PRESENCE CHICAGO HOSPITALS NETWORK

   Nursing Homes Affiliated with PRESENCE CHICAGO HOSPITALS NETWORK

Table below shows each skilled nursing home that PRESENCE CHICAGO HOSPITALS NETWORK is associated with, the nursing home's overall 5-star quality rating and provides a link to a comparison on the home to its local competition.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid uses nine categories to indicate how owners and managers are affiliated with skilled nursing facilities: 5% Or Greater Direct Ownership Interest, 5% Or Greater Indirect Ownership Interest, 5% Or Greater Mortgage Interest, 5% Or Greater Security Interest, Director, Managing Employee, Officer, Operational/managerial Control, and Partnership Interest. These categories are shown in the table below.

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Skilled Nursing Facility	Description
Ascension Nazarethville Place Role: 5% or greater indirect ownership interest	No. of Beds: 68 DES PLAINES, IL Ranking: #8 out of 260 (Ranking List)

Skilled nursing homes with the red icon () are homes where CMS had indicated that abuse has actually occurred or is likely to have occurred.

   Other Skilled Nursing Facilities Previously Associated with PRESENCE CHICAGO HOSPITALS NETWORK

Table below shows each skilled nursing home that PRESENCE CHICAGO HOSPITALS NETWORK was previously associated with, the nursing home's overall 5-star quality rating and provides a link to a comparison on the home to its local competition.

Skilled Nursing Facility	Description
Ascension Resurrection Place Most Recent Record: 05/01/2016 Role: operational/managerial control	No. of Beds: 296 PARK RIDGE, IL Ranking: #204 out of 262 (Ranking List)
Presence St Joseph Hospital - Chicago Most Recent Record: 09/01/2017 Role: operational/managerial control	No. of Beds: 26 CHICAGO, IL Ranking: #22 out of 233 (Ranking List)
Citadel at Saint Benedict Most Recent Record: 05/01/2019 Role: operational/managerial control	No. of Beds: 99 NILES, IL Ranking: #61 out of 249 (Ranking List)
Citadel of Glenview,the Most Recent Record: 07/01/2016 Role: operational/managerial control	No. of Beds: 135 GLENVIEW, IL Ranking: #109 out of 233 (Ranking List)
Citadel at Casa Scalabrini Most Recent Record: 10/01/2022 Role: 5% or greater indirect ownership interest	No. of Beds: 229 NORTHLAKE, IL Ranking: #26 out of 287 (Ranking List)
Ascension Resurrection Life Most Recent Record: 07/01/2016 Role: operational/managerial control	No. of Beds: 162 CHICAGO, IL Ranking: #135 out of 252 (Ranking List)

Skilled nursing homes with the red icon () are homes where CMS had indicated that abuse has actually occurred or is likely to have occurred.

  About the NursingHomeDatabase Skilled Nursing Owners Database

Our database of information about owners, managers, and directors of skilled nursing homes is based primarily on data provided by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid ("CMS"). CMS updates this information eleven times a year, typically at the end of each calendar month except for December. We pull the data as soon as it is available, run through a series of data checks and calculations and make the new data available right away.

The ownership data is typically just over 155,000 records covering over 45,000 individuals and companies that either own or are managing skilled nursing homes. The number of nursing homes in the NursingHomeDatabase skilled nursing home database is just over 15,000 which suggests that most homes will have more than one owner or operator and that many individuals and companies are involved with more than one nursing home. There are nine unique roles that are reported on:

• 5% OR GREATER DIRECT OWNERSHIP INTEREST
• 5% OR GREATER INDIRECT OWNERSHIP INTEREST
• 5% OR GREATER MORTGAGE INTEREST
• 5% OR GREATER SECURITY INTEREST
• DIRECTOR
• MANAGING EMPLOYEE
• OFFICER
• OPERATIONAL/MANAGERIAL CONTROL
• PARTNERSHIP INTEREST

The data is based upon records submitted to CMS by the individual nursing homes. There is often a lag time between the reporting of a change and its appearance in our database.