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Forty-five New York nursing homes were examined to determine if a relationship between age of assets, fiscal viability and quality of nursing homes, as measured by patient care indices and survey deficiencies, existed. These factors were examined on 2004 data for the nursing homes selected. Several financial variables were used to construct a fiscal viability index; and a patient care index was created from selected procedural measures that may be used to measure specific aspects of institutional care. The premise is that age of assets and fiscal viability will influence quality of patient care/survey deficiencies. Utilizing both the financial and patient care and survey indices, the following statistical models were prepared:

Impact Of Asset Age/Fiscal Viability On Selected Measures Of Patient Care In Nursing Homes