WELLSVILLE MANOR

Wellsville Manor is a long-term care facility located at 304 W 7th St in Wellsville, Kansas, within Franklin County. The facility operates under for-profit corporate ownership and maintains 51 certified beds. It is certified for both Medicare and Medicaid, making it eligible to serve residents under either program. According to CMS (Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) data, Wellsville Manor holds an overall star rating of 4 out of 5, placing it above the national average of 3.0 stars. The health inspection rating stands at 4 stars, reflecting the outcomes of state and federal inspection surveys conducted at the facility. The staffing rating is also 4 stars, which is based on the reported levels of nursing staff relative to resident census, including registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nursing assistants. The quality measure rating is 3 stars, which aligns with the national average and is derived from clinical data points such as rates of hospitalizations, falls, pressure ulcers, and other resident health outcomes. Wellsville Manor accepts both Medicare and Medicaid as payment sources. This dual certification means the facility may serve residents whose care is funded through federal health insurance programs for older adults and individuals with disabilities, as well as those whose care is funded through the joint federal-state program for individuals with lower incomes. Residents and their families should confirm current payment policies and bed availability directly with the facility by contacting them at 785-883-4101. When compared to the national average CMS overall star rating of 3.0, Wellsville Manor's overall rating of 4 stars indicates performance above the midpoint of the rating scale. Both its health inspection and staffing ratings of 4 stars similarly exceed the national average, while its quality measure rating of 3 stars is consistent with national norms. CMS star ratings are intended to provide a standardized basis for comparing nursing facility performance across the country, though they represent a snapshot based on available reported data and survey findings rather than a comprehensive assessment of all aspects of care.