader region, and Stone County Lake offers peaceful surroundings for family outings. Stone County Hospital on Highway 26 provides critical local medical backup for residents who need acute care, while the Gulf Coast's major hospital systems — including Memorial Hospital at Gulfport and Singing River Health System — are within a reasonable drive south on Highway 49. This geographic position along one of Mississippi's major north-south corridors makes Wiggins accessible to families traveling from Hattiesburg to the north or the Coast to the south. The community's local dining options along Church Street, the Wiggins Farmers Market during growing season, and Stone County's annual events reflect the warmth and authenticity that make this small city a comfortable, supportive home for seniors and their families.