Nursing homes in Greensboro, VT

Compare 1 Medicare- and Medicaid-certified nursing home in Greensboro, part of the Orleans area. Average overall CMS Five-Star rating is 4★, above the national average (3.1★). Ratings are sourced from the latest CMS Care Compare provider extract.

Located in Orleans County, Greensboro, Vermont, offers a single long-term care facility serving the 05841 ZIP code area. According to CMS Care Compare data, the city maintains an average overall rating of 4 out of 5 stars. The Greensboro Nursing Home, operated by Greensboro Hospital Assoc Inc, currently holds this 4-star designation. Families can utilize these standardized government metrics to compare quality indicators and health inspection results for local nursing care.

Homes
1
Avg overall
4★
+0.9 vs national
Avg staffing
3★
Avg experience
0★

Rating distribution

avg 4★ · 1 homes
5★
0 (0%)
4★
1 (100%)
3★
0 (0%)
2★
0 (0%)
1★
0 (0%)

Provider mix in Greensboro

1 organisation operates homes in this suburb.

What to look for in Greensboro

  • All homes in Greensboro score 3★ or higher on compliance, a positive sign on regulatory standards.
  • No home in Greensboro reaches 4★ on staffing. Ask each home about registered nurse coverage 24/7.
  • No 5★ overall homes in this suburb. The strongest performer is Greensboro Nursing Home at 4★.
  • 0 of 1 homes sit below the national average (3.1★). Use the comparison tool to weigh trade-offs.

All homes in Greensboro

Greensboro Nursing Home
GREENSBORO HOSPITAL ASSOC INC · Small · Not for Profit
4.03035

Best by sub-rating in Greensboro

Best for staffing

  1. 1.Greensboro Nursing Home3★

Best for experience

  1. 1.Greensboro Nursing Home0★

Best for compliance

  1. 1.Greensboro Nursing Home3★

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Each home is scored 1 to 5★ across compliance, residents' experience, staffing, and quality measures, then combined into an overall rating.

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