St Christopher Convalescent Hospital
22822 Myrtle Street, Hayward, California, United States - 94541
Medicare and Medicaid
St Christopher Convalescent Hospital is a nursing home facility located in Hayward, CA that accepts patients from Medicare and Medicaid. Its current rating is 0/5 while 3.6/5 is the state average for this kind of facility. This nursing home has Corporation ownership with 36 beds approved for Medicare and Medicaid, of this beds 34.5 are currently occupied.
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Facility Information For St Christopher Convalescent Hospital
Below you find the most important statistics for St Christopher Convalescent Hospital in Hayward. For more information you can also visit the MediCare.gov website.
Nursing Home Information
- Medicare and Medicaid
- Located In Hospital
- On Medicaid Since 5/16/17
- Continuing Care Retirement Community
- Changed Ownership In Last 2 Years
Safety & Health Information
- Has Sprinkler System
- 1 Substantiated Complaint
- $0 Total Fines
- 1 Facility Incidents
Staff Information
- 0.29 staff hours per resident per day
- 0 nurse hours per resident per day
Other Information
- 0.29 staff hours per resident per day
- 0 nurse hours per resident per day
Compare St Christopher Convalescent Hospital to Nearby Facilities
St Christopher Convalescent Hospital is ranked 244 out of total 244 Nursing Homes Facilities in the city of Hayward, 368 out of 369 facilities within 100 mile radius and 1197 out of 1201 facilities within the state of California.
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