Ellisville Rehabilitation and Nursing is a 210-bed skilled nursing facility at 322 Old State Road, Ellisville, Saint Louis County, Missouri, operated by Ellisville Opco LLC under the administration of Mr Cory Sterling. The facility is Medicare and Medicaid certified, maintains 24-hour nursing care, and offers long-term care, short-term rehabilitation, and memory support. Industry recognitions include Top Senior Care provider by St. Louis Magazine and Best Nursing Home by Newsweek.
The walk score is 67, indicating moderate walkability.
Staffing composition reflects substantial strength in direct care and hands-on nursing, with notable support for rehabilitation services. Registered nurses provide 25 minutes per resident per day (11% below Missouri state average of 28 minutes), maintaining near-benchmark clinical oversight. Licensed practical nurses provide 56 minutes per day (37% above state average). Certified nursing aides provide 3 hours 8 minutes per day (35% above state average of 2h 19m), substantially exceeding typical direct care staffing and suggesting robust assistance with activities of daily living.
Weekend nursing coverage is 3 hours 59 minutes per day (31% above state average), maintaining consistent staffing across the calendar week. Weekend RN presence at 16 minutes per day represents a modest 20% reduction from the state average. Physical therapist hours are 2 minutes per day, matching the state benchmark.
Quality outcomes for long-stay residents are aligned with state averages. Hospitalization rates are 2.06 per 1,000 days (in line with state average). Emergency department visit rates are 2.44 per 1,000 days (in line with state average). Short-stay rehabilitation outcomes are substantially weaker.
Readmission rates are 31.8% (26% worse than Missouri average of 25.3%). Falls with major injury occur in 1.4% of short-stay residents (84% worse than state average of 0.8%). Ability to care for self at discharge is 44.6% (17% worse than state average of 53.7%). Successful return to home or community is 39.5% (22% worse than Missouri average of 50.6%).
The facility’s regulatory record shows zero total inspections recorded, compared to a Missouri state average of seven inspections for comparable facilities. This absence of routine inspection oversight warrants explanation. Families must request and review the facility’s current licensing documentation and any available inspection records from the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
The facility provides chef-prepared meals with dietary accommodation, beauty and barber services, transportation, recreational programming including music and pet therapy, gardening and baking clubs, and spiritual care services. The 210-bed capacity supports organized community activities and multiple common areas typical of large regional facilities.
Families should request explanations for the elevated short-stay readmission and fall rates, rehabilitation program outcomes and average length of stay, and licensing and inspection records.















