Birchaven Village named a Best Nursing Home 2017-18 by U.S. News & World Report
Birchaven Village has been named to the list of Best Nursing Homes 2017-18 by U.S. News & World Report. This is the third time Birchaven has been named to this prestigious list.
To qualify as a Best Nursing Home, facilities had to earn an average of 4.5 stars or better during 10 months of federal reports ending in August 2017 and had to consistently meet certain performance standards set by U.S. News during the period, such as earning at least four stars in the CMS overall rating for all 10 months.
“We are proud to have received this award for the third time,” said Bridgett Mundy, administrator. “Birchaven Village associates, physicians and volunteers work hard to ensure our residents are receiving exceptional care.”
About Birchaven Village
Birchaven Village, located at 15100 Birchaven Lane, Findlay, provides long-term care, skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living, rehabilitation, memory care, short stays, senior apartments and adult day care for seniors. Birchaven Village is a division of Blanchard Valley Health System.
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