Cape End Manor Nursing Home

Goals for the Cape End Manor. The Board of Selectmen has established the following goals for the Cape End Manor for FY 2003:

• 2.1. Cape End Manor Care Campus: pursue home rule legislation to purchase Site Y from the Commonwealth, to site Cape End Manor Care Campus thereon and consummate the land deal with Roush & Associates; to develop a timeline of milestones and potential barriers concerning important dates for acquisition of Site Y
• 2.2. Establishment of Local Non-Profit Health Care Entity: establish the local non-profit 501(c)(3) health care entity which will construct and operate the Cape End Manor Care Campus, and work towards the transition from town ownership
• 2.3. Cape End Manor Funding: Pursue additional sources of funding to minimize annual deficit and optimize revenue (including Medicaid and Uncompensated Care Fund)

The 5.6-acre "Site Y," illustrated at left, is a portion of "Parcel B"-- one of 14 parcels, totaling 122.28 acres, declared surplus by MassHighways this summer. "Parcel B" is shown on Sheet 4 and Sheet 5 of the MassHighway Discontinuance plan.

March 2002 Public Forum. The Town of Provincetown and the Cape End Manor hosted a public forum on Monday, March 18, 2002 at 6:30 p.m. at Town Hall on the Board of Selectmen and the Cape End Manor Board of Directors' proposal for a new Cape End Manor Care Campus. Click for the 3-18-02 Power Point Presentation. The facility would be constructed at Site Y, so-called, a five-acre site along Route 6 near Howland Street. Presentations will be made by Town staff and Roush & Associates, Inc., whose proposal the Board of Selectmen selected as the most advantageous for this project. Also, read the newsletter about this project. The Click for the 1-29-02 presentation made at the January 29, 2002 public forum. Click for more information.

Compare the Care Campus to Other Alternatives. See a ten-year financial analysis comparing the Care Campus with other alternatives.

2002 Determination of Need Application. The Town of Provincetown filed an application with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health to replace and relocate the Cape End Manor nursing home. Read announcement.

Cape End Manor awarded $571,716 grant. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health's Division of Health Care Finance and Policy has awarded the Town-owned Cape End Manor Nursing Home a one-time grant of $571,716. The Division awarded a total of $8 million in one-time grants to non-profit providers of elder care services, as authorized by Chapter 236 of the Acts 2000. Click for details.