Long-Term Care Hospital

Craig Hospital

3425 S Clarkson St, Englewood, CO 80113

93 Beds

Non-profit

34 Years Certified

25+ Day Avg Stay

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3425 S Clarkson St
Englewood, CO 80113

About Craig Hospital

Long-term care hospital overview

Craig Hospital is a nonprofit long-term care hospital in Englewood, CO, serving patients in Arapahoe County. The facility has 93 certified beds. Medicare certified since 1992, it has provided 34 years of extended acute care. Long-term care hospitals specialize in treating patients who require extended hospital-level care, typically with average stays of 25 days or more, for complex medical conditions that cannot be managed in a standard acute care setting.

15 physicians are affiliated with this facility.

When choosing a long-term care hospital in Englewood, CO, consider infection rates, functional improvement scores, readmission rates, and the facility's experience with extended acute care. LTCHs serve patients with complex conditions requiring prolonged hospital-level care that standard hospitals and skilled nursing facilities cannot provide.

At a Glance

Beds93

OwnershipNon-profit

Certified Since1992

CountyArapahoe

Affiliated Doctors15

Infection Rates

Healthcare-associated infections vs. national benchmarks (SIR: 1.0 = expected)

Central Line Infections (CLABSI)

Central line-associated bloodstream infections

2.410Worse Than National

National SIR: 0.731

Craig Hospital's standardized infection ratio is 2.410 (national: 0.731). This is worse than the national benchmark. Patients should discuss infection control with the facility.

C. difficile Infection (CDI)

Clostridioides difficile (C. diff) infections

0.237Better Than National

National SIR: 0.349

Craig Hospital's standardized infection ratio is 0.237 (national: 0.349). This is better than the national benchmark.

Patient Safety

Falls, pressure ulcers, restraints, and ICU utilization

Falls with Major Injury

Lower is better

Rate of falls resulting in major injury during LTCH stay

0.19%

Natl: 0.1%

Pressure Ulcers

Lower is better

Rate of new or worsened pressure ulcers

1.3%

Natl: 2.3%

Restraint Use

Lower is better

Percentage of patients with physical restraints

14.7%

ICU Bed Days

Percentage of patient days spent in ICU

74.5%

Functional Outcomes

Patient mobility and self-care improvement

Mobility Score Change

Average change in mobility score during LTCH stay (higher = more improvement)

6.47 pts

Natl: 7.0 pts

Patients at Craig Hospital show an average mobility score change of 6.47 points (national: 7.0). Higher scores indicate greater functional improvement during the LTCH stay.

Functional Improvement at Discharge

Percentage of patients with functional improvement by discharge

64.9%

Natl: 51.7%

64.9% of patients at Craig Hospital showed functional improvement at discharge (national: 51.7%). This reflects effective rehabilitation during the extended stay.

Clinical Quality

Drug safety, care coordination, and treatment measures

Drug Regimen Review

Patients with timely drug regimen review to prevent adverse drug events

91.0%

Natl: 94.0%

Anticoagulation for AFib

Patients with atrial fibrillation receiving appropriate anticoagulation therapy

89.7%

VTE Prophylaxis

Patients receiving venous thromboembolism prophylaxis

97.2%

Health Info Transfer (Admission)

Timely transfer of health information at admission

100.0%

Natl: 93.8%

Health Info Transfer (Discharge)

Timely transfer of health information at discharge

100.0%

Natl: 97.4%

Vaccination Rates

Immunization coverage

Influenza Vaccination96.8%

Patients assessed and appropriately given seasonal flu vaccine (national: 71.5%)

COVID-19 Vaccination (Staff)5.3%

Healthcare personnel up to date with COVID-19 vaccination (national: 88.8%)

Affiliated Physicians

15 affiliated physicians

Dr. John Tillett, MD

Urology

Dr. Andrew Park, MD