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16 nursing homes in District of Columbia

Medicare and Medicaid certified, with CMS star ratings.

nursing homes
16
average CMS stars
3.5
certified beds
2,469
for profit
44%

How District of Columbia nursing homes rate

CMS rates 16 of District of Columbia's 16 certified nursing homes. The average overall rating is 3.5 stars.

Overall ratingNursing homes
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The top-rated nursing homes in District of Columbia

Sorted by overall stars, then health inspection stars, staffing and size.

Nursing homeCityOverallBeds
Lisner Louise Dickson HurthomeWashington 5 of 560
Jeanne Jugan ResidenceWashington 5 of 540
Sibley Mem Hosp RenaissanceWashington 5 of 545
Serenity Rehabilitation and Health Center LLCWashington 5 of 5183
Forest Hills of DCWashington 4 of 555
Inspire Rehabilitation and Health Center LLCWashington 4 of 5180
Knollwood HSCWashington 4 of 569
Unique Rehabilitation and Health Center LLCWashington 4 of 5230
Stoddard Baptist Nursing HomeWashington 3 of 5164
Ingleside at Rock CreekWashington 3 of 534

Nursing homes by city

The cities with the most certified nursing homes in District of Columbia.

Who owns them

OwnershipNursing homesShare
For profit744%
Non-profit956%
Government00%

Inspections and fines

At the most recent standard inspection, District of Columbia's homes were cited for 386 deficiencies, an average of 24.1 each. 0 had none. 11 homes were fined $1,192,013 over 3 years.

Special focus facilities and abuse flags

2 homes carry the CMS abuse icon. 0 are special focus facilities and 0 are candidates: homes with a long record of serious problems that CMS inspects more often.

How to read a CMS star rating

One star is much below average and five stars much above, compared with other homes in the same state. Look at the health inspection stars first, then read the citations.

Questions families ask about District of Columbia

How many nursing homes are in District of Columbia?

16 certified by CMS.

What is the best rated nursing home in District of Columbia?

We don't pick one. Lisner Louise Dickson Hurthome in Washington tops the CMS sort with 5 stars.

Will Medicare pay for a nursing home in District of Columbia?

For up to 100 days of skilled care after a 3-day hospital stay, not for long-term custodial care.

What does a CMS star rating mean?

How a home compares with others in the same state, from inspections, staffing and quality.

From the federal record: CMS Provider Information, October 2026 release.