WOODLAND MANOR

Facility vs. Missouri Averages

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Summary

Woodland Manor’s profile is defined by nurse staffing hours that exceed state averages but are coupled with a high staff turnover rate and a volume of health inspection findings that is nearly double the state average.

Detailed Analysis

Analysis of Woodland Manor’s data reveals a profile characterized by high nursing staff turnover and an increasing number of inspection findings. While the facility provides 3.83 hours of nursing care per resident per day—which exceeds the Missouri state average of 3.47 hours—this is offset by a 72.8% total nursing staff turnover rate. This high rate of staff departure suggests a significant lack of continuity in care. Additionally, the facility has experienced high leadership instability, with two administrators leaving within the reporting period. Records also show a 11.7% decrease in nursing care hours during weekends compared to weekdays, which may impact the consistency of resident supervision.

Inspection history shows a downward trend in regulatory compliance. The most recent survey identified 23 health inspection findings, an increase from 21 in the previous cycle. These findings included issues regarding the failure to timely report suspected abuse, failure to provide care according to resident preferences, and failure to maintain a hazard-free environment. Although long-stay quality measures remain a statistical bright spot at 4 out of 5 stars, the facility has faced severe administrative penalties, including a 57-day denial of payment by the government. The data indicates that while direct nursing hours are higher than average, the stability and regulatory oversight of the facility are areas of significant variance compared to state benchmarks.

Key Findings

Performance Trends (24 months)

This shows how the facility's federal ratings have changed over the past 24 months. Consistent high ratings suggest stable quality, while declining trends may warrant further investigation.

Neighborhood Demographics (65803)

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