CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER
2425 25TH STREET SE, Washington, DC 20020
Based on 2026 CMS Data
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How CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER Compares
CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER is a 360-bed for-profit nursing facility in Washington, District Of Columbia. It holds an overall CMS rating of 2 out of 5 stars, below the District Of Columbia average of 3.5 stars. Its strongest area is quality measures (5 stars), while health inspections (1 star) is its weakest. Its rate of long-stay antipsychotic medication use (24.7%) is above the District Of Columbia average of 7.8% — a measure worth asking the staff about. With 360 certified beds, it maintains moderate occupancy at roughly 77% occupied.
Among the 17 nursing facilities ElderVoice tracks in Washington, 4 hold a 5-star rating and the local average is 3.5 stars.
By the numbers vs. District Of Columbia average
- Long-stay antipsychotic medication use: 24.7% — worse than the District Of Columbia average of 7.8% (216% higher).
- Falls with major injury: 0.6% — better than the District Of Columbia average of 1.0% (36% lower).
- High-risk pressure ulcers: 9.4% — worse than the District Of Columbia average of 8.1%.
- Short-stay rehospitalization: 17.7% — better than the District Of Columbia average of 18.0%.
CMS has flagged this facility with an abuse icon, indicating a recent citation involving abuse, neglect, or misappropriation of resident property. This is an important point to raise directly during any tour or call.
Comparisons use CMS Care Compare data (updated June 5, 2026) measured against District Of Columbia averages across 17 facilities tracked by ElderVoice.
Questions to Ask CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER
Use these facility-specific questions when calling admissions, touring the building, or comparing CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER with other nursing homes in Washington.
What incident led to the CMS abuse icon for CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER, and what changed afterward?
Ask for the citation date, plan of correction, staff retraining steps, and how leadership monitors for repeat issues.
How is CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER addressing its health inspections rating?
CMS currently rates this category 1 out of 5 stars, so ask what specific improvements are underway and when the next survey update is expected.
What is CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER doing to reduce long-stay antipsychotic medication use?
Long-stay antipsychotic medication use is 24.7% here versus 7.8% across District Of Columbia. Lower is generally better for this CMS measure.
What practices help CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER keep falls with major injury below the state average?
Falls with major injury is 0.6% here versus 1.0% across District Of Columbia. Lower is generally better for this CMS measure.
How can a new family connect with existing councils at CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER?
Active resident or family councils can provide useful context about daily life, responsiveness, and recurring concerns.
Where does CAPITOL CITY REHAB AND HEALTHCARE CENTER lag behind other Washington options?
Its 2-star overall rating is below the local average of 3.5 stars across 17 facilities. Ask administrators what differentiates this home despite the rating gap.
The Senior Community Around Washington
Washington sits in District of Columbia, where adults 65 and older make up about 12.2% of the population — a share of seniors in line with District Of Columbia as a whole (12.2% statewide). The area's median household income is consistent with state averages.
- Residents 65+
- 85,912 (12.2%)
- Median age
- 34.1 years
- Median household income
- $90,842
- Median home value
- $618,100
Demographics for District of Columbia from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates. Provided as local context for families comparing care options near Washington.
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