The Mayer Family

THE MAYER FAMILY is a chain of skilled-nursing facilities recognized in CMS data, comprising 11 facilities located in Connecticut, New York, and Rhode Island. It is designated as a "chain" by CMS for affiliation tracing but is composed of individually operated facilities under a shared chain identifier (Chain ID 780).

Ownership of the chain’s facilities is for-profit. The chain’s facilities are legally organized in various forms: individual ownership (1 facility, ~9.1%), corporate ownership (4 facilities, ~36.4%), and LLC ownership (6 facilities, ~54.5%). CMS data for a specific facility (“Fieldston Lodge Care Center”) under this chain lists several individuals holding ≥5% ownership (Nachum Davidowitch; Sam Eisikowicz; David Landa; Andrea Mayer; Giorgio Mayer), and one managing employee, Jonathan Gewirtz. This suggests a multi-owner structure involving family members or principals; however, full corporate structure or whether a parent company exists is not clear.

The chain spans three U.S. states (Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island), operating a total of 11 facilities as of early 2026. NursingHomeDatabase.com confirms the facility count and state footprint.

The chain provides skilled-nursing care and participates in both Medicare and Medicaid programs (all 11 facilities are dually certified). CMS and affiliated data show average CMS ratings (overall 3.2 stars), health inspection (2.8), staffing (3.5), and quality measures (3.9), with 2 of 11 facilities rated 5-stars and none rated 1-star, and one facility flagged for safety concerns.

According to ProPublica’s Nursing Home Inspect (CMS-based), the chain averages 0.5 serious deficiencies per facility (compared to 0.7 national average), average staffing is 3.9 nurse hours per resident per day (on par with national average), nurse turnover of 40.4% (versus 46.2% national), and average fines per home at $29,104 (versus national average ~$31,434).