GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER
55 GRAND STREET, New Britain, CT 06052
Based on 2026 CMS Data
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CMS Abuse/Neglect Flag
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How GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER Compares
GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER is a 160-bed for-profit nursing facility in New Britain, Connecticut. CMS has not issued an overall star rating for this facility, which can happen for newer or recently re-certified homes. Its rate of short-stay residents returning to the hospital (18.2%) is below the Connecticut average of 24.5%, a favorable sign for resident care. With 160 certified beds, it has notable available capacity at roughly 67% occupied.
Among the 4 nursing facilities ElderVoice tracks in New Britain, 1 hold a 5-star rating and the local average is 4.0 stars.
By the numbers vs. Connecticut average
- Long-stay antipsychotic medication use: 18.1% — worse than the Connecticut average of 17.8%.
- Falls with major injury: 3.0% — better than the Connecticut average of 3.4%.
- High-risk pressure ulcers: 3.4% — better than the Connecticut average of 4.2%.
- Short-stay rehospitalization: 18.2% — better than the Connecticut average of 24.5% (26% lower).
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 Connecticut averages across 191 facilities tracked by ElderVoice.
Questions to Ask GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER
Use these facility-specific questions when calling admissions, touring the building, or comparing GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER with other nursing homes in New Britain.
What incident led to the CMS abuse icon for GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION 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.
What practices help GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER keep high-risk pressure ulcers below the state average?
High-risk pressure ulcers is 3.4% here versus 4.2% across Connecticut. Lower is generally better for this CMS measure.
What practices help GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER keep short-stay rehospitalizations below the state average?
Short-stay rehospitalizations is 18.2% here versus 24.5% across Connecticut. Lower is generally better for this CMS measure.
Why is GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER's occupancy below many full facilities?
The facility reports roughly 67% occupancy across 160 certified beds. Lower occupancy can mean availability, but families should ask whether renovations, staffing, reputation, or service mix are factors.
How can a new family connect with existing councils at GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER?
Active resident or family councils can provide useful context about daily life, responsiveness, and recurring concerns.
What would the first 30 days look like for a new resident at GRANDVIEW REHABILITATION AND HEALTHCARE CENTER?
Ask who builds the care plan, how medication changes are communicated, how often families receive updates, and who to call after hours.
The Senior Community Around New Britain
New Britain sits in Hartford County, where adults 65 and older make up about 17.1% of the population — a share of seniors in line with Connecticut as a whole (17.2% statewide). The area's median household income is consistent with state averages.
- Residents 65+
- 152,812 (17.1%)
- Median age
- 40.4 years
- Median household income
- $76,259
- Median home value
- $242,900
Demographics for Hartford County from the U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates. Provided as local context for families comparing care options near New Britain.
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