Post-Acute Care
Skilled and sub-acute nursing facilities provide the highest level of care to a patient outside of the hospital. They may provide short-term, rehabilitation, or long term care. Skilled and sub-acute nursing facilities provide a room, meals, skilled nursing and rehabilitative care, and medical services in a safe, supervised environment.
Skilled and sub-acute facilities are certified by the state and federal government agencies to provide levels of care that range from custodial care to skilled nursing that can only be delivered by trained professionals.
In 2016, Affinia Health Network (now Trinity Health Alliance of Michigan) began the Skilled Nursing Facility Preferred Partner Collaboration. Since that time, our criteria and the facilities participating in the High Performing Network have evolved.
In 2017, St. Joseph Mercy Health Partners Clinically Integrated Network (CIN) developed a High Performing Providers Network of Skilled Nursing Facilities for our Washtenaw/Livingston/Oakland and Wayne Market.
Statewide criteria for a High Performing Skilled Nursing Facilities includes CMS quality measures, statewide quality metrics and programs and network engagement.
High Performing Status indicates that a Skilled Nursing Facility is meeting all of our requirements, and is or will be listed as a high performing SNF provider in our network’s High Performing Skilled Nursing Facility Provider List.
We review our criteria on a quarterly basis and update our list of a high performing Skilled Nursing Facilities accordingly.
Yes, it is our responsibility to assist you in choosing a quality provider for your next level of care.
You may choose to review more options in your geographic area by searching the list available via Medicare Compare at https://www.medicare.gov/care-compare
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A Skilled Nursing Facility that has been cited for potential issues related to abuse have this icon next to their name and additional details can be found on that facility’s page.