APPLE REHAB MIDDLETOWN

Apple Rehab Middletown is a for-profit, corporately owned skilled nursing facility located at 600 Highland Ave in Middletown, Connecticut, 06457. The facility operates 70 certified beds and is certified for both Medicare and Medicaid patients. It is situated in the Lower Connecticut River Valley county region of the state. The facility holds an overall CMS star rating of 2 out of 5, which falls below the national average of 3.0 stars. CMS star ratings are assigned based on health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures. Apple Rehab Middletown received a health inspection rating of 2 out of 5, indicating performance below the national average in that domain. Its staffing rating stands at 4 out of 5, reflecting above-average staffing levels relative to national benchmarks. The quality measure rating is also 4 out of 5, indicating above-average performance on clinical quality metrics tracked by CMS. These individual domain ratings factor into the overall 2-star rating through CMS methodology, which weights health inspections more heavily. Apple Rehab Middletown accepts both Medicare and Medicaid as forms of payment, as indicated by its dual certification status. This means the facility is eligible to serve residents whose care is funded through federal Medicare benefits, as well as those whose care is covered under the joint federal and state Medicaid program. Individuals seeking placement at this facility may wish to verify current payment options and coverage directly with the facility's administrative staff, as accepted payment types and available coverage can change. When compared to national averages, Apple Rehab Middletown presents a mixed profile. Its overall 2-star rating places it below the national average of 3.0 stars, driven in part by its 2-star health inspection rating. However, its staffing and quality measure ratings of 4 stars each are notably above the national average in those respective categories. This combination suggests the facility may perform relatively well in day-to-day clinical staffing and measurable care outcomes while facing challenges reflected in health inspection results. Consumers and referring professionals reviewing this data should consider all domain-level ratings alongside the overall rating when making care decisions.