Unmatched Clinical Excellence
At Silverado we believe that treating the spirit is not something that can be separated from treating the body. Providing world-class clinical care complements the support and warmth we provide, creating something greater than the sum of its parts.
Tracking Clinical Outcomes
Since receiving our first resident in June of 1997, we have tracked a range of clinical outcomes and quality of life indicators to help us better understand these important metrics and incorporate the added insight into our Memory Care and Hospice practices. Taking a more informed approach to care is just one way we strive to enrich the lives of our residents and their families.
Transfer to ER/Urgent Care
One important metric for measuring the effectiveness of care is the number of residents/patients who leave the facility for emergency room or urgent care visits. This can be for disease-related illnesses, injuries from falls or sicknesses such as the flu.
- Silverado company-wide (2023): 4.9%
- Skilled nursing facilities* (non-Silverado): 11.9%
- Assisted living facilities** (non-Silverado): 34.6%
Hospital Readmissions Within 30 Days
The first 30 days after a resident leaves the care of a hospital are exceedingly vital to achieving longterm care goals. Silverado maintains a strong focus on preventing hospital readmissions through a policy of careful attention to the special needs of the recently-hospitalized.
- Silverado company-wide (2023): 6.5%
- Skilled nursing facilities* (non-Silverado): 21.1%
Acute Hospitalizations
Hospitalizations from acute conditions, which can include fall-related injuries and infections, are an indicator of a facility’s clinical and safety practices.
- Silverado company-wide (2023): 3.5%
- Skilled nursing facilities* (non-Silverado): 20%
- Assisted living facilities** (non-Silverado): 23.9%
*Source for SNF averages CMS QM Report 2016 Q4 – 2017 Q3
**2010 National Survey of Residential Care Facilities. The NSRF was conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS). The survey methodology and data dictionary re available from the NCHS website. (http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nsrcf/nsrcf_questionnaires.htm)