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Washington

Washington has 193 nursing homes (skilled nursing facilities) with 18,763 certified beds across 29 counties, in CMS’s Provider Information file of October 2026. Find yours by name, or pick a county.

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Adams County: 1 buildingAsotin County: 1 buildingBenton County: 4 buildingsChelan County: 3 buildingsClallam County: 3 buildingsClark County: 8 buildingsCowlitz County: 4 buildingsFranklin County: 1 buildingGrant County: 4 buildingsGrays Harbor County: 3 buildingsIsland County: 1 buildingJefferson County: 1 buildingKing County: 47 buildingsKitsap County: 9 buildingsKittitas County: 1 buildingLewis County: 3 buildingsMason County: 2 buildingsOkanogan County: 4 buildingsPacific County: 1 buildingPierce County: 21 buildingsSkagit County: 4 buildingsSnohomish County: 17 buildingsSpokane County: 16 buildingsStevens County: 2 buildingsThurston County: 7 buildingsWalla Walla County: 4 buildingsWhatcom County: 8 buildingsWhitman County: 2 buildingsYakima County: 11 buildings
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193
buildings
18,763
licensed beds
78%
occupancyU.S. 80%
3.3
avg overall ratingU.S. 3.0
1.46
avg case mixU.S. 1.40
$367
Medicaid median daily rateSep 2026
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29 counties with a skilled nursing facility, largest first.

King County47 buildings · 5,097 beds3 / 5 avg ratingPierce County21 buildings · 2,333 beds2 / 5 avg ratingSnohomish County17 buildings · 1,607 beds3 / 5 avg ratingSpokane County16 buildings · 1,600 beds3 / 5 avg ratingYakima County11 buildings · 956 beds3 / 5 avg ratingKitsap County9 buildings · 1,036 beds3 / 5 avg ratingClark County8 buildings · 744 beds3 / 5 avg ratingWhatcom County8 buildings · 674 beds3 / 5 avg ratingThurston County7 buildings · 772 beds3 / 5 avg ratingBenton County4 buildings · 364 beds4 / 5 avg ratingCowlitz County4 buildings · 343 beds3 / 5 avg ratingGrant County4 buildings · 239 beds2 / 5 avg ratingOkanogan County4 buildings · 196 beds4 / 5 avg ratingSkagit County4 buildings · 376 beds2 / 5 avg ratingWalla Walla County4 buildings · 338 beds4 / 5 avg ratingChelan County3 buildings · 250 beds4 / 5 avg ratingClallam County3 buildings · 291 beds2 / 5 avg ratingGrays Harbor County3 buildings · 271 beds4 / 5 avg ratingLewis County3 buildings · 253 beds4 / 5 avg ratingMason County2 buildings · 211 beds2 / 5 avg ratingStevens County2 buildings · 132 beds3 / 5 avg ratingWhitman County2 buildings · 103 beds1 / 5 avg ratingAdams County1 building · 39 beds4 / 5 avg ratingAsotin County1 building · 90 beds3 / 5 avg ratingFranklin County1 building · 108 beds2 / 5 avg ratingIsland County1 building · 112 beds2 / 5 avg ratingJefferson County1 building · 94 beds5 / 5 avg ratingKittitas County1 building · 74 beds2 / 5 avg ratingPacific County1 building · 60 beds4 / 5 avg rating
The market

Washington at a glance

Washington nursing home occupancy. Washington nursing homes are 78% occupied: average daily residents against certified beds, statewide, against 80% for the U.S. Source: CMS Provider Information, October 2026 file.

Washington beside the country

CMS Provider Information, building-weighted
Occupancy78%
2 points below U.S.
Overall CMS rating3.3
8% above U.S.
Staffing rating3.7
25% above U.S.
Case mix1.46
5% above U.S.
Deficiencies per survey28.4
about 2.3 times the U.S. figure

How full the buildings are

share of 193 buildings
Washington
24%38%38%
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
79%15%
For-profit (79%)Nonprofit (15%)Government (6%)

22 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.
7,816,116
residents
1,299,185
aged 65 and over
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Valley View Skilled Nursing and RehabilitationRenton, King County, WA · CCN 505202136beds3 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.57case mix
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Vancouver Specialty and Rehab CareVancouver, Clark County, WA · CCN 505269104beds3 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.90case mix
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View Ridge Care CenterEverett, Snohomish County, WA · CCN 50536270beds3 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.70case mix
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Washington Care CenterSeattle, King County, WA · CCN 505017165beds3 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.30case mix
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Washington Odd Fellows HomeWalla Walla, Walla Walla County, WA · CCN 50542153beds4 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.69case mix
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Washington State Walla Walla Veterans HomeWalla Walla, Walla Walla County, WA · CCN 50553080beds5 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.30case mix
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Wesley Homes Des Moines Health CenterDes Moines, King County, WA · CCN 505475148beds5 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.74case mix
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Willapa Harbor CareRaymond, Pacific County, WA · CCN 50534960beds4 / 5overall70-85%occupancy1.33case mix
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Woodland Convalescent CenterWoodland, Cowlitz County, WA · CCN 50523262beds2 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.36case mix
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Washington Soldiers HomeOrting, Pierce County, WA · CCN 50551697beds4 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.30case mix
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Washington Veteran Home-retsilPt Orchard, Kitsap County, WA · CCN 505517240beds2 / 5overallover 85%occupancy1.30case mix
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Woodard Creek Health & RehabilitationOlympia, Thurston County, WA · CCN 505387152beds1 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.54case mix
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Yakima Valley SchoolSelah, Yakima County, WA · CCN 50A261112beds3 / 5overallunder 70%occupancy1.29case mix
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About this data
How many nursing homes are in Washington?
Washington has 193 nursing homes (skilled nursing facilities) with 18,763 certified beds across 29 counties, in CMS’s Provider Information file of October 2026.
How many certified beds are in Washington?
18,763 certified skilled nursing beds.
What is the nursing home occupancy rate in Washington?
Washington nursing homes are 78% 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 Washington skilled nursing facilities?
3.3 out of 5 stars, averaged over the 192 rated buildings.
Are there nursing homes for sale in Washington?
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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