OREGON LIVING AND REHABILITATION CENTER

Oregon Living and Rehabilitation Center is a long-term care and rehabilitation facility located at 811 South 10th Street in Oregon, Illinois, within Ogle County. The facility operates with 104 certified beds and is classified under for-profit ownership as a Limited Liability Company. It is certified for both Medicare and Medicaid, making it eligible to serve a broad range of residents requiring skilled nursing or rehabilitative care. The facility holds an overall CMS star rating of 3 out of 5, which aligns with the national average of 3.0 stars. CMS star ratings are derived from three component categories: health inspections, staffing levels, and quality measures. Oregon Living and Rehabilitation Center received a 3-star rating in health inspections, reflecting a performance that is consistent with national norms in that category. The staffing rating is 2 stars, indicating staffing levels that fall below the national average. The quality measure rating is 3 stars, which is in line with typical national performance across clinical care indicators tracked by CMS. Regarding payment options, Oregon Living and Rehabilitation Center accepts both Medicare and Medicaid. This dual certification allows the facility to serve residents whose care costs are covered by federal Medicare insurance, typically for short-term skilled nursing or rehabilitation needs, as well as Medicaid, which provides coverage for eligible individuals requiring longer-term nursing home care. Prospective residents and their families should contact the facility directly at (815) 732-7994 or consult with a benefits coordinator to verify current coverage options and availability. When viewed against national benchmarks, Oregon Living and Rehabilitation Center presents a mixed profile. The overall 3-star rating matches the national average, and both the health inspection and quality measure ratings are consistent with what is typically observed across nursing facilities nationwide. However, the 2-star staffing rating represents an area where the facility falls below average, a factor that may be relevant when assessing care capacity and day-to-day resident support. National data consistently indicates that staffing levels are closely associated with care outcomes in skilled nursing environments. As with all CMS-rated facilities, these ratings reflect data collected during specific inspection periods and are subject to periodic updates as new information is reported.