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Kentucky nursing homes: 268 Medicare-certified facilities, source-cited quality data.

CMS overall star rating, staffing rating, health inspection rating, ownership type, and Special Focus Facility / candidate status for every Medicare-certified nursing home in Kentucky — every column traced to the CMS Care Compare NH Provider Information dataset.

Special Focus Facility transparency

1 active Special Focus Facility designation and 5 candidates in Kentucky — facilities CMS has flagged for repeat health-inspection deficiencies.

  • Clifton Heights (Louisville) — 1 of 5 stars overall, SFF Candidate
  • Salyersville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center (Salyersville) — 1 of 5 stars overall, SFF Candidate
  • Stanford Crossing (Stanford) — 1 of 5 stars overall, SFF Candidate
  • Bourbon Heights Nursing Home (Paris) — 1 of 5 stars overall, SFF Candidate
  • Chestnut Ridge Health & Rehabilitation (Louisville) — 2 of 5 stars overall, SFF Candidate

Ownership breakdown — Kentucky

For profit - Limited Liability company
119
For profit - Corporation
86
Non profit - Corporation
36
For profit - Individual
8

Highest-rated facilities — Kentucky

Top 25 by CMS overall star rating. The table is an unlinked state inventory.

ProviderCityOverall (of 5)Staffing (of 5)Beds
Laurel Heights Home For The ElderlyLondon54143
Kenwood Health And Rehabilitation CenterRichmond5293
Twin Rivers Nursing And Rehabilitation CenterOwensboro53132
Signature Healthcare Of ElizabethtownElizabethtown53124
Nazareth HomeLouisville55118
Cedar Ridge Health CampusCynthiana5453
Christian Health CenterHopkinsville54114
Riverview Health Care CenterPrestonsburg53121
Rockcastle Regional Hospital And Respiratory CareMount Vernon53143
Hopkins Nursing And Rehabilitation CenterWoodburn5250
Signature Healthcare Of Monroe County Rehab And WeTompkinsville54104
Signature Healthcare At Jefferson Manor Rehab & WeLouisville53100
Grayson Nursing And Rehab CenterLeitchfield5272
Helmwood HealthcareElizabethtown5360
Hyden Health And Rehabilitation CenterHyden5494
Maysville Nursing And Rehabilitation FacilityMaysville52130
Providence Pointe HealthcarePaducah54108
Elkhorn Health & RehabilitationElkhorn City52106
Calvert City Convalescent CenterCalvert City5595
Middlesboro Nursing And Rehabilitation FacilityMiddlesboro5295
Shady Lawn Nursing And Rehabilitation CenterCadiz5250
Loretto Living Center At Loretto Motherhouse, IncNerinx5555
Redbanks Colonial TerraceSebree5287
Sansbury Care CenterSaint Catharine5548
Prestonsburg Health Care CenterPrestonsburg5456

Nursing homes by city — Kentucky

153 cities with Medicare-certified nursing homes in Kentucky.

Louisville35
Lexington13
Owensboro7
Bowling Green6
Elizabethtown5
Glasgow5
Corbin4
Madisonville4
Paducah4
Somerset4
Ashland3
Cynthiana3
Fort Thomas3
Greenville3
Hopkinsville3
Richmond3
Bardstown2
Berea2
Calvert City2
Campbellsville2
Clinton2
Covington2
Danville2
Dawson Springs2
Elsmere2
Erlanger2
Florence2
Frankfort2
Georgetown2
Hardinsburg2
Harrodsburg2
Hazard2
Henderson2
Kuttawa2
La Grange2
Leitchfield2
Mayfield2
Morganfield2
Mount Washington2
Prestonsburg2
Radcliff2
Shelbyville2
Albany1
Alexandria1
Annville1
Auburn1
Augusta1
Barbourville1
Bardwell1
Beattyville1
Beaver Dam1
Bedford1
Benton1
Booneville1
Brandenburg1
Brodhead1
Brownsville1
Burkesville1
Butler1
Cadiz1
Calhoun1
Campton1
Carlisle1
Carrollton1
Cold Spring1
Columbia1
Cumberland1
Edgewood1
Edmonton1
Elkhorn City1
Elkton1
Flatwoods1
Flemingsburg1
Fordsville1
Franklin1
Frenchburg1
Fulton1
Grayson1
Greensburg1
Hanson1
Harlan1
Hartford1
Hindman1
Hodgenville1
Horse Cave1
Hyden1
Inez1
Irvine1
Jackson1
Jamestown1
Jeffersontown1
La Center1
Lancaster1
Lawrenceburg1
Lebanon1
Lewisport1
Liberty1
London1
Louisa1
Louisvile1
Manchester1
Marion1
Masonic Home1
Maysville1
Middlesboro1
Midway1
Monticello1
Morehead1
Morgantown1
Mount Olivet1
Mount Sterling1
Mount Vernon1
Murray1
Nerinx1
New Castle1
Nicholasville1
Owenton1
Owingsville1
Paintsville1
Paris1
Pembroke1
Phelps1
Pikeville1
Pine Knot1
Pineville1
Princeton1
Prospect1
Russellville1
Saint Catharine1
Salem1
Salyersville1
Sandy Hook1
Scottsville1
Sebree1
South Shore1
South Williamson1
Springfield1
Stanford1
Stanton1
Taylorsville1
Tompkinsville1
Union1
Vanceburg1
Villa Hills1
Warsaw1
West Liberty1
Whitesburg1
Williamsburg1
Williamstown1
Wilmore1
Winchester1
Woodburn1
Wurtland1

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What’s on file, by the numbers

Platform snapshot · 2026-09-27

13.4Mproviders & companiesProviders, organizations, owners, and facilities on file
26.2Msource-linked factsSource-linked field facts in the dated platform snapshot
90sources with dataDistinct snapshot source IDs with at least one positive record count
9fresh sourcesDistinct source IDs whose latest positive-data snapshot falls within the preceding 45 days
111sources integratedActive registry rows; integration does not establish a load
13state Medicaid jurisdictionsDistinct states represented in the state-exclusions serving table

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