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. 2022 Apr 6;23(6):909–916.e2. doi: 10.1016/j.jamda.2022.03.015

Table 1.

Characteristics of Nursing Homes That Participated in Remote Infection Control Consultations, April to June 2020, N = 629

Nursing Home Characteristic Median (IQR) or n/n (%)
Bed size, n = 628 91 (60, 120)
Resident census at time of consultation, n = 628 71 (45, 97)
No. of staff (n = 608) 101 (70, 148)
Percentage occupancy (census/licensed beds × 100) 82.5 (73, 89)
Care provided
 Long-term care only 580/629 (92)
 Long-term care and assisted living 49/629 (8)
Specialty units
 Rehabilitation unit 157/629 (25)
 Memory care unit 152/629 (24)
 Psychiatric unit 22/629 (4)
 Ventilator unit 19/629 (3)
 Dialysis unit 11/629 (2)
Certification
 Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Certified 618/629 (98)
 Medicare 18/618 (3)
 Medicaid 22/618 (4)
 Medicaid and Medicare 578/618 (94)
 CMS Overall Quality Rating (n = 613)
 1 star 153/613 (25)
 2 star 144/613 (23)
 3 star 129/613 (21)
 4 star 135/613 (22)
 5 star 52/613 (8)
 CMS Infection Prevention, Control & Immunizations Survey, Conducted April 2019–March 2020 552/618 (89)
 CMS Infection Control Citation: Provide and implement an infection prevention and control program. 225/552 (41)
Ownership
 For profit 400/627 (64)
 Corporate for Profit 304/400 (76)
 Other for Profit 96/400 (24)
 Not for profit 170/627 (27)
 Corporate Not for Profit 137/170 (81)
 Other Not for Profit 33/170 (19)
 Government 57/627 (9)
Local COVID-19 epidemiology at time of consultation
 No cases reported in the surrounding community 78/629 (12)
 Cases reported in the surrounding community 413/629 (66)
 Sustained transmission in the surrounding community 253/629 (40)
 Cases identified in facility among HCP or residents 123/629 (20)

Five CMS-certified facilities did not have star rating in CMS compare.