Silver Springs Care Center

Safety & Inspections

Health deficiencies

National median: 7

17 above national median

Total federal penalties

$24,150

Abuse citation

CMS has cited this facility for abuse in one of the two most recent reporting cycles.

CMS data as of March 1, 2026

Staffing breakdown

Average hours of nursing care each resident receives per day, by staff role. Higher numbers generally indicate more attentive care.

Total nurse staffing

National median: 4.12 hrs

3.43 hrs below national median

Registered nurse (RN)

0.27 hrs

Licensed practical nurse (LPN)

0.80 hrs

Certified nursing aide (CNA)

1.94 hrs

Quality rating trend

Overall rating stable at 2 stars across 18 data points.

Facility profile

Type

Skilled Nursing Facility · Nursing home · Rehabilitation center

Capacity

159 certified beds · ~152 avg residents/day (96% occupancy)

Ownership

For profit - Limited Liability company

Payment accepted

Medicare Medicaid (Medicare and Medicaid)

About

Silver Springs Care Center is a 159-bed, for-profit skilled nursing facility located in Meriden, Connecticut, operated by a limited liability company. According to Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services data, the center holds two-star ratings for its overall performance, staffing levels, and health inspections. There is currently no rating available for the facility's quality measures.

Location

33 Roy St, Meriden, 6450, Meriden, CT

Recent reviews

• Rosmery Bernard ★★★☆☆ July 18, 2025

  El lugar es bueno pero la terapia no sirve

• Marie Maroney ★☆☆☆☆ June 24, 2025

  First of all let me say the place is filthy. Second, it smells bad. I visited a friend there, all the water is turned off and I couldn’t even flush the toilet after I used it. Believe me when I tell you I didn’t not want to use it. I wouldn’t send my pets there, let alone a loved one.. There is mold on the ceiling tiles, dripping down the wall behind his bed. Black mold. It’s so filthy around the door handles are nearly black from dirt. Never been washed. White doors with black filth on the bottom and handles. This place should be shut down.<br>And since I am being basically being called a liar by someone replying to me that these statements are untrue HOW ABOUT SOME PHOTOS TO BACK UP MY STATEMENTS. We have feces in a toilet that would not flush, and by the looks of it I’ll bet it was used more than once. There is also a towel next to it with feces on it. We have black mold all over the ceiling tiles above my friend’s bed. We have discarded medical waste, gloves and bandages just thrown on the floor by an Aide. We have black filth around the doorknobs, and I have many, many more photos. I’m saving g t;e best for the Health Department, Our Congresswoman and our Senator. Do not ever call me a liar, for one I have no reason to lie.. and two I truly believe this dump need to be shut down.

• Justina Dugan ★☆☆☆☆ May 26, 2025

  Our experience with Silver Spring Rehab was absolutely unacceptable. My grandfather was not given the care and attention he deserved—in fact, he ended up being discharged to the VA due to malnutrition. That alone speaks volumes about the level of neglect.<br><br>I constantly had to stay on top of the care team just to make sure he received basic human care and decency. No family should have to fight so hard just to ensure their loved one is treated with respect and dignity.<br><br>This facility failed our family in every way. I strongly urge others: do not let your loved one stay here. Run for the hills.

• Susan Cooley ★★★★★ May 19, 2025

  My husband was at Silver Springs Care Center so I could have a respite. I have to say the administration and staff are wonderful. They took very good care of him. They all learned his name and personality in the short time he was there. The facility is older but for me it is the care of the staff. I also heard no complaints about the food hubby. From what I saw I would have no complaints either.<br>All and all I would use the center again.

• David Dooling ★★★☆☆ May 3, 2025

  The end room where families gather needs far better seating accommodations and perhaps a paint job with a happier color. It also needs plant life that the patients can tend to and some more artwork to adorn the walls as it is drab. Furthermore, the TV doesn't work. How about a radio with some sweet music? This seems a simple fix. They could be showing decent movies there all day. Instead, there is a piano that functions but I never see anyone playing it. Staff members seem helpful and courteous enough. If I had my choice, I would likely place my loved one elsewhere but I am not in control of her destiny at the moment. That may change and if and when it does, I plan to withdraw her from this place and send her to a different institution with more activities and attention to detail. There is seemingly little for patients to do here. While I have seen other facilities that are way worse in my opinion, I have seen better and this place is not quite a four or five star resort as claimed repeatedly. Were I a patient here, I'd go nuts. Like I said, staff members seem to genuinely care about these poor people and their quality of life so I fail to understand why certain things like frequent showers and hair washing and fun and games are seemingly overlooked. This makes me somewhat sad. The patio is a redeeming plus as it allows my loved one a few precious moments away from the hallways they wander otherwise. I did notice one poor guy who showed up a bit late for patio access due to a narrow time frame for patients to enjoy the outdoors and felt sorry for him. I believe the patio should be an all day option and patientx should be given more access. I think a vegetable and flower garden would be great for patients to maintain outside. I'd suggest a radio with some sweet music indoors and out. It would help to have something to break up the monotony. Maybe lunch could be served outdoors on select days as well, creating a picnic atmosphere? It would give them an outdoor activity. These people aren't all capable on their own, but with some help, miracles might be accomplished. I think more could be done to improve things here. I challenge you to do better. Surprisingly my loved one seemed in good spirits and seemed to have been better washed and more presentable during my latest visitation. Hence, I have upgraded my rating to three stars.

Frequently asked questions

What is the overall CMS rating for Silver Springs Care Center?

Silver Springs Care Center has an overall CMS rating of 2 out of 5 stars.

How did Silver Springs Care Center score on health inspections?

Silver Springs Care Center received a health inspection rating of 2 out of 5 stars from CMS.

What is the staffing rating for Silver Springs Care Center?

Silver Springs Care Center has a staffing rating of 2 out of 5 stars, based on nurse-to-resident ratios.

How many beds does Silver Springs Care Center have?

Silver Springs Care Center has 159 certified beds.

Does Silver Springs Care Center accept Medicare or Medicaid?

Yes, Silver Springs Care Center accepts Medicare and Medicaid.

Where is Silver Springs Care Center located?

Silver Springs Care Center is located at 33 Roy St, Meriden, 6450, Meriden, Connecticut.

How can I contact Silver Springs Care Center?

You can reach Silver Springs Care Center by phone at +1 203-237-8457.

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