Beaver Dam, Wisconsin · CCN 525338 · Phone: 9208877191 · 90 beds · Ownership: For Profit - Individual
Beaver Dam Health Care Center is a Medicare-certified skilled nursing facility (CCN 525338) in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin. It holds a CMS overall Five-Star rating of 1 of 5 stars on CMS Care Compare. FileFlo scores its CMS survey-readiness at 24/100 (High Risk).
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Beaver Dam Health Care Center is a Medicare- and Medicaid-certified skilled nursing facility in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, operating under CMS Certification Number (CCN) 525338. 90-bed facility. For Profit - Individual. Part of the Bedrock Healthcare chain. The facility is required to comply with the Requirements for Long-Term Care Facilities at 42 CFR Part 483.
Beaver Dam Health Care Center has held its Medicare/Medicaid certification for approximately 42 years (certification date on file: 1983-09-01). Long-tenured facilities (15+ years) often have established F-tag remediation playbooks and a deeper standard-survey trail; newly-certified facilities (under 3 years) are subject to a different initial survey cadence under 42 CFR 488.308.
Local market context (Dodge County): Beaver Dam Health Care Center operates in Dodge County alongside 6 other Medicare-certified SNFs in our Wisconsin cohort sample. Multi-facility counties create direct cohort comparison pressure — hospital discharge planners typically run side-by-side Care Compare lookups before placement decisions.
CMS publishes Five-Star ratings for nursing homes monthly, drawn from the most recent three years of standard surveys, complaint surveys, and Minimum Data Set (MDS) submissions.
Long-Stay Quality Measure rating: ★★★★☆ (4 of 5). Long-stay measures cover residents in the facility 100+ days and include indicators like residents experiencing one or more falls with major injury, residents whose ability to move independently worsened, and residents with a urinary tract infection.
Short-Stay Quality Measure rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2 of 5). Short-stay measures cover post-acute residents discharged within 100 days and include rehospitalization within 30 days, successful return to community, and improvement in function.
Differentiating long-stay from short-stay QMs matters for placement decisions — a facility with strong short-stay QMs may still underperform on long-stay metrics, and vice versa.
Beaver Dam Health Care Center has none of the four CMS-published red-flag indicators active at the most recent publish: not on the Special Focus Facility list, no Abuse Icon on Care Compare, no overdue inspection flag, and no recent change-of-ownership flag. Absence of these flags does not mean the facility is deficiency-free — see the survey history below.
Recent health deficiencies cited at last standard survey: 24. National average for facilities of this size is approximately 8 deficiencies per cycle. In its most recent reporting cycle, Beaver Dam Health Care Center received 4 CMS fines totaling $144,764. Last documented standard health survey: 2025-02-26. CMS conducts standard surveys at most every 15 months for SNFs, with substandard-quality findings triggering more frequent revisits.
Beaver Dam Health Care Center has 2 infection-control citations in the most recent CMS survey window (F-tags F880, F881, F882, F883, F884, F886). The COVID-era enforcement actions tied infection control deficiencies directly to immediate jeopardy designations more frequently than any other tag category.
CMS health survey weighted score: 381. The weighted score multiplies deficiency severity (A-L) by scope (isolated, pattern, widespread); higher weighted scores translate directly into the Health Inspection star rating tier breakpoints CMS publishes monthly.
Payment denials for new admissions in the most recent CMS reporting window: 3. Denial-of-payment-for-new-admissions (DPNA) is one of the enforcement remedies CMS uses under 42 CFR 488.417. It is typically imposed when a facility has been cited at scope and severity levels of F or higher and fails to substantially comply by the date specified in the certification notice.
Total enforcement penalties assessed in the most recent reporting window: $7. This figure aggregates Civil Money Penalties (CMPs), DPNA-equivalent revenue impacts, and other monetary remedies under 42 CFR Part 488 Subpart F.
At today's staffing levels, Beaver Dam Health Care Center would not meet the cadre-specific minimums scheduled to take effect on the May 2029 timeline under 89 FR 40876: RN HPRD is 0.471 vs the 0.55 floor, a 0.08-hour gap and nurse-aide HPRD is 1.864 vs the 2.45 floor, a 0.59-hour gap. Closing this gap typically requires either net new hires at the specific cadre, shifted scheduling that reallocates existing FTEs to direct-care hours, or a hardship exemption application under 42 CFR 483.35.
Total nurse staffing: 2.843 hours per resident day (HPRD), which is 0.64 hours below the 3.48 total HPRD floor scheduled to take effect for rural-facility facilities by May 2029 (89 FR 40876, May 2024); facilities projected to remain below the floor at the effective date must either close the gap, qualify for a hardship exemption, or face citation under 42 CFR 483.35.
Staffing mix: RN 0.471 HPRD, LPN 0.509 HPRD, CNA 1.864 HPRD. The same CMS final rule also phases in cadre-specific minimums of 0.55 RN HPRD and 2.45 nurse aide HPRD on the 2029 timeline; RN-specific shortfalls have historically been the most common single-facility staffing deficiency at standard surveys.
Weekend RN staffing: 0.318 HPRD. Weekend RN coverage is a separately reported CMS measure; facilities with low weekend RN HPRD frequently see resident-acuity-driven adverse events spike on the weekend shift.
Total nurse staff turnover: 64.8% annualized — extremely high (above the 60% red-flag threshold tracked by CMS).
RN-specific turnover: 63.6% annualized. RN turnover above 50% is the single strongest correlate with QM rating decline in CMS's own internal analyses.
Beaver Dam Health Care Center is operated as part of Bedrock Healthcare, a chain operating 9 Medicare-certified facilities (CMS chain identifier 73). Chain-operated facilities tend to share corporate compliance staff, standard operating procedures, and survey-prep resources — but also share enforcement exposure when CMS designates a chain-wide issue under the system-wide quality assurance framework.
Provider type designation: Medicare And Medicaid.
The facility is classified by CMS as rural (outside metropolitan statistical areas). Rural SNFs face different challenges — referral pipeline depth, RN availability, ambulance distance for transfers — and CMS applies certain modifiers to the staffing minimums under hardship exemption pathways for rural facilities.
Peer comparisons use a same-state cohort of 200 Medicare-certified SNFs, pulled live from CMS Provider Data. The cohort excludes terminated and surrendered certifications.
FileFlo's compliance indicator for Beaver Dam Health Care Center is 24/100 (High Risk). The score is derived from publicly published health-deficiency counts, weighted survey scores, infection-control citations, fines, and staffing hours per resident day. It is not a CMS rating. The full survey-readiness audit (covering F-tags from the most recently cited deficiencies, infection control, staffing minimums, MDS accuracy) is at /tools/cms-survey-readiness-score.
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Beaver Dam Health Care Center (CCN 525338) holds a CMS overall Five-Star rating of 1 of 5 stars on CMS Care Compare. CMS updates these ratings quarterly from the facility's submitted assessment and claims data.
Beaver Dam Health Care Center is a Medicare-certified skilled nursing facility (CMS Certification Number 525338) in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
FileFlo scores Beaver Dam Health Care Center's CMS survey-readiness at 24/100 (High Risk). This is a FileFlo indicator built from CMS-published data, not an official CMS rating.
As a Medicare-certified skilled nursing facility, Beaver Dam Health Care Center is surveyed against the Conditions of Participation in 42 CFR Part 483 — covering patient/resident rights, assessment and care planning, quality (QAPI), infection control, and aide services. Each CoP section is linked on this page.
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