United States

Every state, home by home

There are 14,690 Medicare-certified nursing homes in the United States. Pick a state to see them, or search for a town or a home by name.

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Alabama 224 Alaska 20 Arizona 140 Arkansas 221 California 1,165 Colorado 210 Connecticut 191 Delaware 44 District of Columbia 17 Florida 694 Georgia 356 Guam 1 Hawaii 43 Idaho 80 Illinois 666 Indiana 507 Iowa 387 Kansas 296 Kentucky 267 Louisiana 265 Maine 78 Maryland 221 Massachusetts 341 Michigan 422 Minnesota 338 Mississippi 202 Missouri 487 Montana 61 Nebraska 180 Nevada 66 New Hampshire 73 New Jersey 348 New Mexico 68 New York 593 North Carolina 419 North Dakota 72 Ohio 922 Oklahoma 283 Oregon 128 Pennsylvania 656 Puerto Rico 9 Rhode Island 72 South Carolina 187 South Dakota 96 Tennessee 303 Texas 1,177 Utah 97 Vermont 33 Virginia 289 Washington 193 West Virginia 123 Wisconsin 323 Wyoming 36

All 50 states, plus Guam, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. The U.S. Virgin Islands has no Medicare-certified nursing homes, so there is no page. 14,690 nursing homes in all, every one certified by Medicare, 4,404 of them cited for putting a resident in immediate danger. Every number here comes from the CMS release of August 2026.

If a nursing home hurt your loved one, you can ask questions.

Jehl Law Group is a Memphis law firm that handles nursing home abuse and neglect cases. The firm can tell you what a home's federal record says, and what can be done about it.