Nursing Homes in Augusta, Georgia — 2026 CMS Evidence Comparison

What the CMS record shows locally

Augusta has 10 CMS-certified skilled nursing facilities. Linked deficiency history is available for 10 of 10 listed facilities, averaging 11.8 citations per facility versus 16.8 statewide. Among that denominator, 0 have zero citations in the loaded history and 1 have Immediate Jeopardy-level citations in that history. Facilities without linked history are not treated as zero-citation facilities.

City-Specific Citation Patterns

The most frequent recorded tags are:

• F0880 — Provide and implement an infection prevention and control program. (8 citations)
• F0812 — Procure food from sources approved or considered satisfactory and store, prepare, distribute and serve food in accordance with professional standards. (8 citations)
• F0584 — Honor the resident's right to a safe, clean, comfortable and homelike environment, including but not limited to receiving treatment and supports for daily living safely. (7 citations)
• F0695 — Provide safe and appropriate respiratory care for a resident when needed. (7 citations)
• F0656 — Develop and implement a complete care plan that meets all the resident's needs, with timetables and actions that can be measured. (6 citations)

Facility Directory

1. Pruitthealth - Creekside — 3 deficiencies across 1 surveys
2. Stevens Park Health And Rehabilitation — 3 deficiencies across 2 surveys
3. Pruitthealth - Augusta Hills — 6 deficiencies across 2 surveys
4. Place At Deans Bridge, The — 7 deficiencies across 3 surveys
5. Place At Martinez, The — 8 deficiencies across 1 surveys
6. Harrington Park Health And Rehabilitation — 10 deficiencies across 4 surveys (Immediate Jeopardy history in loaded records)
7. Azalea Health Center By Harborview — 14 deficiencies across 4 surveys
8. Pruitthealth - Richmond, LLC — 17 deficiencies across 3 surveys
9. Harborview Health Center Of Augusta — 24 deficiencies across 4 surveys
10. Pruitthealth - Augusta — 26 deficiencies across 4 surveys

Source, freshness, and limitations

Official facts come from CMS nursing-home Provider Data published from state survey inspections. POCDesk organizes those records into comparisons and summaries; it does not replace CMS Care Compare or an in-person assessment. Survey timing differs by facility, missing linked history remains unknown, and citation counts alone do not measure staffing, outcomes, or current conditions. See our editorial standards and methodology.

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