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Joint Commission Approved

Our Center has earned the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Nursing Care Center Accreditation by demonstrating compliance with its performance standards. The Gold Seal of Approval is a symbol of quality that reflects an organizations commitment to providing safe, effective patient and resident care. Our Center underwent a rigorous on-site survey. During the review, Joint Commission expert surveyors evaluated compliance with nursing care center standards related to several areas, including assistance with activities of daily living, coordination of care, staff education and training. Surveyors also conducted on-site observation interviews with leaders and staff of the organization.

Google 4+ Customer Rating

Handling more than 5.4 billion searches per day, Google is the most used search engine on the World Wide Web. To help their algorithms sort through billions of web pages and provide the most relevant results to their users, Google provides consumers with an opportunity to leave a business review, which includes a rating from one star (poor) to five stars (excellent). Google then averages the ratings to determine an overall star rating.

U.S. News & World Report Best Nursing Homes 2025 – Long Term Rehab

Which nursing homes were eligible for rating?

All Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing homes that were part of the July 2025 CMS nursing home provider census made available in July 2025 were evaluated by U.S. News. Nursing homes did not apply nor did they provide any data or materials to U.S. News.

To be eligible for a Short-Term Rehabilitation, Long-Term Care or Overall rating, a home must have met both of the following inclusion criteria:

Received reimbursement from CMS in July of 2025.
Had sufficient data to evaluate quality in that rating.

What makes a nursing home a U.S. News Best Nursing Home?

To be recognized as one of the 2025 U.S. News Best Nursing Homes, a home must have been “High Performing” in short-term rehabilitation, long-term care or both. Out of the 15,007 nursing homes evaluated by U.S. News, 2,804 (19%) met those criteria. Of those:

1,918 homes were High Performing in short-term rehabilitation.
1,353 homes were High Performing in long-term care.
467 were High Performing in both.

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Which nursing homes were eligible for rating?

All Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing homes that were part of the CMS nursing home provider census made available in were evaluated by U.S. News. Nursing homes did not apply nor did they provide any data or materials to U.S. News.

To be eligible for a Short-Term Rehabilitation, Long-Term Care or Overall rating, a home must have met both of the following inclusion criteria:

Received reimbursement from CMS.
Had sufficient data to evaluate quality in that rating.

What makes a nursing home a U.S. News Best Nursing Home?

To be recognized as one of the U.S. News Best Nursing Homes, a home must have been “High Performing” in short-term rehabilitation, long-term care or both. Out of the 15,007 nursing homes evaluated by U.S. News, 2,804 (19%) met those criteria. Of those:

1,918 homes were High Performing in short-term rehabilitation.
1,353 homes were High Performing in long-term care.
467 were High Performing in both.

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REVIEWS

I had a great experience here at Medicana.The staff was very professional, kind, and caring overall. Especially the admissions lady Lola. The physical therapy was phenomenal and they helped me get on track to go home. I'm walking better now and I highly recommend coming here to rehab and all other care needs. Overall Good teamwork and the staff really cared. Ms.Shavon helped me get prepared to go home and all of my home health needs. Thank you so much for taking care of me.

Theartis Brown

My mother was at Medicana from Jan. 30th to March 13 this year. All the full time physical therapists at Medicana did an excellent job helping my mother walk again after a second hip fracture in 18 months. My mother truly appreciated how knowledgeable the PTs were and how caring and invested they are in helping their patients. The RNs, CNAs, and cleaning staff at Medicana were outstanding and friendly with only one or two exceptions. Also, the person who manages the food service department named Debra does a great job. Debra made an excellent effort to make my mother's meal experience the best that it could be. The business office was always very helpful and responsive. It was great working with both Vanessa and Francine in the business office. Please note that we were offered a single room for an extra $300 per night, but my mother opted to have a roommate instead of paying the extra amount. Also, patients should note that the doctor who authorizes discharge for some types of coverage comes once a week on Wednesdays. If you are still reading, I want to say thank you to the full time PTs named (in alpha order) John, Randy, and Rick plus the part time PT named Adriana. I cannot say enough great things about their abilities and their excellent bedside manner. I also want to say thank you to the CNA named Fennell. She is an exceptional employee and person. She has a GREAT attitude and made every effort to help my mother and everyone. I also want to thank all the RNs who took care of my mother for being so conscientious about her care. The ones who took care of her the most and did a great job were (in alpha order) Ashley, Damian, Magdala, and Normandy. The only negative was that it was hard to get a call back from the Social Work office, but that office arranged for us to work with an excellent home health agency called Trust USA Home Health.

Otto G.

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