Bacharach's Renaissance Pavilion Receives Highest Five-Star Rating From Medicare.gov

Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation’s Renaissance Pavilion was recently awarded the highest five-star rating from Medicare.gov. This prestigious achievement comes only a few months after receiving Joint Commission Accreditation as a Nursing Care Center with a Certification in Post-Acute Care, making the facility one of only four centers in New Jersey to receive such credentials.

The Medicare.gov five-star rating recognizes Renaissance Pavilion as a superior quality facility. The quality rating system gives nursing homes an overall one to five star rating, as well as three separate one to five star ratings for health inspections, staffing and quality measures.

The health inspection rating comes from the previous three years of onsite inspections. An inspector does an on-site visit to determine if the facility meets Medicare’s quality requirements. For staffing, Medicare looks at the number of hours of care provided. The quality measures rating includes information on 11 physical and clinical measures for patients to ensure that all of their needs are being met.

The Renaissance Pavilion is the only facility in Atlantic County to receive a five-star rating from Medicare.gov. After a joint replacement, illness, injury or surgery, Renaissance Pavilion’s therapists and nurses help patients rebuild strength and regain independence. Each patient has a customized, interdisciplinary plan of care with case management to ensure optimal outcomes and patient satisfaction. The facility has newly renovated rooms with cable, spacious dining accommodations and is only steps away from a spectrum of services, making it the perfect place for short-term rehabilitation stay.

To learn more about Bacharach or the Renaissance Pavilion, please visit https://www.bacharach.org/.

About Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation:

An award-winning inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation hospital based in Pomona, N.J., Bacharach also has 17 physical therapy centers in four counties, two hearing centers and a state-of-the-art sleep disorders center.