ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Jewish Home announces its skilled-nursing home has been ranked in the top 1 percent of all nursing homes in the country for quality of patient care — earning the position of 159 among nearly 13,900 nursing homes, as evaluated by the Centers for Medicare/Medicaid Services (CMS).
“We are proud of our outstanding interdisciplinary team, which was instrumental in the Jewish Home being recognized at a national level for efficiency, nursing excellence, and the highest quality of patient-centered care,” said Michele Schirano, RN, Jewish Home Administrator.
The rankings are achieved through CMS’s Value Based Purchasing (VBP) program, which assessed all nursing homes in the United States on four performance categories: 30-day readmissions to hospitals; infections requiring hospitalization; total nursing staff turnover; and total nursing hours per resident day.
About Jewish Home
For more than 100 years, Jewish Home has been helping older adults live their best lives. Guided by foundational principles, Jewish Home embraces the idea of home as a place where families gather, care for one another, and welcome all. Jewish Home offers all levels of care — from independent living to skilled nursing on their Rochester campus to a variety of services throughout the community. As the only Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) in Rochester, Jewish Home is proud to be recognized for quality care and customer satisfaction—earning CARF International accreditation, as well as being certified a Great Place to Work® since 2020. For more information visit JewishHomeRoc.org or @jewishhomeroc on social media.
