Smith Village is a skilled nursing facility (SNF) providing 24-hour medical care, short-term rehabilitation, and long-term nursing support in Chicago, IL. The facility holds a 3/5-star CMS rating. It operates 93 certified beds. In operation since 1996.
When contacting this provider, ask about staffing ratios and the mix of short-term rehab vs. long-term care residents, and whether the facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and your specific insurance plan.
Review the facility's most recent state inspection report on Medicare's Care Compare tool before visiting.
Source: CMS Care Compare · 5-star scale
52% annual nursing staff turnover
Above-average turnover — worth asking about staff continuity.
Typical services offered at Skilled Nursing providers.
Services vary by provider. Confirm availability when you contact them.
This is the state median for skilled nursing in Illinois. Actual costs at Smith Village may vary based on level of care, room type, and services included.
Typical for Skilled Nursing providers. Contact Smith Village directly to confirm.
Skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) provide short-term rehabilitative care and complex medical services delivered by licensed nurses and therapists. 'Nursing home' is a broader term that can include long-term custodial care. Most SNFs provide both short-term rehab and long-term care.
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Selfhelp Home of Chicago is a skilled nursing facility (SNF) providing 24-hour medical care, short-term rehabilitation, and long-term nursing support in Chicago, IL. The facility holds a 5/5-star CMS rating. It operates 72 certified beds. In operation since 2001. When contacting this provider, ask about staffing ratios and the mix of short-term rehab vs. long-term care residents, and whether the facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and your specific insurance plan. Review the facility's most recent state inspection report on Medicare's Care Compare tool before visiting.
Little Sisters of the Poor is a skilled nursing facility (SNF) providing 24-hour medical care, short-term rehabilitation, and long-term nursing support in Chicago, IL. The facility holds a 5/5-star CMS rating. It operates 76 certified beds. In operation since 2018. When contacting this provider, ask about staffing ratios and the mix of short-term rehab vs. long-term care residents, and whether the facility accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and your specific insurance plan. Review the facility's most recent state inspection report on Medicare's Care Compare tool before visiting.
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