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Facility record report · CMS certification number 435032

COLONIAL MANOR

CUSTER, South Dakota

This certification number is not in CMS’s current Care Compare Provider Information file, processed on 1 August 2026.

Finances, as filed

From this facility’s Medicare cost reports on form CMS-2540, each figure with the worksheet, line and column it was read from.

Cost report for 1 January 2001 to 30 June 2001 — a reporting period of 180 days, not a full year, on form CMS-2540-96, settled, processed by CMS on 12 February 2003.

Revenue and expenses, fiscal year 2001
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Net patient revenue$1,347,037CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100
Total operating expenses$1,488,951CMS-2540-96 worksheet G200002 line 1500 column 200
Net income from service to patients−$141,914CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100
Total other income$14,953CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 2600 column 100
Total other expenses$763CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 3100 column 100

Net income, stated at moderate confidence: −$127,724 (CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 3200 column 100). As filed, net income for the period equals net income from service to patients plus total other income, less total other expenses (Worksheet G-3 lines 5 plus 26 less 31) on 192,460 of the 192,462 reports filed on Form CMS-2540-96 in publication years 1995-2012 that file every line it is computed from (99.99%); on 2 of them the filed figure and that arithmetic differ, by a median of $46,907, and those figures are not shown. A further 2,252 reports file net income without filing net income from service to patients (Worksheet G-3 line 5), so the arithmetic cannot be applied to them and their figure is shown as filed.

Beds, days and discharges, fiscal year 2001
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Total facility beds, all components76CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 100
Bed days available, all components13,756CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 200
Medicare (Title XVIII) patient days245CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 400
Medicaid (Title XIX) patient days8,377CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 500
Other-payer patient days4,148CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 600
Total patient days, all components12,770CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 700
Medicare discharges14CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 900
Medicaid discharges7CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1000
Other-payer discharges16CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1100
Total discharges, all components37CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1200
Average length of stay, Medicare, in days17.5CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1400
Average length of stay, Medicaid, in days1,196.71CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1500
Average length of stay, all patients, in days345.14CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1600

CMS report record 124808, read from the public cost report file SNFFY2001.zip.

Cost report for 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2000 — a reporting period of 365 days, on form CMS-2540-96, settled, processed by CMS on 22 March 2002.

Revenue and expenses, fiscal year 2000
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Net patient revenue$2,543,614CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100
Total operating expenses$2,528,441CMS-2540-96 worksheet G200002 line 1500 column 200
Net income from service to patients$15,173CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100
Total other income$39,835CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 2600 column 100

Net income, stated at moderate confidence: $55,008 (CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 3200 column 100). As filed, net income for the period equals net income from service to patients plus total other income, less total other expenses (Worksheet G-3 lines 5 plus 26 less 31) on 192,460 of the 192,462 reports filed on Form CMS-2540-96 in publication years 1995-2012 that file every line it is computed from (99.99%); on 2 of them the filed figure and that arithmetic differ, by a median of $46,907, and those figures are not shown. A further 2,252 reports file net income without filing net income from service to patients (Worksheet G-3 line 5), so the arithmetic cannot be applied to them and their figure is shown as filed.

Beds, days and discharges, fiscal year 2000
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Total facility beds, all components76CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 100
Total patient days, all components25,246CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 700
Total discharges, all components57CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1200
Average length of stay, Medicare, in days28.41CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1400
Average length of stay, Medicaid, in days652.92CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1500
Average length of stay, all patients, in days442.91CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1600

CMS report record 1773, read from the public cost report file SNFFY2000.zip.

Cost report for 1 January 1999 to 31 December 1999 — a reporting period of 364 days, on form CMS-2540-96, settled, processed by CMS on 1 May 2001.

Revenue and expenses, fiscal year 1999
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Net patient revenue$2,550,920CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100
Total operating expenses$2,624,234CMS-2540-96 worksheet G200002 line 1500 column 200
Net income from service to patients−$73,314CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100
Total other income$35,417CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 2600 column 100

Net income, stated at moderate confidence: −$37,897 (CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 3200 column 100). As filed, net income for the period equals net income from service to patients plus total other income, less total other expenses (Worksheet G-3 lines 5 plus 26 less 31) on 192,460 of the 192,462 reports filed on Form CMS-2540-96 in publication years 1995-2012 that file every line it is computed from (99.99%); on 2 of them the filed figure and that arithmetic differ, by a median of $46,907, and those figures are not shown. A further 2,252 reports file net income without filing net income from service to patients (Worksheet G-3 line 5), so the arithmetic cannot be applied to them and their figure is shown as filed.

Beds, days and discharges, fiscal year 1999
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Total facility beds, all components76CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 100
Total patient days, all components26,276CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 700
Total discharges, all components63CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1200
Average length of stay, Medicare, in days29.17CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1400
Average length of stay, Medicaid, in days5,342.33CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1500
Average length of stay, all patients, in days417.08CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1600

CMS report record 1772, read from the public cost report file SNFFY1999.zip.

Cost report for 1 January 1998 to 31 December 1998 — a reporting period of 364 days, on form CMS-2540-96, settled, processed by CMS on 3 August 2000.

Revenue and expenses, fiscal year 1998
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Net patient revenue$2,442,508CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100
Total operating expenses$2,349,713CMS-2540-96 worksheet G200002 line 1500 column 200
Net income from service to patients$92,795CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100
Total other income$28,593CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 2600 column 100

Net income, stated at moderate confidence: $121,388 (CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 3200 column 100). As filed, net income for the period equals net income from service to patients plus total other income, less total other expenses (Worksheet G-3 lines 5 plus 26 less 31) on 192,460 of the 192,462 reports filed on Form CMS-2540-96 in publication years 1995-2012 that file every line it is computed from (99.99%); on 2 of them the filed figure and that arithmetic differ, by a median of $46,907, and those figures are not shown. A further 2,252 reports file net income without filing net income from service to patients (Worksheet G-3 line 5), so the arithmetic cannot be applied to them and their figure is shown as filed.

Beds, days and discharges, fiscal year 1998
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Total facility beds, all components76CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 100
Total patient days, all components26,732CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 700
Total discharges, all components46CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1200
Average length of stay, Medicare, in days29.67CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1400
Average length of stay, Medicaid, in days2,192.88CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1500
Average length of stay, all patients, in days581.13CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1600

CMS report record 18633, read from the public cost report file SNFFY1998.zip.

Cost report for 1 January 1997 to 31 December 1997 — a reporting period of 364 days, on form CMS-2540-96, settled, processed by CMS on 24 June 1999.

Revenue and expenses, fiscal year 1997
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Net patient revenue$2,290,078CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100
Total operating expenses$2,271,442CMS-2540-96 worksheet G200002 line 1500 column 200
Net income from service to patients$18,636CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100
Total other income$39,394CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 2600 column 100

Net income, stated at moderate confidence: $58,030 (CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 3200 column 100). As filed, net income for the period equals net income from service to patients plus total other income, less total other expenses (Worksheet G-3 lines 5 plus 26 less 31) on 192,460 of the 192,462 reports filed on Form CMS-2540-96 in publication years 1995-2012 that file every line it is computed from (99.99%); on 2 of them the filed figure and that arithmetic differ, by a median of $46,907, and those figures are not shown. A further 2,252 reports file net income without filing net income from service to patients (Worksheet G-3 line 5), so the arithmetic cannot be applied to them and their figure is shown as filed.

Beds, days and discharges, fiscal year 1997
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Total facility beds, all components76CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 100
Total patient days, all components27,369CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 700
Total discharges, all components43CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1200
Average length of stay, Medicare, in days37.34CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1400
Average length of stay, Medicaid, in days2,651CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1500
Average length of stay, all patients, in days636.49CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1600

CMS report record 18631, read from the public cost report file SNFFY1997.zip.

Cost report for 1 January 1996 to 31 December 1996 — a reporting period of 365 days, on form CMS-2540-96, settled, processed by CMS on 21 October 1998.

Revenue and expenses, fiscal year 1996
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Net patient revenue$2,110,496CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100
Total operating expenses$2,188,435CMS-2540-96 worksheet G200002 line 1500 column 200
Net income from service to patients−$77,939CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100
Total other income$13,828CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 2600 column 100
Total other expenses$2,669CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 3100 column 100

Net income, stated at moderate confidence: −$66,780 (CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 3200 column 100). As filed, net income for the period equals net income from service to patients plus total other income, less total other expenses (Worksheet G-3 lines 5 plus 26 less 31) on 192,460 of the 192,462 reports filed on Form CMS-2540-96 in publication years 1995-2012 that file every line it is computed from (99.99%); on 2 of them the filed figure and that arithmetic differ, by a median of $46,907, and those figures are not shown. A further 2,252 reports file net income without filing net income from service to patients (Worksheet G-3 line 5), so the arithmetic cannot be applied to them and their figure is shown as filed.

Beds, days and discharges, fiscal year 1996
FigureAs filedWhere it comes from
Total facility beds, all components76CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 100
Total patient days, all components25,525CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 700
Total discharges, all components104CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1200
Average length of stay, Medicare, in days19.2CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1400
Average length of stay, Medicaid, in days1,410.67CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1500
Average length of stay, all patients, in days245.43CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 1600

CMS report record 18629, read from the public cost report file SNFFY1996.zip.

Five facilities of a similar size in South Dakota, fiscal year 2001

Chosen for having certified bed counts closest to this facility’s, listed by name. Every one filed for the same fiscal year; the day each year ends differs and is shown. Each figure is that facility’s own filing.

FacilityTotal facility bedsTotal patient daysNet patient revenueTotal operating expensesNet income from service to patientsPeriod ended
BELLE FOURCHE HEALTH CARE CENTER7728,034$3,830,004$4,780,313−$950,30931 December 2001
BEVERLY HEALTHCARE-MEADOWBROOK MANO7620,337$2,566,507$2,786,310−$219,80331 December 2001
COLONIAL MANOR7612,770$1,347,037$1,488,951−$141,91430 June 2001
DE SMET GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER7725,183$2,645,368$2,525,292$120,07630 September 2001
DEUEL COUNTY GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER738,483$805,279$805,520−$24130 September 2001
WAGNER GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER7321,478$2,253,936$2,382,045−$128,10930 September 2001

Where each column comes from, on every filing in this table: Total facility beds: CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 100 · Total patient days: CMS-2540-96 worksheet S300001 line 900 column 700 · Net patient revenue: CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 300 column 100 · Total operating expenses: CMS-2540-96 worksheet G200002 line 1500 column 200 · Net income from service to patients: CMS-2540-96 worksheet G300000 line 500 column 100.

Ownership, as filed with CMS

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Every change on this record

  • 12 February 2003: A cost report was filed for fiscal year 2001, on form CMS-2540-96. SNFFY2001.zip
  • 22 March 2002: A cost report was filed for fiscal year 2000, on form CMS-2540-96. SNFFY2000.zip
  • 1 May 2001: A cost report was filed for fiscal year 1999, on form CMS-2540-96. SNFFY1999.zip
  • 3 August 2000: A cost report was filed for fiscal year 1998, on form CMS-2540-96. SNFFY1998.zip
  • 24 June 1999: A cost report was filed for fiscal year 1997, on form CMS-2540-96. SNFFY1997.zip
  • 21 October 1998: A cost report was filed for fiscal year 1996, on form CMS-2540-96. SNFFY1996.zip

How to read this report

Every figure is printed as the CMS file it came from printed it. Each cost-report figure carries the worksheet, line and column of form CMS-2540 it was read from, so a reader holding the same public file can go to that cell; each Care Compare and Medicare enrollment section names its file and the date CMS stamped on it.

A figure the filing does not carry is left out, and so is a figure whose value the filing’s own arithmetic contradicts. Net income is printed with what the form’s own arithmetic shows about it — plainly where it follows from the lines above it, and, where it does not, beside what the form’s own lines leave unaccounted for. An ownership field left empty carries the dated sentence on CMS’s pause of the expanded Form CMS-855A disclosure. A source that holds nothing for this facility says so in its section.

This report carries no percentile and no score, and it does not place this facility above or below another. The five facilities above are the one comparison it draws: the nearest certified bed counts in the same state at the same fiscal year, listed by name. Nurse staffing is printed in its own section, on its own page, apart from the cost-report figures.

How to cite this report

Velarion Records, COLONIAL MANOR — facility record report, CMS certification number 435032. https://velarionrecords.com/facility/435032/report.

Published by VELARIONAI LLC · Andrew Richardson, founder. Corrections: hello@velarionrecords.com, quoting certification number 435032. Velarion Records publishes these records as filed.

Nurse staffing, quarter by quarter

Hours this facility reported to CMS’s Payroll-Based Journal, one row per quarter, oldest first, each with how its figures are derived and the file it came from.

Nurse staffing hours by quarter
QuarterQuarter endedDays reportedResident daysRegistered nurse hoursLicensed practical nurse hoursNurse aide hoursTotal nurse hours
2017Q131 March 2017905,9002,893.043,433.2518,590.9924,917.28
2017Q330 September 2017925,5433,476.942,570.1415,073.2321,120.31
2017Q431 December 2017925,5573,646.352,234.1416,460.0122,340.5
2018Q131 March 2018905,2163,691.321,634.2415,867.6221,193.18
2018Q230 June 2018915,2384,802.631,444.2313,850.8120,097.67
2018Q330 September 2018924,7735,249.231,115.4211,574.8117,939.46
2018Q431 December 2018924,8115,620.1511.513,043.2419,174.84
2019Q131 March 2019904,7956,426.96847.9811,437.2618,712.2
2019Q230 June 2019914,7227,065.67426.7511,632.6219,125.04
2019Q330 September 2019924,9976,977.54607.0212,298.6119,883.17
2019Q431 December 2019925,1706,336.01935.4613,702.2920,973.76
2020Q131 March 2020915,1266,499.391,022.3413,845.4421,367.17
2020Q230 June 2020914,8755,860.01906.9312,693.8219,460.76
2020Q330 September 2020924,3416,616.83479.6810,026.517,123.01
2020Q431 December 2020923,3696,221.53725.357,407.7114,354.59
2021Q131 March 2021903,2444,906.12304.258,157.3813,367.75
2021Q230 June 2021913,4354,657.553618,821.6813,840.23
2021Q330 September 2021923,4054,291.183697,977.4112,637.59
2021Q431 December 2021712,4223,249.77541.54,610.648,401.91
Nurse staffing hours per resident day by quarter
QuarterRegistered nurse hours per resident dayLicensed practical nurse hours per resident dayNurse aide hours per resident dayTotal nurse hours per resident day
2017Q10.4903460.5819073.1510154.223268
2017Q30.6272670.4636732.7193273.810267
2017Q40.6561720.4020412.9620324.020245
2018Q10.7076920.3133133.0421054.06311
2018Q20.9168820.2757222.6442943.836898
2018Q31.0997760.2336942.425063.758529
2018Q41.1681770.1063192.7111293.985625
2019Q11.3403460.1768472.3852473.90244
2019Q21.496330.0903752.4634944.050199
2019Q31.3963460.1214772.4611993.979021
2019Q41.2255340.180942.6503464.05682
2020Q11.2679260.1994422.7010224.168391
2020Q21.2020530.1860372.6038613.991951
2020Q31.5242640.11052.3097213.944485
2020Q41.8466990.2153012.1987864.260787
2021Q11.5123670.0937892.5146054.120761
2021Q21.355910.1050952.5681754.029179
2021Q31.2602580.108372.3428523.71148
2021Q41.3417710.2235761.903653.468997

How each quarter is derived, and its file

  • 2017Q1: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2017-03-31.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. This file names the totals hrs_rn_donadmin, hrs_lpn_admin, hrs_na_trn; they are read as hrs_rndon, hrs_lpnadmin, hrs_natrn. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2017-03-31.csv
  • 2017Q3: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2017-09-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. This file names the totals hrs_lpn_admin, hrs_na_trn; they are read as hrs_lpnadmin, hrs_natrn. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2017-09-30.csv
  • 2017Q4: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2017-12-31.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. This file names the totals hrs_lpn_admin, hrs_na_trn; they are read as hrs_lpnadmin, hrs_natrn. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2017-12-31.csv
  • 2018Q1: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2018-03-31.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2018-03-31.csv
  • 2018Q2: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2018-06-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2018-06-30.csv
  • 2018Q3: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2018-09-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2018-09-30.csv
  • 2018Q4: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2018-12-13.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2018-12-13.csv
  • 2019Q1: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2019-03-13.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2019-03-13.csv
  • 2019Q2: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2019-06-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2019-06-30.csv
  • 2019Q3: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2019-09-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2019-09-30.csv
  • 2019Q4: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2019-12-31.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2019-12-31.csv
  • 2020Q1: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2020-03-31.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2020-03-31.csv
  • 2020Q2: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2020-06-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2020-06-30.csv
  • 2020Q3: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2020-09-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2020-09-30.csv
  • 2020Q4: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2020-12-31.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2020-12-31.csv
  • 2021Q1: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2021-03-31.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2021-03-31.csv
  • 2021Q2: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2021-06-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2021-06-30.csv
  • 2021Q3: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2021-09-30.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2021-09-30.csv
  • 2021Q4: From CMS file Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2021-12-31.csv: days_reported = distinct WorkDate rows for this PROVNUM and CY_Qtr; resident_days = sum of MDScensus over those days; hours = each Hrs_* column summed over those days; rn_hours = Hrs_RNDON + Hrs_RNadmin + Hrs_RN; lpn_hours = Hrs_LPNadmin + Hrs_LPN; aide_hours = Hrs_CNA + Hrs_NAtrn + Hrs_MedAide; total_nurse_hours = rn_hours + lpn_hours + aide_hours; each *_hprd = its hours / resident_days, rounded to 6 decimal places, null when resident_days is 0. The file's `incomplete` column flags 71 of this facility's days as 1; those days are included as filed. Payroll_Based_Journal_Daily_Nurse_Staffing_:_2021-12-31.csv

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