Threshold US · Senior housing

Nursing home supply in North Dakota

72 certified nursing homes · 4,959 certified beds · CMS Care Compare
72
certified nursing homes
4,959
certified beds
69
average beds per home
1,630
beds in 1 or 2-star homes (at-risk supply)

CMS rating mix

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

5-star1,623 beds
4-star632 beds
3-star1,034 beds
2-star839 beds
1-star791 beds
Not rated40 beds

Largest markets by beds

CityHomesBeds
Fargo7792
Bismarck5549
Grand Forks2334
Mandan3268
Minot2249
Dickinson2208
Jamestown2179
Valley City1170

Ownership

Ownership typeHomesBeds
Non Profit - Corporation513,282
Non Profit - Church Related131,229
For Profit - Limited Liability Company2203
For Profit - Corporation295
Government - City265

Largest nursing homes

HomeCityBedsCMS rating
Valley Senior Living On ColumbiaGrand Forks1964-star
Missouri SlopeBismarck1922-star
Bethany On UniversityFargo1725-star
Smp Health - St RaphaelValley City1705-star
Trinity HomesMinot1411-star
Baptist Health & RehabBismarck1403-star
Woodside VillageGrand Forks1385-star
Sunset Drive - A Prospera CommunityMandan1281-star

The demand gap

Coming shortly: the population aged 85+ in each catchment and the demand gap against the national rate, from US Census Bureau data (being finalized). Supply above is live now from CMS. Join the waitlist to be first in when the North Dakota demand analysis goes live.

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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.