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    Maryland Department of Health
    Newsroom

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    August 23, 2021

    Media Contact:

    Deidre McCabe, Director, Office of Communications, 410-767-3536

    Charles Gischlar, Deputy Director, Media Relations, 410-767-6491


    Update on Top 10 and Bottom 10 Skilled Nursing Home Facilities in Maryland Ranked by Staff Vaccination Rates

    Maryland Department of Health also announces 21 facilities that did not submit adequate data required by state


    Baltimore, MD – The Maryland Department of Health (MDH) today announced an update on the top 10 and bottom 10 nursing home facilities in the state ranked by percentage of staff with at least one dose of a vaccine against COVID-19 and highly contagious variants. MDH also announced nursing home facilities that did not submit adequate staff COVID-19 vaccination data as required by the state. 


    On May 4, 2021, the Maryland Department of Aging launched the Skilled Nursing Facilities Vaccination Dashboard, which weekly publishes data on residents and staff vaccinated against COVID-19 at each of the skilled nursing homes and congregate care facilities in the state. 

    “Nursing home facilities are critical partners in Maryland’s efforts to reduce COVID-19 hospitalizations and deaths among our most vulnerable residents,” said MDH Secretary Dennis R. Schrader. “As of August 18, 2021, nursing homes with staff who do not have a first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine by September 1, 2021, are not requiring unvaccinated staff to weekly COVID-19 screening and testing, or are not appropriately reporting their vaccination data will be subject to fines, civil penalties, and enforcement actions.” 


    “Staff unvaccinated against COVID-19 and the highly contagious Delta variant are the consistent source of infections and outbreaks at nursing home facilities in the state,” said Maryland Department of Aging Secretary Rona E. Kramer. “By getting vaccinated, staff are an absolutely necessary source of protection for our elderly population and we implore those who are still unvaccinated to get a shot before it’s too late.”


    Top 10 skilled nursing home and congregate facilities in Maryland 

    ranked by percentage of staff with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine


    1. Manor Care Health Services - Chevy Chase = 100 percent

    Maplewood Park Place = 100 percent

    Maryland Baptist Aged Home = 100 percent

    1. Bedford Court Healthcare Center = 99 percent

    Sagepoint Nursing and Rehabilitation Center = 99 percent

    Autumn Lake Healthcare at Glade Valley = 99 percent

    Patapsco Valley Center = 99 percent

    1. Collingswood Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center = 98 percent

    Brighton Gardens of Tuckerman Lane = 98 percent

    1. Autumn Lake Healthcare at Cherry Lane = 97 percent

    Fox Chase Rehabilitation and Nursing Center = 97 percent

    Carriage Hill Bethesda = 97 percent

    Shady Grove Nursing and Rehabilitation Center = 97 percent

    Rockville Nursing Home = 97 percent

    1. Ingleside at King Farm = 96 percent

    Bel Pre Healthcare Center = 96 percent

    Autumn Ridge at North Oaks = 96 percent

    Althea Woodland Nursing Home = 96 percent

    Glen Meadows Retirement Community = 96 percent

    Vantage House = 96 percent

    1. Transitional Care Services at Mercy Medical Center = 95 percent

    Post-Acute Care Center = 95 percent

    Fairland Center = 95 percent

    Wilson Health Care Center = 95 percent

    1. Roland Park Place = 94 percent

    Sligo Creek Center = 94 percent

    Montgomery Village Health Care Center = 94 percent

    Larkin Chase Center = 94 percent

    Brooke Grove Rehabilitation and Nursing Center = 94 percent

    Carroll Lutheran Village = 94 percent

    North Arundel Health and Rehabilitation Center = 94 percent

    1. Arcola Health and Rehabilitation Center = 93 percent

    2. Manor Care Health Services - Potomac = 92 percent

    Summit Park Health and Rehabilitation Center = 92 percent

    South River Healthcare Center = 92 percent

    Layhill Nursing and Rehabilitation Center = 92 percent

    1. Northwest Healthcare Center = 91 percent

    Autumn Lake Healthcare at Spa Creek = 91 percent

    Augsburg Village = 91 percent

    Crescent Cities Nursing and Rehabilitation Center = 91 percent

    Future Care Pineview = 91 percent

    Ravenwood Nursing Care Center = 91 percent

    Northwest Hospital Center Subunit = 91 percent

    Marley Neck Health and Rehabilitation Center = 91 percent


    Bottom 10 skilled nursing home and congregate facilities in Maryland 

    ranked by percentage of staff with at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine


    1. The Lutheran Village at Miller's Grant = 18 Percent

    2. Cumberland Healthcare Center = 45 Percent

    3. Autumn Lake Healthcare at Chesapeake Woods = 48 Percent

    4. Dennett Road Manor = 49 Percent

    5. Autumn Lake Healthcare at Denton = 50 Percent

    6. Calvert Manor Center for Rehabilitation and Health = 51 Percent

    7. Sterling Care at Frostburg Village = 53 Percent

    8. Elkton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center = 54 Percent

    9. Anchorage Healthcare Center = 55 Percent

    Autumn Lake Healthcare at Loch Raven = 55 Percent

    1. Long View Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare = 56 Percent

    Coffman Nursing Home = 56 Percent

    Allegany Health Nursing and Rehabilitation = 56 Percent


    Skilled nursing home and congregate facilities in Maryland 

    that did not submit adequate data on staff vaccinated against COVID-19


    1. Cadia Healthcare - Annapolis

    2. Peak Healthcare at The Pines

    3. Forestville Healthcare Center

    4. Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital

    5. Citizens Care Center

    6. St. Elizabeth Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

    7. Regency Care of Silver Spring

    8. Salisbury Rehabilitation and Nursing Center

    9. Laurelwood Healthcare Center

    10. Stella Maris

    11. Ellicott City Healthcare Center

    12. Calvert County Nursing Center

    13. Forest Haven Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

    14. Maria Health Care Center

    15. Future Care Charles Village

    16. Villa Rosa Nursing and Rehabilitation

    17. The Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at Stadium Place

    18. Cadia Healthcare - Hagerstown

    19. Edenwald Retirement Community

    20. Manor Care Health Services - Roland Park

    21. Future Care Capital Region


    For more information on nursing home CRISP reporting requirements, please see this transmittal to all nursing home administrators (August 23, 2021).


    For facilities that have questions on data reported for their facility, email mdh.snfdata@maryland.gov.


    For the most recent Maryland COVID-19 data, visit coronavirus.maryland.gov. 

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