CMS 5-star · New Hampshire

CMS 5-Star Nursing Homes in New Hampshire

The 13 nursing homes in New Hampshire that CMS rates 5 stars overall — its highest rating. Listed exactly as CMS publishes it.

13 rated 5 stars by CMSNew HampshireCMS data · updated 2026-08-03

How this list is built. This page lists the nursing homes that meet one explicit CMS threshold — an overall rating of 5 stars — in New Hampshire. SeniorCareRating.com does not independently rank or recommend providers. Inclusion reflects CMS’s own rating, nothing more.

At a glance

CMS assigns its highest overall rating — 5 stars — to 13 of New Hampshire’s 72 rated nursing homes (about 18%), spread across 10 cities. A 5-star rating summarizes past health inspections, staffing, and quality measures; it is not a guarantee of current care.SeniorCareRating.com reports CMS’s ratings exactly as published and adds no ranking of its own.
Rated 5 stars by CMS
13
overall rating
Share of rated facilities
18%
of 72 rated
Cities represented
10
All nursing homes in state
73

Who runs the 5-star facilities

Ownership composition of the 13 CMS 5-star nursing homes in New Hampshire.

Ownership composition

Whether the state's CMS 5-star facilities are mostly for-profit, non-profit, or government-run.

For profit - Limited Liability company5
Non profit - Corporation3
Government - County3
Non profit - Church related2

CMS-reported data · updated 2026-08-03

Methodology
Ownership type is a CMS-reported field. Counts are across the 5-star cohort only.

CMS 5-star nursing homes in New Hampshire

All 13 facilities, grouped by county. Overall, health-inspection, staffing, and quality-measure ratings are CMS's.

Hillsborough County4

FacilityOverallHealthStaffingQualityBedsActions
Hillsborough County Nursing Home
Goffstown · Government - County
5 out of 54 out of 55 out of 55 out of 5300
Holy Cross Health Center
Manchester · Non profit - Church related
5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 54 out of 540
Maple Leaf Health Care Center
Manchester · For profit - Limited Liability company
5 out of 55 out of 52 out of 54 out of 5114
Villa Crest Nursing and Retirement Center
Manchester · For profit - Limited Liability company
5 out of 54 out of 54 out of 55 out of 5126

Rockingham County4

FacilityOverallHealthStaffingQualityBedsActions
Cedar Healthcare Center
Portsmouth · For profit - Limited Liability company
5 out of 55 out of 53 out of 54 out of 5102
Colonial Poplin Nursing Home
Fremont · For profit - Limited Liability company
5 out of 55 out of 52 out of 53 out of 550
Riverwoods at Exeter
Exeter · Non profit - Corporation
5 out of 54 out of 54 out of 55 out of 58
Warde Health Center
Windham · Non profit - Corporation
5 out of 55 out of 54 out of 53 out of 532

Belknap County3

FacilityOverallHealthStaffingQualityBedsActions
Belknap County Nursing Home
Laconia · Government - County
5 out of 54 out of 55 out of 52 out of 594
Golden View Health Care Center
Meredith · Non profit - Corporation
5 out of 54 out of 55 out of 52 out of 5131
Saint Francis Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
Laconia · Non profit - Church related
5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 54 out of 551

Cheshire County1

FacilityOverallHealthStaffingQualityBedsActions
Langdon Place of Keene
Keene · For profit - Limited Liability company
5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 53 out of 525

Coos County1

FacilityOverallHealthStaffingQualityBedsActions
Coos County Nursing Hospital
West Stewartstown · Government - County
5 out of 55 out of 54 out of 52 out of 597

How to read a CMS 5-star rating

What the rating does and does not tell you.

A 5-star overall rating means a facility scored in CMS’s top band on the combination of health inspections, staffing, and quality measures — as of the last reported data. It is a useful starting point, not a verdict. Two 5-star facilities can differ meaningfully on their individual components and records.

Before choosing, also review each facility’s:

  • Recent inspections. the findings and dates of the latest surveys
  • Staffing. nurse and aide levels relative to residents
  • Citations. what inspectors recorded, and severity
  • Federal penalties. fines on record
  • Payment denials. a distinct CMS record type
  • Ownership. the CMS-reported ownership group

Every facility above links to its full CMS profile with these records, and you can put any of them side by side in Compare. Confirm current details on Medicare’s Care Compare and visit in person.

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Frequently asked questions

How many CMS 5-star nursing homes are in New Hampshire?

CMS assigns its highest overall rating — 5 stars — to 13 of the 72 rated nursing homes in New Hampshire (about 18%), across 10 cities. All 13 are listed on this page.

Does a CMS 5-star rating mean a nursing home is safe or right for me?

No. A 5-star overall rating is CMS's summary of past data — health inspections, staffing, and quality measures — not a guarantee of current conditions or a fit for an individual's needs. SeniorCareRating.com does not independently rank or recommend providers. Read a facility's recent inspections, staffing, citations, penalties, and ownership, and visit in person before deciding.

How does CMS calculate the overall star rating?

CMS combines three components — health inspections, staffing relative to resident needs, and clinical quality measures — into a single 1–5 overall rating. It reflects past reported data. Some facilities are not rated when CMS lacks sufficient data.

How current is this list?

The ratings reflect the CMS data snapshot refreshed 2026-08-03. CMS updates ratings over time; confirm a facility's current rating on Medicare's Care Compare before deciding.

Methodology and limits
New Hampshire has 13 nursing homes CMS rates 5 stars overall, from the CMS Provider Data Catalog. Inclusion is based solely on the CMS overall star rating; SeniorCareRating.com does not independently rank or recommend providers. CMS ratings are shown exactly as published and summarize past data, not current conditions. Missing values are shown as missing, never as zero. See full methodology.
SeniorCareRating.com summarizes public CMS data. It is not affiliated with CMS, Medicare.gov, or any nursing home. Data may lag current conditions. This is not medical, legal, or care-placement advice — always verify with official sources and qualified professionals.