Overview of Crown Rehab and Healthcare Center Crown Rehab and Healthcare Center is a 118-bed skilled nursing facility at 3001 East Elm in Harrisonville, Cass County, Missouri, operated by Crown Operator LLC and administered by Kayla Merriman. The facility accepts Medicare and Medicaid and provides 24-hour nursing with rehabilitation, dental, podiatry, optometry, audiology, wound care, and on-site counseling services.
Long-stay hospitalizations of 2.63 per 1,000 days run 26% worse than the Missouri average of 2.08. Long-stay ED visits at 3.09 per 1,000 days are 31% worse than the state benchmark of 2.35. Short-stay metrics show similarly elevated patterns: re-hospitalization at 29.7% (17% worse than state average 25.3%) and discharge functional ability at 37.7% (30% worse than state average 53.7%).
Registered Nurse coverage at 25 minutes daily runs 11% below the state average of 28 minutes. Licensed Practical Nurse hours at 44 minutes per day exceed the state average of 41 minutes by 7%. Certified Nurse Aide staffing at 2 hours 7 minutes per day falls 9% below the state benchmark of 2 hours 19 minutes. Weekend total nursing is 2 hours 58 minutes per day, 3% below the state average of 3 hours 3 minutes.
Weekend RN coverage is adequately maintained at 21 minutes per day, 5% above the state average of 20 minutes. Physical Therapy hours match the state average at 2 minutes per resident per day.
Falls with major injury occur at 1.0% of short-stay residents, 25% worse than the Missouri average of 0.8%. Successful return to home or community stands at 48.5%, in line with the state average of 50.6%.
The facility maintains a walk score of 53, supporting moderate local walkability.
Full-service dining provides nutritionally balanced breakfast, lunch, and dinner with individual dietary monitoring.
The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Division of Regulation and Licensure, conducts inspections and unannounced surveys; families should request Crown Rehab and Healthcare Center’s complete inspection record, deficiency history, and citation details directly from the facility or the state licensing authority.
The elevated long-stay hospitalization and ED visit rates paired with poor short-stay discharge functional ability outcomes warrant specific questions about care protocols, clinical assessment practices, and rehabilitation programming.
Families should ask about quality measure performance, weekend staffing protocols, inspection findings, and plans to address discharge functional ability gaps before admission.
