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Kansas

Kansas has 296 nursing homes (skilled nursing facilities) with 18,021 certified beds across 94 counties, in CMS’s Provider Information file of October 2026. Find yours by name, or pick a county.

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Allen County: 2 buildingsAnderson County: 2 buildingsAtchison County: 3 buildingsBarber County: 1 buildingBarton County: 2 buildingsBourbon County: 1 buildingBrown County: 1 buildingButler County: 6 buildingsChase County: 1 buildingChautauqua County: 1 buildingCherokee County: 3 buildingsCheyenne County: 1 buildingClark County: 1 buildingClay County: 2 buildingsCloud County: 3 buildingsCoffey County: 1 buildingComanche County: 2 buildingsCowley County: 6 buildingsCrawford County: 4 buildingsDecatur County: 1 buildingDickinson County: 4 buildingsDoniphan County: 1 buildingDouglas County: 5 buildingsEdwards County: 1 buildingEllis County: 3 buildingsEllsworth County: 2 buildingsFinney County: 2 buildingsFord County: 6 buildingsFranklin County: 3 buildingsGeary County: 1 buildingGraham County: 1 buildingGrant County: 1 buildingGray County: 2 buildingsGreeley County: 1 buildingGreenwood County: 1 buildingHarper County: 2 buildingsHarvey County: 7 buildingsJackson County: 1 buildingJefferson County: 4 buildingsJohnson County: 35 buildingsKearny County: 1 buildingKingman County: 2 buildingsKiowa County: 1 buildingLabette County: 4 buildingsLeavenworth County: 5 buildingsLincoln County: 1 buildingLogan County: 1 buildingLyon County: 2 buildingsMarion County: 6 buildingsMarshall County: 2 buildingsMcpherson County: 7 buildingsMeade County: 2 buildingsMiami County: 3 buildingsMitchell County: 2 buildingsMontgomery County: 4 buildingsMorris County: 1 buildingNemaha County: 5 buildingsNeosho County: 3 buildingsNess County: 1 buildingNorton County: 1 buildingOsage County: 2 buildingsOsborne County: 2 buildingsOttawa County: 1 buildingPawnee County: 1 buildingPhillips County: 2 buildingsPottawatomie County: 4 buildingsPratt County: 2 buildingsRawlins County: 1 buildingReno County: 7 buildingsRepublic County: 1 buildingRice County: 2 buildingsRiley County: 4 buildingsRooks County: 2 buildingsRush County: 1 buildingRussell County: 2 buildingsSaline County: 6 buildingsScott County: 1 buildingSedgwick County: 29 buildingsSeward County: 3 buildingsShawnee County: 15 buildingsSheridan County: 1 buildingSherman County: 1 buildingSmith County: 2 buildingsStafford County: 1 buildingStanton County: 1 buildingStevens County: 1 buildingSumner County: 4 buildingsThomas County: 2 buildingsTrego County: 1 buildingWabaunsee County: 1 buildingWashington County: 1 buildingWichita County: 1 buildingWilson County: 1 buildingWyandotte County: 9 buildings
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296
buildings
18,021
licensed beds
83%
occupancyU.S. 80%
3.1
avg overall ratingU.S. 3.0
1.26
avg case mixU.S. 1.40
$316
Medicaid median daily rateJul 2026
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94 counties with a skilled nursing facility, largest first.

Johnson County35 buildings · 3,020 beds3 / 5 avg ratingSedgwick County29 buildings · 2,202 beds2 / 5 avg ratingShawnee County15 buildings · 1,255 beds2 / 5 avg ratingWyandotte County9 buildings · 621 beds2 / 5 avg ratingHarvey County7 buildings · 507 beds3 / 5 avg ratingMcpherson County7 buildings · 494 beds3 / 5 avg ratingReno County7 buildings · 433 beds3 / 5 avg ratingButler County6 buildings · 482 beds1 / 5 avg ratingCowley County6 buildings · 340 beds3 / 5 avg ratingFord County6 buildings · 254 beds3 / 5 avg ratingMarion County6 buildings · 274 beds3 / 5 avg ratingSaline County6 buildings · 397 beds2 / 5 avg ratingDouglas County5 buildings · 255 beds3 / 5 avg ratingLeavenworth County5 buildings · 308 beds2 / 5 avg ratingNemaha County5 buildings · 228 beds3 / 5 avg ratingCrawford County4 buildings · 282 beds3 / 5 avg ratingDickinson County4 buildings · 190 beds2 / 5 avg ratingJefferson County4 buildings · 183 beds2 / 5 avg ratingLabette County4 buildings · 173 beds4 / 5 avg ratingMontgomery County4 buildings · 233 beds3 / 5 avg ratingPottawatomie County4 buildings · 156 beds3 / 5 avg ratingRiley County4 buildings · 342 beds4 / 5 avg ratingSumner County4 buildings · 198 beds4 / 5 avg ratingAtchison County3 buildings · 149 beds4 / 5 avg ratingCherokee County3 buildings · 143 beds3 / 5 avg ratingCloud County3 buildings · 111 beds3 / 5 avg ratingEllis County3 buildings · 183 beds3 / 5 avg ratingFranklin County3 buildings · 186 beds2 / 5 avg ratingMiami County3 buildings · 183 beds2 / 5 avg ratingNeosho County3 buildings · 191 beds2 / 5 avg ratingSeward County3 buildings · 114 beds2 / 5 avg ratingAllen County2 buildings · 90 beds2 / 5 avg ratingAnderson County2 buildings · 81 beds4 / 5 avg ratingBarton County2 buildings · 136 beds2 / 5 avg ratingClay County2 buildings · 75 beds5 / 5 avg ratingComanche County2 buildings · 70 beds4 / 5 avg ratingEllsworth County2 buildings · 83 beds2 / 5 avg ratingFinney County2 buildings · 122 beds5 / 5 avg ratingGray County2 buildings · 84 beds3 / 5 avg ratingHarper County2 buildings · 78 beds4 / 5 avg ratingKingman County2 buildings · 99 beds3 / 5 avg ratingLyon County2 buildings · 110 beds3 / 5 avg ratingMarshall County2 buildings · 131 beds2 / 5 avg ratingMeade County2 buildings · 65 beds4 / 5 avg ratingMitchell County2 buildings · 126 beds3 / 5 avg ratingOsage County2 buildings · 105 beds4 / 5 avg ratingOsborne County2 buildings · 103 beds3 / 5 avg ratingPhillips County2 buildings · 76 beds2 / 5 avg ratingPratt County2 buildings · 98 beds3 / 5 avg ratingRice County2 buildings · 81 beds2 / 5 avg ratingRooks County2 buildings · 64 beds3 / 5 avg ratingRussell County2 buildings · 68 beds3 / 5 avg ratingSmith County2 buildings · 67 beds4 / 5 avg ratingThomas County2 buildings · 100 beds3 / 5 avg ratingBarber County1 building · 29 beds5 / 5 avg ratingBourbon County1 building · 45 beds3 / 5 avg ratingBrown County1 building · 53 beds3 / 5 avg ratingChase County1 building · 45 beds4 / 5 avg ratingChautauqua County1 building · 45 beds4 / 5 avg ratingCheyenne County1 building · 30 beds3 / 5 avg ratingClark County1 building · 20 beds1 / 5 avg ratingCoffey County1 building · 77 beds4 / 5 avg ratingDecatur County1 building · 45 beds1 / 5 avg ratingDoniphan County1 building · 60 beds3 / 5 avg ratingEdwards County1 building · 42 beds2 / 5 avg ratingGeary County1 building · 100 beds2 / 5 avg ratingGraham County1 building · 36 beds2 / 5 avg ratingGrant County1 building · 60 beds4 / 5 avg ratingGreeley County1 building · 16 beds5 / 5 avg ratingGreenwood County1 building · 65 beds1 / 5 avg ratingJackson County1 building · 45 beds1 / 5 avg ratingKearny County1 building · 40 beds1 / 5 avg ratingKiowa County1 building · 45 beds5 / 5 avg ratingLincoln County1 building · 36 beds3 / 5 avg ratingLogan County1 building · 30 beds3 / 5 avg ratingMorris County1 building · 60 beds2 / 5 avg ratingNess County1 building · 30 beds2 / 5 avg ratingNorton County1 building · 50 beds2 / 5 avg ratingOttawa County1 building · 45 beds5 / 5 avg ratingPawnee County1 building · 80 beds5 / 5 avg ratingRawlins County1 building · 35 beds2 / 5 avg ratingRepublic County1 building · 62 beds2 / 5 avg ratingRush County1 building · 38 beds3 / 5 avg ratingScott County1 building · 54 beds3 / 5 avg ratingSheridan County1 building · 32 beds4 / 5 avg ratingSherman County1 building · 45 beds1 / 5 avg ratingStafford County1 building · 37 beds3 / 5 avg ratingStanton County1 building · 25 beds2 / 5 avg ratingStevens County1 building · 77 beds2 / 5 avg ratingTrego County1 building · 37 beds4 / 5 avg ratingWabaunsee County1 building · 60 beds4 / 5 avg ratingWashington County1 building · 42 beds3 / 5 avg ratingWichita County1 building · 4 beds3 / 5 avg ratingWilson County1 building · 45 beds3 / 5 avg rating
The market

Kansas at a glance

Kansas nursing home occupancy. Kansas nursing homes are 83% occupied: average daily residents against certified beds, statewide, against 80% for the U.S. Source: CMS Provider Information, October 2026 file.

Kansas beside the country

CMS Provider Information, building-weighted
Occupancy83%
3 points above U.S.
Overall CMS rating3.1
about the same as U.S.
Staffing rating3.5
18% above U.S.
Case mix1.26
10% below U.S.
Deficiencies per survey14.7
20% above U.S.

How full the buildings are

share of 296 buildings
Kansas
15%35%50%
under 70% occupied70-85% occupiedover 85% occupied

Occupancy compares average residents with certified beds. Certified beds can include beds the home chooses not to fill; this figure does not tell us why beds are unused.

Ownership type and affiliations

CMS Provider Information
59%35%
For-profit (59%)Nonprofit (35%)Government (6%)

30 CMS affiliation groups

CMS groups homes with shared ownership or management. An affiliation does not establish that a chain owns this building.

Who lives here

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024.
2,947,197
residents
499,834
aged 65 and over
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North Point Skilled Nursing CenterPaola, Miami County, KS · CCN 17527653beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.21case mix
Nortonville Health Care CenterNortonville, Jefferson County, KS · CCN 17532345beds1 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.71case mix
Nottingham Health and RehabilitationOlathe, Johnson County, KS · CCN 17554080beds5 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.13case mix
Onaga Operator, LLCOnaga, Pottawatomie County, KS · CCN 17522045beds4 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.32case mix
Osage Nursing & Rehabilitation CenterOsage City, Osage County, KS · CCN 17525645beds4 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.20case mix
Oswego Operator, LLCOswego, Labette County, KS · CCN 17543440beds4 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.44case mix
Overland Park Post AcuteOverland Park, Johnson County, KS · CCN 175180140beds1 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.21case mix
Paramount Community Living and Rehab IncNewton, Harvey County, KS · CCN 175385101beds3 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.19case mix
Park Lane Nursing HomeScott City, Scott County, KS · CCN 17552554beds3 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.23case mix
Park VillaClyde, Cloud County, KS · CCN 17549234beds5 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.07case mix
Parkside HomesHillsboro, Marion County, KS · CCN 17538750beds2 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.21case mix
Parkview Health and Rehabilitation CenterOsborne, Osborne County, KS · CCN 17540958beds1 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.28case mix
Parkview Heights Nursing and Rehabilitation CenterGarnett, Anderson County, KS · CCN 17543345beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.21case mix
Parkway Operator LLCEdwardsville, Wyandotte County, KS · CCN 17522945beds3 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.42case mix
Parsons Presbyterian ManorParsons, Labette County, KS · CCN 17530343beds5 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.10case mix
Peabody Health and RehabPeabody, Marion County, KS · CCN 17545745beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.04case mix
Phillips County Retirement CenterPhillipsburg, Phillips County, KS · CCN 17E65840beds1 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.12case mix
Pine VillageMoundridge, Mcpherson County, KS · CCN 17541474beds3 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.16case mix
Pinnacle Park Nursing & Rehab CenterSalina, Saline County, KS · CCN 17518460beds5 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.41case mix
Pioneer LodgeColdwater, Comanche County, KS · CCN 17E58025beds3 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.00case mix
Pittsburg Care and RehabPittsburg, Crawford County, KS · CCN 17520886beds4 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.30case mix
Plaza West Healthcare and RehabTopeka, Shawnee County, KS · CCN 175255151beds1 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.56case mix
Pleasant Valley ManorSedan, Chautauqua County, KS · CCN 17523245beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.04case mix
Pleasant View HomeInman, Mcpherson County, KS · CCN 175406122beds4 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.10case mix
Prairie Mission Retirement VillageSaint Paul, Neosho County, KS · CCN 17546861beds4 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.22case mix
Prairie Sunset Home IncPretty Prairie, Reno County, KS · CCN 17548943beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.55case mix
Pratt Health and RehabPratt, Pratt County, KS · CCN 17531545beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.37case mix
Protection Valley ManorProtection, Comanche County, KS · CCN 17E03445beds5 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.08case mix
Providence Living CenterTopeka, Shawnee County, KS · CCN 17541878beds1 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.20case mix
Providence PlaceKansas City, Wyandotte County, KS · CCN 17515945beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.43case mix
About this data
How many nursing homes are in Kansas?
Kansas has 296 nursing homes (skilled nursing facilities) with 18,021 certified beds across 94 counties, in CMS’s Provider Information file of October 2026.
How many certified beds are in Kansas?
18,021 certified skilled nursing beds.
What is the nursing home occupancy rate in Kansas?
Kansas nursing homes are 83% occupied: average daily residents against certified beds, statewide, against 80% for the U.S. Source: CMS Provider Information, October 2026 file.
What is the average CMS rating of Kansas skilled nursing facilities?
3.1 out of 5 stars, averaged over the 293 rated buildings.
Are there nursing homes for sale in Kansas?
No public listings. 3G Healthcare Real Estate sells skilled nursing facilities confidentially, so buildings for sale are not posted here. A buyer can tell us what they buy at snfradar.com/acquisition-criteria.
Source: CMS Provider Information and Care Compare · CMS files dated October 2026.
Published by 3G Healthcare Real Estate, skilled nursing advisors. Authors: Stan Klos III, Founder · Christian Patrick, President.
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