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Fonteum Care Compare · District of Columbia

District of Columbia nursing homes: 17 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 District of Columbia — every column traced to the CMS Care Compare NH Provider Information dataset.

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Snapshot May 7, 2026·17 Medicare-certified nursing homes in District of Columbia·CMS Care Compare — NH Provider Info (4pq5-n9py)·Module overview →·Methodology →·Audit Pack →
Source-published 2026-04-29 · State-scoped subset of CMS national snapshot · Star ratings refresh quarterly

Ownership breakdown — District of Columbia

Non profit - Corporation
8
For profit - Limited Liability company
6
Non profit - Other
2
For profit - Corporation
1

Highest-rated facilities — District of Columbia

Top 17 by CMS Overall ★. Select a facility to view per-facility detail.

ProviderCityOverall ★Staffing ★Beds
Lisner Louise Dickson HurthomeWashington5560
Ingleside At Rock CreekWashington5534
Sibley Mem Hosp RenaissanceWashington5545
Forest Hills Of DcWashington5555
Jeanne Jugan ResidenceWashington5540
Washington Ctr For Aging SvcsWashington45259
Serenity Rehabilitation And Health Center LlcWashington44183
Knollwood HscWashington4469
Ascension Living Carroll ManorWashington45252
The Hsc Pediatric Skilled Nursing FacilityWashington4316
Stoddard Baptist Nursing HomeWashington32164
Harborside Health & RehabilitationWashington34125
Inspire Rehabilitation And Health Center LlcWashington34180
Unique Rehabilitation And Health Center LlcWashington35230
Capitol City Rehab And Healthcare CenterWashington24360
Bridgepoint Subacute And Rehab Capitol HillWashington23117
Deanwood Rehabilitation And Wellness CenterWashington13296

Browse nursing homes by city — District of Columbia

1 city with Medicare-certified nursing homes in District of Columbia.

Washington17

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