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Crestview Retirement Community

Last Updated: 2/1/2024

Facility Rating Comparisons (Scale 1-5)

Crestview Retirement Community Review

Located in Bryan, TX, Crestview Retirement Community offers long-term care services to residents in Brazos and surrounding areas. With an overall rating of 2.0 out of 5, this facility falls slightly below the state and national averages, standing at -20% lower than the state benchmark and -30% lower than the national benchmark. This rating provides insight into the quality of care and services provided at Crestview Retirement Community in comparison to other nursing homes across Texas and the country. Factors such as staff qualifications, facility amenities, cleanliness, safety measures, and resident satisfaction should be considered when evaluating nursing homes. Understanding these ratings can help families make informed decisions about the best-suited care options for their loved ones.

Quality Measure Rating

Crestview Retirement Community's quality measure rating stands at 2.0, which is -43% below the state and national benchmarks. Quality ratings consider staffing levels, health inspection results, and resident satisfaction surveys to gauge the level of care provided by the facility. It is crucial for families to carefully examine these ratings to ensure they choose a nursing home that aligns with their needs and expectations. By comparing Crestview's quality rating to state and national benchmarks, families can gain valuable insights into the facility's overall performance and reputation.

Staffing Rating

Staffing ratings are essential in determining the quality of care residents receive at nursing homes. Crestview Retirement Community boasts a staffing rating of 4.0, exceeding the state average by 150% and the national average by 48%. This indicates a higher than average number of staff available to attend to residents' needs, potentially resulting in improved care and attention. Additionally, Crestview demonstrates a low total nursing staff turnover rate of 40.4%, which is significantly lower than state and national averages. A stable nursing staff can provide continuity of care, fostering strong relationships with residents and enhancing their overall well-being. Familiar faces among the staff can contribute to a sense of security and comfort for residents, ultimately leading to higher levels of satisfaction among residents and their families.

2.6

Bryan

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