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5 nursing homes in Puyallup, Washington

Pierce County, with CMS star ratings.

nursing homes
5
average CMS stars
3
Medicaid certified
4
beds
545

Which Puyallup nursing homes take Medicaid

4 of the 5 nursing homes in Puyallup are certified for Medicaid, so Medicaid can pay for a long stay once your parent qualifies.

The rest are not Medicaid certified: Life Care Center of South Hill.

Star ratings across Puyallup

The average overall CMS rating in Puyallup is 3 stars.

Overall ratingNursing homes
5 of 52
4 of 50
3 of 50
2 of 52
1 of 51

All 5 nursing homes in Puyallup

  1. Linden Grove Health Care Center400 - 29th Street Northeast, Puyallup 98373 1 of 5 130 beds · 39 cited at the last inspection MedicaidMedicareAbuse citation
  2. Rainier Rehabilitation920 12th Avenue Southeast, Puyallup 98372 5 of 5 117 beds · 0 cited at the last inspection MedicaidMedicare
  3. Life Care Center of Puyallup511 10th Avenue Southeast, Puyallup 98372 2 of 5 102 beds · 18 cited at the last inspection MedicaidMedicare
  4. Life Care Center of South Hill2508 7th St Southeast, Puyallup 98374 5 of 5 100 beds · 7 cited at the last inspection Medicare
  5. Puyallup Post Acute516 23rd Ave SE, Puyallup 98372 2 of 5 96 beds · 17 cited at the last inspection MedicaidMedicare

Puyallup nursing homes with the best inspection results

Nursing homeHealth inspection starsCited at last visit
Rainier Rehabilitation 5 of 50
Life Care Center of South Hill 4 of 57
Puyallup Post Acute 2 of 517
Life Care Center of Puyallup 2 of 518
Linden Grove Health Care Center 1 of 539

Fines and abuse flags in Puyallup

3 homes were fined $215,189 in total over 3 years and 1 carries the CMS abuse icon.

Who inspects nursing homes in Washington

Washington's state survey agency licenses nursing homes and runs the inspections for CMS. CMS turns those inspections, staffing and quality data into the star ratings shown here.

Medicare can pay for up to 100 days of skilled care after a hospital stay of at least 3 days. Medicare explains the rule.

Questions families ask about Puyallup

How much does a nursing home cost in Washington?

A shared room has a Washington median of $13,155 a month, a private room $15,969 (CareScout 2025).

Will Medicare pay for a nursing home in Washington?

Only for a short skilled stay after a qualifying hospital stay, up to 100 days.

How many nursing homes are in Puyallup, WA?

5 certified homes with 545 beds.

Which nursing homes in Puyallup have the best ratings?

Rainier Rehabilitation and Life Care Center of South Hill have 5 stars overall.

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