Springhill Rehabilitation And Senior Residence Recognized By Newsweek

Springhill Medical Center’s Springhill Rehabilitation and Senior Residence was named No. 12 in Newsweek’s and Statista’s annual ranking of America’s Best Nursing Homes in the 150-plus beds category. Springhill has made the list for two consecutive years and is the only local skilled nursing facility listed. These lists recognize 1,050 nursing homes across the 25 states with the highest number of facilities, according to Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services data. The top nursing homes in each state were assessed and ranked based on four pillars: performance data, recommendations of medical professionals, accreditations and resident satisfaction. Springhill Rehabilitation and Senior Residence is a 151-bed skilled nursing facility on the Springhill Medical Center campus in Mobile.

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