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Staffing & PBJ snapshot

Seagate Rehabilitation And Nursing Center

3015 West 29th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11224 · CCN 335513 · 360 certified beds · Part of Excelsior Care Group

King & Co. ConsultingPrepared October 20, 2026
CMS data as of September 2026
Overall2 / 5
Staffing1 / 5
Health inspection1 / 5
Quality measures5 / 5

Staffing compared with averages

MeasureFacilityNYU.S.
Total nurse hours per resident day2.993.633.86
Weekend nurse hours per resident day2.803.183.42
RN hours per resident day0.460.710.69
Nurse aide hours per resident day2.092.152.32
Total nursing staff turnover24.5%40.3%45.8%
RN turnover44.8%39.8%42.9%

What stands out

  • Staffing rating is 1 of 5 starsStaffing is weighted heavily in the overall rating. Missing agency hours, job code mapping errors or excluded staff in PBJ can understate the hours you actually provide.
  • Reported nurse hours are 18% below the NY averageIf the building is staffed better than this, hours may be missing from the PBJ file. Agency staff, contract nurses and salaried nurse managers are the most common gaps.
  • Nursing turnover is 16 points below the NY averageRetention is a real strength. Keep onboarding and manager practices consistent as the team changes.
  • 3 administrators have leftLeadership turnover often leaves gaps in who owns payroll, PBJ and HR processes. A documented process protects the building through transitions.
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Source: CMS Care Compare Provider Information and State and US Averages, processed 2026-09-01. Staffing hours are reported per resident per day from Payroll-Based Journal data. This snapshot summarizes public data for discussion and is not a CMS determination.

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