Hospital Comparisons

Triboro Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing

Acting under the business name of DOJ Operations Associates LLC, Triboro Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing is located in New York’s Bronx. It is a profit-making corporation with 515 certified beds by the federal government. The facility is allowed to participate in Medicaid and Medicare with daily 395.2 residents. Also, the facility is not a continuing care Retirement Community and is not located in a hospital. However, it has a Resident and Family Council that facilitates communication with the staff.

On staffing, Triboro Center For Rehabilitation and Nursing is rated below average with a total number of licensed nurse staff employed for hours per resident per day.  While the New York average is 1 hour and 31 minutes and the national average is 1 hour and 33 minutes, in Triboro Center Rehabilitation and Nursing is 57 minutes. For New York, the registered nurse hours per resident per day is 42 minutes, 41 minutes for the United States, and Triboro Center is 29 minutes.

Based on health inspection, Triboro Centre is 2 stars rated for Rehabilitation and Nursing, which is below average. The most recent inspection date was September 18, 2017, where 5 health citations were noted against New York’s 4.8 and the national average of 7.8. There have been no complaints that led to citations for three years, and no facility incident that led to citations was reported.  Moreover, from the September 18, 2018, report, there was no deficiency related to the facility showing that the facility’s services were provided in an orderly and sanitary environment.

St. Vincent De Paul Residence

St. Vincent De Paul Residence has 200 federal government-approved beds to participate in Medicaid and Medicare. It serves 116.1 residents per day, but it is not in a Continuing Care Retirement Community, neither is it found within a hospital set-up. St.Vincent is a non-profit facility that facilitates its staff with a resident council and family for communication purposes. It operates under the legal business name of St. Vincent de Paul Residence.

Based on staffing, the facility registered nurses operate 1hour 16 minutes per resident per day with an average of 1 hour 22 minutes of the total number of licensed nurse staff hours per resident per day compared to the national average’s 1hoiur and 33 minutes, and New York’s 1 hour and 31 minutes.  St. Vincent provides 4 minutes of physical therapy per resident per day compared to 5 minutes of the national average and 7 minutes of New York. The per-hour LPN/LVN per resident per day is 16 minutes compared to 49 minutes of New York and 53 minutes of the United States.

Health inspection at St. Vincent is rated at 5 star after a regular inspection conducted on every nursing home to look at their compliance with Medicaid and Medicare regulations. The last date such an inspection was carried out in St. Vincent was March 4, 2019. There were health citations noted in the report, but the average citations reported in New York were 4.7 and 7.8 in the United States during the same period. Moreover, there were no incidents of complaint on facility or citation reported that could result in citations.

St Mary’s Center Inc.

With 40 beds, St. Mary’s Center Inc is certified by the federal government to participate in Medicaid and Medicare. The facility provides good communication for its staff through resident and family council and is not a Continuing Care Retirement Community. St. Mary’s is a non-profit facility not located in a hospital but has Automatic sprinkler systems in all required areas.

Staffing at St. Mary’s is rated at 5 star, which is much above average. The facility has 32.3 of the average number of residents per day compared to 143.7 in New York and 72.2 at the national level. Also, the staff hour per resident in a day is 1hour and 37 minutes per total number of licensed nurses compared to 1hiour and 44 minutes nationally and 1hiour and 37 minutes in New York. Registered Nurse hours per resident per day is 46 minutes compared to 46 minutes nationally and 46 minutes in New York. The facility’s hourly LPN/LVN per resident per day is 51 minutes in relation to 51 minutes in New York and 58 minutes at the national level.  Nurse aide hours per resident per day1 hour and 56 minutes, while nationally are 2 hours and 22 minutes and 2hours and 11 minutes in New York.

The most recent health inspection was on December 19, 2019, with a total number of 5 citations compared to a total of 8.3 in the United States and 5.2 in New York.  During the inspection, there were no complaints that could have led to citations.  Also, there was no number of citations from infection control inspections in the past 3 years.