YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Newsweek named Heritage Manor Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation one of the best nursing homes in the country and one of the top five small nursing homes in Ohio.
Nursing homes are recognized in three size categories: large, 150-plus certified beds; medium, 100 to 149 certified beds; and small, 50 to 99 certified beds. Heritage Manor, a 72-bed facility, is in the small category.
The evaluation is based on four data sources: quality metrics – data published by the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; a national online survey of thousands of medical professionals and managers working in nursing; accreditation data on nursing homes provided by the Joint Commission and Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; and Google reviews.
“Heritage Manor is honored to be recognized by Newsweek,” said Eric Murray, executive director of Senior Living by Youngstown Area Jewish Federation. “I am grateful for the Heritage Manor team members that go above and beyond every day to provide a truly caring experience for our residents and their family members. I know how important quality programming is to the Federation, and we are pleased to be identified as one of the best nursing facilities in the country.”
Heritage Manor, part of the continuum of care offered by Senior Living by Youngstown Area Jewish Federation, is rated as a five-star nursing facility by the Center for Medicare/Medicaid. It offers long- and short-term care, including all types of physical, occupational and speech therapy. It is the only Veterans Administration approved provider of long-term care in Mahoning County. The facility includes a 2,000-square-foot therapy gym, rehabilitation solarium and therapy mock apartment. Rooms are private, with private restrooms.
Pictured at top: Photo via Youngstown Area Jewish Federation.