JACKSONVILLE SKLD NUR & REHAB

Jacksonville SKLD Nur & Rehab is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility located at 1517 West Walnut Street in Jacksonville, Illinois 62650, in Morgan County. The facility operates 88 certified beds and is classified as a for-profit, individually owned organization. It is certified to accept both Medicare and Medicaid residents. The facility holds an overall CMS star rating of 3 out of 5, which aligns exactly with the national average of 3.0 stars. CMS ratings are based on three component measures, each rated separately. Jacksonville SKLD Nur & Rehab receives a 4-star health inspection rating, indicating performance above the national average in that category. Its quality measure rating is also 4 stars, again reflecting above-average performance relative to national benchmarks in clinical quality indicators. The staffing rating, however, is 1 star, which falls below national averages and reflects lower reported staffing levels relative to resident census. This component encompasses both nursing staff hours and physical therapy staffing data as reported to CMS. Jacksonville SKLD Nur & Rehab holds dual certification for Medicare and Medicaid, meaning it is able to serve residents whose care is funded through either federal program. Medicare typically covers short-term skilled nursing or rehabilitation stays following a qualifying hospital admission. Medicaid may cover longer-term custodial care for eligible residents who meet financial and functional criteria. Prospective residents and their representatives are advised to contact the facility directly at (217) 243-6451 to confirm current bed availability, accepted payer sources, and any private pay arrangements. When viewed against national averages, Jacksonville SKLD Nur & Rehab presents a mixed profile across its three CMS component ratings. Its health inspection and quality measure scores both exceed the national norm, while its staffing score falls considerably below it. The overall 3-star rating places the facility at the national midpoint. Families and care coordinators reviewing this facility should consider all three components individually, as the composite rating does not fully capture the variation across categories. This reference data is sourced from CMS and reflects the most recently available federal reporting period.