WESLEY VILLAGE

Wesley Village is a long-term care facility located at 1200 East Grant Street in Macomb, Illinois, within McDonough County. The facility operates with 73 certified beds and is classified under non-profit, church-related ownership. Wesley Village is certified for both Medicare and Medicaid, making it eligible to serve residents under either program. The facility holds a 5-star overall rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which places it above the national average of 3.0 stars. CMS ratings are derived from three primary domains: health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures. Wesley Village receives a 5-star rating in both health inspections and staffing, reflecting performance in those categories that surpasses national benchmarks. The quality measure rating stands at 3 stars, which aligns with the national average. Quality measures are based on clinical data reported by the facility covering areas such as resident mobility, medication use, and other care outcomes. As a Medicare and Medicaid certified facility, Wesley Village is able to accept residents whose care costs are covered by either federal program, subject to eligibility requirements. Medicare typically covers short-term skilled nursing care following a qualifying hospital stay, while Medicaid may cover longer-term custodial care for individuals who meet financial eligibility criteria. Residents and families are advised to contact the facility directly or consult with a benefits counselor to clarify coverage specifics, as individual circumstances vary. When compared to national averages, Wesley Village presents a notable profile across most CMS rating categories. The 5-star overall rating exceeds the national average of 3.0 stars. The health inspection and staffing ratings, both at 5 stars, reflect performance well above what is typical nationally. The quality measure rating of 3 stars indicates performance consistent with the national norm in that domain. The facility's non-profit, church-related ownership structure places it among a subset of nursing facilities that operate under mission-driven governance rather than for-profit models. This distinction in ownership does not directly determine care quality but is a factor some families consider when evaluating facilities.