U.S. News recently conducted their annual assessment of nursing homes across the United States and recognized eight ASC locations in their rankings.
In the USA, approximately 1.2 million individuals (eight percent aged 85+) will reside in a nursing home. Nursing home stays can range from days to years. To address both possibilities, two areas were rated: short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. To be recognized, a home must be “high performing” in one or both areas.
Standards for evaluation include nurse staffing, patient outcomes, measures taken to provide a safe environment, and high-quality healthcare. (The ratings methodology report can be found here.)
In the 2025 rankings, almost 15,000 nursing homes across the USA were evaluated, with only 2,836 (19%) meeting the criteria for recognition in one or both areas.
These locations achieved rankings for 2025
High Performing Short-Term & Long-Term Care (4.3% achieved ranking nationwide)
- Danville Regional Rehabilitation – Danville
High Performing in Short-Term Care (14.5% achieved ranking nationwide)
- Coventry Meadows – Fort Wayne
- Creekside Village – Mishawaka
- Springhill Village – Terre Haute
- Spring Mill Meadows – Indianapolis
High Performing Long-Term Care (8.95% achieved ranking nationwide)
- Good Samaritan Home & Rehabilitative Center – Oakland City
- Lowell Healthcare – Lowell
- Todd-Dickey Nursing and Rehabilitation – Leavenworth
Steve Van Camp, American Senior Communities CEO said, “Being among the select 19% nationwide recognized by U.S. News is incredibly rewarding. Having eight of our communities earn this distinction is a remarkable achievement and reflects the dedication and excellence of the teams at these locations. Their commitment to delivering outstanding care is genuine, and it’s gratifying to see their efforts acknowledged in this way.”
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