State data · CMS September 2026

Nursing homes in Montana

Montana has 61 nursing homes certified for Medicare or Medicaid, with 4,997 certified beds and a median occupancy of 68.9% (US median 85.7%). 57% are for-profit, 31% nonprofit and 11% government-owned, and 53% belong to a chain or affiliated group. HUD has endorsed 28 FHA-insured Section 232 nursing home loans in Montana since fiscal 2001, totaling $0.1 billion in original principal, 3 of them since fiscal 2021.

Facilities
61
Certified beds
4,997
Median occupancy
68.9%
Median nurse hours / resident day
3.86
HUD 232 loans since FY2001
28

Star ratings

CMS overall ratings for the 59 rated Montana facilities. 1 are Special Focus Facilities and 5 are candidates, the CMS list for homes with a history of serious quality problems.

Ownership

MeasureMontanaShare
For-profit3557%
Nonprofit1931%
Government711%
Changed ownership in the last 12 months00%
Private equity owner self-reported to CMS00%
REIT owner self-reported to CMS35%

Largest chains and affiliated groups in Montana

  1. The Charly Bello Family, the Maze Family, the Swain Family, & Walter Myers: 7 facilities
  2. Eduro Healthcare: 7 facilities
  3. Evergreen Healthcare Group: 6 facilities
  4. Sweetwater Care: 4 facilities
  5. Cascadia Healthcare: 3 facilities
  6. The Goodman Group: 3 facilities
  7. Real Property Health Facilities: 1 facility
  8. Ivy Healthcare Group: 1 facility

Facilities with HUD Section 232 history

6 Montana facilities match at least one FHA-insured loan in HUD's healthcare database, most recent endorsement first.

FacilityCityBedsLatest endorsementAmount
Pioneer Care and RehabilitationDillon87Feb 15, 2023$6,400,000
Park Place Transitional Care and RehabilitationGreat Falls189Feb 15, 2023$12,560,000
Laurel Health & Rehabilitation CenterLaurel79Nov 30, 2020$6,747,200
Riverside Health & RehabilitationMissoula72Sep 28, 2012$2,115,000
Village Health & RehabilitationMissoula193Feb 28, 2012$7,571,600
The Valley Health and RehabHamilton58Dec 14, 2010$2,744,000

Largest by certified beds

  1. Village Health & Rehabilitation, Missoula: 193 beds
  2. Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation, Great Falls: 189 beds
  3. St John's Lutheran Home, Billings: 186 beds
  4. Copper Ridge Health and Rehabilitation Center, Butte: 186 beds
  5. Yellowstone River Nursing and Rehabilitation, Billings: 160 beds
  6. Immanuel Skilled Care Center, Kalispell: 155 beds
  7. Skyline Heights Nursing and Rehabilitation, Billings: 150 beds
  8. Kalispell Rehabilitation and Nursing LLC, Kalispell: 140 beds
  9. Northern Montana Care Center, Havre: 135 beds
  10. River Ridge Rehabilitation and Nursing LLC, Billings: 129 beds

Every Montana facility

The full list is sorted by city, on one page.

Anaconda to Wolf Point

Sources and dates

Facility, rating, staffing and ownership data: CMS Provider Information and CMS Ownership, processing date September 2026. Private equity, REIT and mortgage-interest flags and changes of ownership: CMS Skilled Nursing Facility All Owners and Change of Ownership files (2026-10-01). FHA-insured loans: HUD Office of Healthcare Programs endorsement database, data run July 8, 2026. How we join them, and what the join can get wrong: methodology.

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