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Who Owns Cathedral Village in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania?

Cathedral Village is a Medicare-certified skilled nursing facility in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. CMS associates the facility with PRESBYTERIAN SENIOR LIVING, while the ownership filings we resolve associate it with PHI. WhoOwnsCare has not resolved the relationship between these organisations with enough confidence to identify a single controlling corporate family, so this page reports both rather than choosing one.

Ownership resolution: Unresolved

Ownership resolution notice. This facility sits in an unresolved cohort where CMS's chain designation and the resolved ownership filings point to different organisations. The page is published for navigation and is not indexed while the difference is unexplained.

Facility Snapshot

CCN395467
Facility typeSkilled Nursing Facility
CityPhiladelphia
CountyPhiladelphia
StatePennsylvania
Certified beds82
CMS overall rating4 of 5
Ownership typeNon profit - Corporation
Corporate familyPHI

Corporate Family

This facility is part of the PHI corporate family. The complete portfolio mapping, related legal entities and transaction history are part of the paid intelligence below.

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Occupancy of certified beds••••%
Medicaid share of resident days••••%
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Financial trend (three periods)
Staffing intelligence
MetricResult
Nurse hours per resident day
RN hours per resident day
Annual nursing turnover
Health deficiencies on record
Distress analysis
ComponentScore
Distress 2.0 score (0–100) and six component values
Component contributions and source values behind the public band
Why this facility surfaced (evidence-based drivers)
Ownership & transaction context
FieldValue
Operating entity and owner of record
Ownership percentages and association dates
Change-of-ownership parties and dates

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Common Questions

Is Cathedral Village Part of a Chain?

Yes. PHI is associated with 10 facilities across the markets WhoOwnsCare currently covers.

Who Owns Cathedral Village?

Sources disagree. CMS associates the facility with one organisation and the ownership filings associate it with another; we report both rather than assert one.

Ownership Relationships for Cathedral Village

Operating family (who controls this facility)Phi
Operating entityresolved (confidence moderate); the enrolled operating entity is named in the full report
Family resolution status (v1.0)confirmed
CMS affiliation entityPRESBYTERIAN SENIOR LIVING (CMS evidence; separate from the operating family)
Legal corporate parentnone on file from integrated SEC/IRS evidence
Management companyno management-company candidate identified in CMS control roles
Property ownernot derivable from the public sources currently integrated
Lender / security interestsnone recorded

Each row is a different relationship. Operating control, CMS affiliation, legal parentage, management, property ownership and financing are recorded separately and never merged.

Ownership History and Financial Reporting

Recorded changes of ownershipnone on file in the CMS SNF CHOW dataset
Latest cost-report period2024-07-01 to 2025-06-30 (365-day period)
Latest reported net resultpositive
Reporting periods on file2

Exact reporting periods are preserved and never annualised. Operating expense, net income, utilisation and the full ownership-change history with buyer and seller are in the complete report.

Distress Summary

Distress 2.0 band: Low Drivers: civil money penalty / enforcement activity; elevated health-deficiency count; low or declining occupancy.

Bands summarise six documented components; the score and component values are in the paid report.

Related Research

Sources

CMS Medicare enrollment and ownership files, Care Compare provider information, Payroll Based Journal, Medicare cost reports (HCRIS). Data vintage July–August 2026. Full methodology.