Edison has eight skilled nursing homes. Medicare rates five, averaging 4.2 stars. The top-rated home earns five stars, with four homes scoring four stars or higher. This suggests many facilities meet federal standards well. However, three homes aren't rated by Medicare, meaning their performance lacks public data.
Staffing averages 4.7 nursing hours per resident daily, but only 1.0 hour comes from a registered nurse. Annual nursing staff turnover is 26%, meaning workers change frequently. Occupancy sits at 74% of licensed beds. These numbers indicate moderate staffing levels, with significant turnover potentially affecting consistent care.
Middlesex County has seven hospitals, six with emergency departments, including University Medical Center Of Princeton. Statewide yearly costs for a shared room average $106,490. Families should compare specific home ratings and staffing details. If Edison's rated homes don't fit needs, nearby towns offer alternatives.