Vital Care

The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians is a federally recognized Native American tribe, with over 11,000 members residing in Mississippi and parts of Tennessee. Proud of their rich history and culture, they offer visitors insights into the traditions and stories of the Chahta people, the descendants of those who remained in their homeland during the Trail of Tears. The Tribe operates various government departments and programs to serve its members and promote community development. They also provide employment opportunities for those interested in contributing to their sovereign nation, ensuring that the legacy of the Choctaw culture continues to thrive. Generated from the website

We are a family of home health, palliative, hospice, and community care providers. We are committed to clinical excellence and providing compassionate care and extraordinary service to the patients and families we serve. Our care coordination ensures patients receive the clinical care and the support they need while remaining at home, reducing hospital readmissions, and providing support for their caregivers. Our care matters. The right level of care, at the right time.

The Tom C. Maynor Rehabilitation Center, an acute rehabilitation facility, was established in 1999 to create a facility that allowed patients to receive intensive rehabilitation and 24-hour care. In 2002, the Center was dedicated in honor of retired local businessman Tom C. Maynor in recognition of his strong advocacy on behalf of stroke survivors and their families. Today, the center excels in helping patients achieve maximum function, exceeding national benchmarks on multiple measures.