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Nursing home in Slingerlands, Albany County

Eddy Village Green at Beverwyck

40 Autumn Drive, Slingerlands, NY 12159 · (518) 451-2107

Medicare abuse alert: cited for abuse

Eddy Village Green at Beverwyck is a for-profit nursing home with 24 certified beds in Slingerlands, Albany County. It is one of the smaller of the 11 certified nursing homes in Albany County. Medicare rates it 4 out of 5 stars overall (2 for health inspections, 5 for staffing and 5 for quality measures). That overall rating is above the Albany County average of 2.5 stars. Medicare currently displays an abuse alert for the facility, meaning it was cited for abuse in a recent inspection. Inspectors issued 12 health citations across 2 inspections in the current federal reporting period, including 1 involving actual harm to a resident. CMS lists no federal fines or payment denials for the facility in the past three years. Residents receive about 4.8 hours of total nursing care per day on average, and nursing staff turnover is 45%.

Medicare star ratings

Overall Medicare rating

4 / 5

Medicare's summary rating combining inspections, staffing and quality measures.

Health inspection rating

2 / 5

Based on findings from state health inspections and complaint investigations.

Staffing rating

5 / 5

Based on reported nurse and aide staffing hours per resident.

Quality measures rating

5 / 5

Based on resident outcomes such as falls, pressure ulcers and hospitalizations.

Staffing

Total nurse hours per resident per day
4.76
RN hours per resident per day
1.28
Nursing staff turnover
45.0%
RN turnover
14.3%

Staffing hours are self-reported payroll data published by CMS. Ask the facility about current staffing, including weekends.

Facility facts

Address
40 Autumn Drive, Slingerlands, NY 12159
County
Albany
Certified beds
24
Average residents per day
24
Ownership type
For profit - Corporation
Legal business name
Beverwyck, Inc
Chain affiliation
Trinity Health (19 facilities)
In Medicare/Medicaid since
2011
CMS Certification Number (CCN)
335860
Most recent standard inspection
May 1, 2026

Location and getting there

Eddy Village Green at Beverwyck is located at 40 Autumn Drive in Slingerlands, Albany County, in the Capital Region (ZIP 12159). The nearest hospital is St. Peter's Hospital, about 1.8 miles away. Distances are straight-line estimates; confirm travel routes before visiting.

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Inspection record

Inspections on record
2
Total health citations
12
Serious citations (harm or immediate jeopardy)
1
Immediate jeopardy citations
0

Serious citations

Citations where inspectors found actual harm to a resident or immediate jeopardy to resident health or safety; most recent May 1, 2026.

DateFederal tagWhat inspectors citedSeverityComplaint?
May 1, 2026F0600Protect each resident from all types of abuse such as physical, mental, sexual abuse, physical punishment, and neglect by anybodyActual harm (isolated)Yes

Inspection history

Inspection dateTypeCitationsMost serious findingOfficial report
May 1, 2026Standard health inspection5Actual harm (isolated)View CMS report
December 1, 2023Standard health inspection7Potential for harm (pattern)View CMS report

Understanding these citations

Inspectors cited this facility for serious deficiencies involving abuse, neglect or failure to investigate. These guides from Leitner Warywoda PLLC, the New York law firm that sponsors this site, explain what these problems look like and what families can do:

Federal penalties

No federal fines or payment denials are listed for this facility in the CMS penalty data we compiled. Penalties are only one indicator; review the inspection reports below for cited deficiencies.

Complaints to the New York State Department of Health

Complaints received
17
Complaints per 100 beds
71.7
Statewide average per 100 beds
57.1
On-site complaint inspections
2

NYS DOH complaint data through July 31, 2026.

Owners and managers reported to CMS

NameRole reported to CMS
Guha BalaCorporate director (since 10/01/2020)
Steven HanksCorporate director (since 01/01/2023)
Daniel IsacksenCorporate director (since 10/01/2022)
Patricia LapczynskiCorporate director (since 04/01/2025)
Robert McCormickCorporate director (since 01/01/2021)
Michael MeathCorporate director (since 10/01/2022)
Gina MyersCorporate director (since 10/01/2022)
Merriette PollardCorporate director (since 10/01/2022)
Marguerite SullivanCorporate director (since 01/01/2025)
Kerri Sweet ZavagliaCorporate director (since 10/01/2022)
Oluwatoyin TofadeCorporate director (since 01/01/2024)
Eric FarrellCorporate officer (since 07/01/2023)
Kathleen JiminoCorporate officer (since 10/05/2022)
John MarshallCorporate officer (since 10/05/2022)
Kristin SignorCorporate officer (since 04/01/2017)
William WildridgeCorporate officer (since 10/01/2022)
Michael BurkeOperational/managerial control (since 09/01/2020)
Paula KalamejskiOperational/managerial control (since 08/12/2018)
Michelle MazzaccoOperational/managerial control (since 08/22/2021)
Lori PorterOperational/managerial control (since 05/26/2024)
Kristin SignorOperational/managerial control (since 04/01/2017)
Lisa ThornOperational/managerial control (since 05/02/2014)
Melissa BakarAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 01/01/2025)
Michael BurkeAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 09/01/2020)
Eric FarrellAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 07/01/2023)
Steven HanksAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 01/01/2023)
Daniel IsacksenAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 10/01/2011)
Paula KalamejskiAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 08/12/2018)
Michelle MazzaccoAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 08/22/2021)
Lori PorterAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 05/26/2024)
Kristin SignorAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 04/01/2017)
Lisa ThornAdministrator/director of the SNF (since 05/02/2014)

Official reports and records

These links open official and independent records for CCN 335860. Read several inspections, not only the most recent, to see whether problems repeat.