University Place Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Yes to both. University Place Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is certified for Medicare and Medicaid. Medicare can pay for a short skilled stay after a qualifying hospital stay; Medicaid can pay for long-term care once you qualify.

Certification isn't a promise of an open bed. Ask how many Medicaid beds it has free and whether it keeps residents who move from Medicare to Medicaid. Our guide explains what Medicare pays for.

These are the hours University Place Nursing and Rehabilitation Center reported to CMS, split across residents and days. More hours per resident usually means more hands at the bedside.

Total nurse hours per resident per day

3.61

Registered nurse hours

0.43

Licensed practical nurse hours

0.82

Nurse aide hours

2.36

Weekend total hours

3.20

Nursing staff turnover

65%

Registered nurse turnover

64.7%

Administrators who left

1

CMS fined University Place Nursing and Rehabilitation Center 2 times in the past 3 years, for $276,401 in total.

It also had 1 payment denial, when Medicare stopped paying for new admissions for a time.

Legal business name

Granite Falls LTC, LLC

Ownership type

For profit - Corporation

Chain

37 homes nationally under Principle Long Term Care, 2.9-star chain average

North Carolina's state survey agency licenses nursing homes and carries out the federal inspections for CMS. A home must keep its state licence and meet the federal rules to take Medicare or Medicaid.

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