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    Maryland Department of Health
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    October 18, 2021

    Media Contact:

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

    Andy Owen, Deputy Director, Media Relations, 410-767-6491


    Update on top and bottom 10 skilled nursing facilities in Maryland ranked by staff vaccination rates

    Maryland Department of Health also announces update on facilities that did not submit adequate data required 


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


    Per vaccination protocols in effect since September 1, 2021, all nursing facility staff are required to have their first or single dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Nursing facilities that fail to comply with vaccination protocols or do not adequately report their vaccination data are subject to fines, civil penalties, and enforcement actions. 

     

    As of today, 99 nursing facilities in the state have vaccinated 91 percent or more of their staff​. A full list of the state’s nursing facilities and their vaccination data can be found on the Maryland Department of Aging’s Skilled Nursing Facilities Vaccination Dashboard, which is updated weekly.

     

    “More than 88 percent of Maryland nursing home staff have received at least one dose of a life-saving COVID-19 vaccine,” said MDH Secretary Dennis R. Schrader. “By getting vaccinated, they have taken the most important step they can during this pandemic to protect both themselves and our elderly loved ones they care for everyday.”

     

    “The vast majority of nursing facilities in the state are in full compliance with COVID-19 vaccination protocols put in place to keep residents and staff safe,” said Maryland Department of Aging Secretary Rona E. Kramer. “We are indebted to them and will continue to work with facilities that are not complying to help ensure that their residents and staff are also safe.” 

     

    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. Autumn Lake Healthcare at Chesapeake Woods = 49 percent

    2. Dennett Road Manor = 55 percent

    3. Cumberland Healthcare Center = 56 percent

    4. Calvert Manor Center for Rehabilitation and Health = 60 percent

    5. St. Joseph's Ministries = 62 percent

    Coffman Nursing Home = 62 percent

    1. Calvert County Nursing Center = 65 percent

    2. Autumn Lake Healthcare at Parkville = 66 percent

    Vindobona Nursing and Rehabilitation Center = 66 percent

    Charlotte Hall Veterans Home = 66 percent

    1. Complete Care at Corsica Hills = 68 percent

    Hagerstown Healthcare Center = 68 percent

    1. Powerback Rehabilitation Brightwood Campus = 69 percent

    Sterling Care at Frostburg Village = 69 percent

    Snow Hill Nursing and Rehabilitation Center = 69 percent

    1. The Nursing and Rehab Center at Stadium Place = 71 percent

    Manokin Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare = 71 percent

     

    Skilled nursing home and congregate facilities in Maryland 

    that did not submit adequate COVID-19 vaccination data

     

    1. Long View Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare

    2. Ft. Washington Health Center

    3. Anchorage Healthcare Center

    4. Blue Point Healthcare Center

    5. Chestnut Green Health Center at Blakehurst

    6. Oak Manor Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare

    7. Westminster Healthcare Center

    8. Autumn Lake Healthcare at Bridgepark


    For more information on nursing home CRISP reporting requirements, please see this transmittal to all nursing home administrators. Facilities are required to self-report certain information weekly or daily. 

    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. 

     

    To schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment or see if you are eligible for a Pfizer COVID-19 booster shot, visit covidvax.maryland.gov. To find a location to get a COVID-19 test, visit covidtest.maryland.gov.  

     

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    The Maryland Department of Health is dedicated to protecting and improving the health and safety of all Marylanders through disease prevention, access to care, quality management and community engagement.

     
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