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US nursing home supply, state by state
Every US state, ranked by certified nursing home beds. Each state page shows the CMS rating mix, largest markets and operators, and (shortly) the population aged 85+ and the demand gap. National coverage because CMS nursing home data is federal.
Texas
1,176 homes · 133,359 beds
California
1,164 homes · 114,883 beds
New York
596 homes · 111,620 beds
Illinois
667 homes · 85,157 beds
Florida
694 homes · 84,517 beds
Pennsylvania
656 homes · 83,064 beds
Ohio
921 homes · 81,070 beds
New Jersey
348 homes · 50,981 beds
Missouri
487 homes · 50,054 beds
Indiana
507 homes · 48,888 beds
Michigan
423 homes · 44,034 beds
North Carolina
420 homes · 43,869 beds
Massachusetts
341 homes · 40,961 beds
Georgia
356 homes · 39,494 beds
Tennessee
303 homes · 34,678 beds
Virginia
289 homes · 32,648 beds
Louisiana
266 homes · 32,316 beds
Oklahoma
283 homes · 27,465 beds
Maryland
221 homes · 27,307 beds
Alabama
224 homes · 26,504 beds
Kentucky
268 homes · 25,426 beds
Iowa
389 homes · 25,254 beds
Wisconsin
323 homes · 24,768 beds
Arkansas
221 homes · 24,166 beds
Minnesota
338 homes · 24,118 beds
Connecticut
191 homes · 22,699 beds
Colorado
210 homes · 19,755 beds
South Carolina
187 homes · 19,618 beds
Washington
193 homes · 18,781 beds
Kansas
296 homes · 18,099 beds
Mississippi
202 homes · 17,501 beds
Arizona
140 homes · 15,984 beds
Nebraska
179 homes · 13,667 beds
West Virginia
123 homes · 10,711 beds
Oregon
128 homes · 10,619 beds
Utah
97 homes · 8,379 beds
Rhode Island
72 homes · 8,190 beds
New Hampshire
73 homes · 7,326 beds
Nevada
66 homes · 7,235 beds
New Mexico
68 homes · 6,919 beds
Idaho
80 homes · 6,099 beds
South Dakota
96 homes · 5,848 beds
Maine
78 homes · 5,830 beds
Montana
61 homes · 5,050 beds
North Dakota
72 homes · 4,959 beds
Delaware
44 homes · 4,717 beds
Hawaii
42 homes · 4,248 beds
Wyoming
36 homes · 2,938 beds
Vermont
33 homes · 2,936 beds
District of Columbia
17 homes · 2,485 beds
Alaska
20 homes · 815 beds
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See pricing & join the waitlistSupply: CMS Care Compare Provider Information (public domain). Population data: US Census Bureau. Estimates for site screening, not a USPAP appraisal or investment advice.