Recommended Statewide
464
Facilities graded B or better with zero fines
464 of 1194 nursing homes (39%) meet our strict criteria. The national average is 31%.
464 recommended · 368 avoid · 287 cities · data
Recommended Statewide
464
Facilities graded B or better with zero fines
Top 10
1194
across 287 cities
Facilities to Avoid
368
250 Grade F
$25,151,038 in combined fines
Forest Hills
100% recommended
CMS star rating
| Metric | New York | National | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| % Recommended | 39% | 31% | ✓ Better |
| Average CMS Stars | 3.1 | 3.0 | ✓ Better |
| Staff Turnover | 50% | 44% | ✗ Worse |
| RN Hours/Day | 0.65 | 0.75 | ✗ Worse |
| Avg Deficiencies | 8.5 | 7.5 | ✗ Worse |
Data from CMS Care Compare as of . National averages based on all 15,000 U.S. nursing homes.
Nursing home care in New York is ranked third among all states, indicating a relatively high standard of care compared to the national average of 31%. With 39% of the 1,194 nursing facilities in the state receiving recommendations, families can find quality options for their loved ones. However, this also means that a significant portion of facilities—61%—may not meet the standards that families are looking for. The average CMS star rating of 3.07 suggests that while many facilities provide adequate care, there is room for improvement across the board.
Families searching for nursing homes will find that certain cities, like Forest Hills, stand out with a remarkable 100% recommendation rate. The top-rated facility, FOX RUN AT ORCHARD PARK in Orchard Park, boasts a Trust Score of 95, making it a model for quality care. However, potential residents must also be wary of problem areas, as 368 facilities are marked as ones to avoid, including 250 that have received F grades. The total fines of over $25 million across these facilities highlight significant issues that necessitate caution when selecting a nursing home.
When searching for nursing home care in New York, families should prioritize several key factors to ensure their loved ones receive the best possible care. It is essential to look at trust scores and CMS star ratings to gauge the quality of care provided. Additionally, families should investigate any fines a facility has incurred, as this can indicate underlying problems. By thoroughly researching and considering these aspects, families can make informed decisions that prioritize the well-being of their loved ones in a critical time.
Is New York improving or declining?
New York quality has remained stable.
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Common issues found across New York nursing homes
In New York, 250 out of 1194 nursing homes have received F grades, indicating significant quality and safety issues.
There are 368 facilities in New York recommended to avoid, indicating a significant portion of homes may not meet quality care standards.
With total fines amounting to $25,151,038, New York nursing homes face notable financial penalties, reflecting ongoing regulatory challenges.
Highest-scoring facilities statewide
Orchard Park
Bellmore
Sleepy Hollow
Staten Island
Center Moriches
Where to find specific care in New York
30 facilities
Best options in Forest Hills
80 facilities
Highest success in Forest Hills
150 facilities
Avg waitlist: 2-4 months
5 facilities
Limited availability
Private Room
$7,500/mo
Near national average
Semi-Private
$6,500/mo
Medicaid Rate
$165/day
75% of recommended facilities accept Medicaid