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Erie County

33 skilled nursing facilities and 5,310 certified beds, measured against the rest of New York. Find yours by name.

CMS Provider Information, Oct 2026 file.

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33
buildings
5,310
beds
2.9
avg overall ratingNew York 3.1
3.2
avg staffing ratingNew York 2.9
1.32
avg case mixNew York 1.43
61%
CMS affiliation reported
The county against the state

How Erie County compares

Erie County beside New York

bar: this county, mark: the state
Occupancy89%
2 points below New York
Overall CMS rating2.9
5% below New York
Staffing rating3.2
10% above New York
Case mix1.32
8% below New York
Deficiencies per survey9.4
about the same as New York

How full the buildings are

share of buildings in each band
Erie County
18%76%
New York
13%82%
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
67%33%
For-profit (67%)Nonprofit (33%)

9 CMS affiliation groups · 80% of affiliated buildings in the 5 largest CMS groups

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

5 hospitals within 15 miles

ED = emergency department
  • Mercy Hospital of Buffalo2.7 mi · ED
  • Erie County Medical Center3.6 mi · ED
  • Kaleida Health4.2 mi · ED
  • Sisters of Charity Hospital4.4 mi · ED
  • Kenmore Mercy Hospital8.0 mi · ED

The discharge pipeline the buildings here draw from. CMS Hospital General Information.

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33 buildings in Erie County, A to Z. Tap a row to open it.

Safire Rehabilitation of Southtowns, L L CBuffalo, Erie County, NY · CCN 335663120beds2 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.36case mix
Terrace View Long Term Care FacilityBuffalo, Erie County, NY · CCN 335650390beds2 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.26case mix
Williamsville Suburban, LLCWilliamsville, Erie County, NY · CCN 335647220beds1 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.26case mix
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Who lives here

The people behind the census

U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024.

950,622
residents
183,350
aged 65 and over
40.4
median age
$72,839
median household income
Share of residents aged 65 and over19%
1 point above New York
Every skilled nursing facility in Erie County, A to Z
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About this data
How many skilled nursing facilities are in Erie County, New York?
33 CMS-certified buildings with 5,310 certified beds, in the latest CMS Provider Information file.
What is the average CMS rating in Erie County?
2.9 out of 5 stars, against a New York average of 3.1.
Are there nursing homes for sale in Erie County, New York?
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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