Yamato Nursing And Rehabilitation Center

Yamato Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is a skilled nursing facility located at 375 NW 51st Street in Boca Raton, Florida (ZIP 33431), within Palm Beach County. The facility operates 180 certified beds and is classified under for-profit corporate ownership. It is certified for both Medicare and Medicaid, making it eligible to serve residents under either federal program. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) assigns star ratings to nursing facilities on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 representing the highest performance. Yamato Nursing and Rehabilitation Center holds an overall CMS star rating of 2. The health inspection rating, which reflects findings from state and federal surveys conducted on-site, is also 2. The staffing rating, which measures the levels of nursing staff relative to the resident population, is 4. The quality measure rating, based on clinical indicators such as resident health outcomes and functional status, stands at 3. These individual domain ratings inform the overall composite score. The facility maintains an active license status with the Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), and interested parties can reference AHCA records for the most recent survey date and associated inspection findings. Yamato Nursing and Rehabilitation Center accepts both Medicare and Medicaid as payment sources, consistent with its dual-certification status. This means the facility is available to residents who qualify for federal health coverage under either program. Individuals without public coverage may also inquire directly with the facility regarding private pay arrangements or additional insurance options. Specific billing and admissions questions should be directed to the facility at (561) 997-8111. When compared to Florida state averages, Yamato Nursing and Rehabilitation Center presents a mixed profile. The state of Florida, which hosts a large concentration of nursing facilities, serves as a useful benchmark. The facility's staffing rating of 4 exceeds what is typical for many Florida nursing homes, suggesting relatively higher staffing levels relative to resident census. However, the overall rating of 2 and the health inspection rating of 2 fall below what would be considered average performance, indicating more deficiencies or lower scores in the inspection domain than the state midpoint. The quality measure rating of 3 is roughly in line with state norms. Taken together, the data reflects a facility with notable staffing resources but lower inspection performance, a combination that prospective residents and their families may wish to weigh alongside direct facility visits and review of the most current AHCA inspection reports.