- Illinois lost more footing in the national nursing home rankings since the last reporting period, dropping to No. 49 from No. 44.
- Illinois was the only state, besides Texas, that scored below average grades in every staffing and enforcement measure.
- Illinois ranks as the third worst nursing home state for the third consecutive reporting period.
- Sufficient nursing personnel remained a problem for the Land of Lincoln, more than 70 percent of nursing homes had middling to below average professional nursing levels.
- Ninety-seven percent of Illinois nursing homes were cited one or more deficiencies, worsening statistically in consecutive report cards.
- Illinois’s percentage of nursing homes with severe deficiencies climbed to its highest rate in any report, nearly 30 percent were cited for actual harm or immediate jeopardy to residents.
- Illinois nursing home care scrapes the bottom of the Central Plains Region.
Illinois
Criteria | DATA | GRADE | RANK | PREVIOUS DATA | PREVIOUS GRADE | PREVIOUS RANK | |
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Direct Care Staffing Above Average | |||||||
Direct Care Staffing Hours per Resident | |||||||
Facilities With Deficiencies | |||||||
Facilities With Severe Deficiencies | |||||||
Health Inspections Above Average | |||||||
Professional Nurse Staffing Above Average | |||||||
Professional Nursing Hours per Resident | |||||||
Verified Ombudsman Complaints |