Nursing Homes in TACOMA, Washington

This 60-bed for-profit facility maintains staffing levels and retention rates that exceed state averages, characterized by a zero percent reliance on agency staff and a 5-star federal rating despite 13 recent health inspection findings.

Analysis of public records indicates high marks for clinical quality measures and permanent staffing, offset by lower-than-average registered nurse hours and a rising number of health inspection findings.

Tacoma Nursing and Rehabilitation Center exhibits high clinical quality ratings and zero recent inspection findings but maintains high staff turnover and registered nurse staffing levels that fall below state averages.

The data profile for ELISEO reveals a facility with high clinical quality measure ratings but an increasing number of health inspection findings and high turnover among registered nurses.