Edmonds Post Acute

Working at Edmonds Post Acute

Edmonds Post Acute is a 128-bed nursing home in Edmonds, Washington. Over the 12-month period CMS measures, 65% of its registered nurses stopped working here. Across the 179 Washington nursing homes CMS reports, the average is 44%, so RN turnover here is higher than at 91% of nursing homes in the state.

Staffing tells a different story. Residents here receive about 66 minutes of RN time per day, against 58 minutes across Washington. That is more RN coverage than 69% of Washington nursing homes. CMS gives Edmonds Post Acute a staffing rating of 4 out of 5.

Turnover for the whole nursing team, which counts RNs, LPNs and nurse aides, is 47.8% here compared with 44% statewide.

What this means if you apply here

• Higher RN turnover means you may be training alongside newer colleagues. Ask what the facility is doing to keep its nurses.
• RN hours per resident run above the state average, a sign of more RN support on the floor.

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