Kenosha Nursing Homes

Kenosha has eight skilled nursing homes, but Medicare ratings show most are low quality. Six have official scores averaging 2.0 stars out of five. Only one home earns 4 stars or better, while five rate two stars or lower. This average indicates significant concerns across the majority of facilities in the area.

Staffing data reveals limited care hours: residents get an average of 3.6 nursing hours per day total, with just 0.7 from a registered nurse. A 48% annual nursing staff turnover rate means caregivers change frequently, impacting consistent care. These numbers suggest staffing levels and stability are below typical standards for safe care.

Two hospitals serve Kenosha County, including Froedtert South, but nursing home quality remains the main concern. The statewide average cost for a shared room is $83,580 yearly. Families should prioritize checking the single 4+ star home and consider neighboring towns, as local options generally rate poorly.