This facility raises serious safety concerns and ranks well below its peers.
Recent News August 2026 federal update
In the August 2026 federal update, this facility's Medicare overall rating declined from 2 of 5 stars to 1. The overall rating combines health inspections, staffing, and quality measures into a single Medicare five-star score. A lower rating reflects a change in the facility's measured performance in that area versus the prior release.
In the August 2026 federal update, this facility's Medicare health-inspection rating declined from 2 of 5 stars to 1. The health-inspection rating is based on the last three years of on-site state inspections and complaint investigations. A lower rating reflects a change in the facility's measured performance in that area versus the prior release.
In the August 2026 federal update, this facility's record was marked with the federal abuse indicator, which CMS applies to nursing homes cited for one or more abuse-related findings during inspections.
These changes are drawn from the U.S. federal (CMS) nursing home data. The facts are CMS's; the explanations are Open Care Data's. Federal data updates periodically and can lag current conditions. Operate this facility? Add context or report a correction.
Medicare Five-Star Rating · as of the latest federal update
Top concerns What stands out in the record
- Flagged for a serious abuse-related finding by inspectors.
- Below-average overall Medicare rating (1 of 5 stars).
- $63,996 in federal fines across 2 penalties.
- High registered-nurse turnover (58%), care continuity may suffer.
How it compares vs. 420 NC nursing homes
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Safety & Enforcement Federal inspection record
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Staffing Hours per resident / day
Higher staffing, especially RN time, correlates with better outcomes and higher Medicare star ratings.