REHABILITATION CENTER AT HARTSFIELD VILLAGE

The Rehabilitation Center at Hartsfield Village is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility located at 503 Otis R Bowen Dr in Munster, Indiana (ZIP 46321), within Lake County. The facility operates 112 certified beds and is classified as a non-profit corporation. It is certified to accept both Medicare and Medicaid residents. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) assigns star ratings to nursing facilities on a scale of one to five stars across multiple categories. The Rehabilitation Center at Hartsfield Village holds an overall CMS rating of 3 stars, which is equal to the national average of 3.0 stars. The health inspection rating is 3 stars, reflecting the outcomes of state surveys conducted on-site. The staffing rating is 4 stars, indicating staffing levels that are above average relative to other facilities nationwide. The quality measure rating is also 4 stars, reflecting performance on clinical indicators such as resident health outcomes and functional status measures. These individual domain ratings contribute to the overall composite score assigned by CMS. The facility accepts both Medicare and Medicaid as payment sources, making it accessible to a broad range of residents depending on eligibility. Prospective residents and their families are advised to contact the facility directly at (219) 934-0590 to inquire about current availability, private pay rates, and any additional payment arrangements or insurance types accepted beyond the federal programs noted in CMS data. When compared to national benchmarks, the Rehabilitation Center at Hartsfield Village presents a mixed profile across its rated domains. Its overall 3-star rating places it at the national average, while its staffing and quality measure ratings of 4 stars each indicate above-average performance in those specific categories. The health inspection rating of 3 stars aligns with the national norm. Facilities with above-average staffing ratings generally reflect higher nurse-to-resident ratios or greater consistency in staff scheduling, though the CMS rating system does not account for all factors that may influence care delivery. The quality measure rating draws from clinical data reported to CMS and covers a range of short-stay and long-stay outcome indicators. Taken together, the facility's domain-level ratings suggest relative strength in staffing and clinical outcomes, with inspection performance at the national midpoint.