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Nursing home supply in North Carolina

420 certified nursing homes · 43,869 certified beds · CMS Care Compare
420
certified nursing homes
43,869
certified beds
104
average beds per home
20,708
beds in 1 or 2-star homes (at-risk supply)

CMS rating mix

Certified beds by CMS overall 5-star rating across North Carolina. Beds in 1 and 2-star homes are supply that may not survive, and therefore latent replacement demand.

5-star7,531 beds
4-star6,421 beds
3-star8,884 beds
2-star10,012 beds
1-star10,696 beds
Not rated325 beds

Largest markets by beds

CityHomesBeds
Charlotte191,921
Durham111,292
Raleigh111,255
Greensboro111,199
Wilmington11977
Asheville10927
Fayetteville8886
Winston-Salem7761

Ownership

Ownership typeHomesBeds
For Profit - Corporation17819,125
For Profit - Limited Liability Company15817,338
Non Profit - Corporation503,709
For Profit - Individual111,378
Government - State6874

Largest nursing homes

HomeCityBedsCMS rating
Longleaf Neuro-Medical Treatment CenterWilson2483-star
Premier Nursing And Rehabilitation CenterJacksonville2393-star
Alpine Health And Rehabilitation Of AsheboroAsheboro2385-star
Carver Living CenterDurham2321-star
Willow Valley Center For Nursing And RehabilitatioWinston-Salem2301-star
Mary Gran Nursing CenterClinton2121-star
Margate Health And Rehabilitation, LlcJefferson2103-star
Maple Grove Health And Rehabilitation CenterGreensboro2105-star

The demand gap

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Supply: CMS Care Compare Provider Information (public domain), latest release. Every figure is a statistical estimate for site screening, not a USPAP appraisal or investment advice.