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CMS Nursing Home Care Compare · Guam

Nursing homes in Guam

All 1 Medicare-certified nursing homes in Guam — the safety record CMS publishes, in one place you can sort and search.

Before the brochure: look at staffing

The single best-evidenced predictor of safe care is not the marketing — it's nurse hours per resident per day (how much hands-on nursing time each resident actually gets). CMS measures it from payroll. Researchers and CMS point to about 4.1 total nurse hours/resident/day as a staffing-adequacy reference.

In Guam, the median nursing home reports 6.11 hours/resident/day — and 100% (1 of 1 that report staffing) meet the 4.1-hour reference.

CMS lists no Special Focus facilities or candidates in Guam in the current dataset. That is the absence of CMS's worst-performer flag — not a guarantee about any individual home.

Every nursing home in Guam

Opens sorted by nurse hours/resident/day (highest first) — the staffing measure, not the star. Click any column to re-sort. Nurse-hours cells are colored green ≥ 4.1 · grey ≥ 6.11 · red below median. understaffed for rating = 4–5★ but staffs below the 4.1-hour reference. ⚠ abuse = CMS abuse/neglect citation (a citation, not a conviction).

Facility Overall Health insp. Nurse hrs/day RN hrs/day Flags
GUAM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUTHORITY
BARRIGADA
 ★★☆☆☆ ★☆☆☆☆ 6.11 1.96

What these figures mean

  • MODELED — the star ratings are CMS's composite model; two homes with the same stars can differ on what matters to you.
  • RECORDED — nurse hours/resident/day (payroll-based), the abuse citation, and the Special Focus designation are measured/recorded facts CMS publishes.
  • CONTEXT — the 4.1-hour staffing reference is framing to read the numbers by, not a pass/fail line.

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What this is — and is not

This is published CMS Nursing Home Care Compare data — the same facts CMS shows the public, sorted so you can compare. It informs and compares; it does not rate, rank, or recommend a home for your relative's specific needs, and no figure here is a guarantee. Shortlist a few, visit in person, ask about the most recent inspection, and call your state Long-Term Care Ombudsman.

Verify any facility at medicare.gov/care-compare.