Assisted living & nursing homes in Minnesota

2,513 assisted-living / residential care and 338 nursing-home facilities — ranked by the government safety records referral sites won't show you. 705 have substantiated complaint or investigation records · 22 CMS abuse-flagged · 2 on probation.

2,851Licensed facilities
62Avg safety score
705With substantiated records
$391/dayMedian CMS all-payer rate
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⚠️31 Minnesota facilities are on the safety watchlist — flagged for CMS Special Focus, probation, or abuse citations. See the list before you tour →

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CMS cost-report rate in Minnesota

Across 276 Minnesota nursing homes with a public CMS cost report, the median all-payer rate is $391 per resident-day. This is net patient revenue divided by resident-days across Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay. It is an accounting statistic, not a private-pay quote or monthly consumer price.

Source: CMS Skilled Nursing Facility Cost Report (FY2023), analyzed by Senior Care Record Map. See the state comparison and payment guide.

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