The Chesapeake

Medicare Outcome Measures

• Potentially preventable hospital readmissions

  8.08% (lower is better)

  No Different than the National Rate

• Residents discharged back to the community

  58.21% (higher is better)

  Better than the National Rate

• Infections acquired during the stay requiring hospitalization

  4.94% (lower is better)

  No Different than the National Rate

Source: CMS Skilled Nursing Facility Quality Reporting Program. Rates are risk-standardized by CMS; the comparison category is CMS's own, shown exactly as published.

Clinical Quality Measures

• Long-stay residents with a urinary tract infection

  1.6%

  national median 0.9%

  worse than the national median

• Long-stay residents experiencing falls with major injury

  2.3%

  national median 2.8%

  near the national median

• Short-stay residents who newly received an antipsychotic medication

  0.0%

  national median 1.0%

  better than the national median

• Long-stay residents whose ability to walk independently worsened

  16.5%

  national median 12.5%

  worse than the national median

• Long-stay residents with pressure ulcers

  5.3%

  national median 4.2%

  worse than the national median

• Long-stay residents who received an antipsychotic medication

  6.5%

  national median 13.4%

  better than the national median

Source: CMS MDS quality measures (four-quarter average).

Nurse Staffing

Nursing staff turnover in the past year

47.8%

VA average: 48.1% · National: 45.8%

Share of this facility’s nursing staff who stopped working there over 12 months.

Reported by facilities through CMS's Payroll-Based Journal system. Facility values and the state/national averages are shown exactly as CMS publishes them. More staffing hours are generally better; lower turnover is generally better.

Ownership

Ownership type

Non profit - Corporation