Nursing homes · Michigan

Nursing homes in Michigan

How CMS rates the state's 423 certified nursing homes, where they are concentrated, and how that compares with the national dataset.

423 facilities81 countiesCMS data · updated 2026-08-21

At a glance

CMS assigns an overall star rating to 421 of the 423 certified nursing homes in Michigan; 2 are not rated and shown separately, never as a zero. Every figure comes from the official CMS Provider Data Catalog — SeniorCareRating.com adds no rating, score, or ranking of its own.
Nursing homes
423
CMS-certified
Rated by CMS
421
of 423
Counties
81
CMS data
2026-08-21
CMS 5-star nursing homes in MichiganThe 108 facilities CMS rates 5 stars overall — its highest rating.

How Michigan compares

The state's CMS overall rating profile against the full national dataset, on the same scale.

CMS overall rating distribution

How Michigan's certified nursing homes spread across the CMS five-star overall rating, compared with the national dataset.

tick = NationalThis pageNational
5★108 · 25.5%20.7%
4★68 · 16.1%19.0%
3★106 · 25.1%19.3%
2★67 · 15.8%20.5%
1★72 · 17.0%19.6%
Not rated2 · 0.5%0.9%
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CMS overall rating distribution
RatingProvidersShareNational
CMS overall rating 510825.5%20.7%
CMS overall rating 46816.1%19.0%
CMS overall rating 310625.1%19.3%
CMS overall rating 26715.8%20.5%
CMS overall rating 17217.0%19.6%
Not rated20.5%0.9%
Total423100.0%100.0%

State shares are calculated from the 423 CMS-certified nursing homes in Michigan; national shares from all 14,700 in this dataset. CMS overall star ratings are shown exactly as CMS publishes them and summarize past data, not current conditions. Facilities CMS does not rate are counted separately and never treated as zero.

CMS-reported data

Michigan’s largest divergence from the national dataset is at 3: 25.1% of the state’s facilities against 19.3% nationally (+5.7 points). This reflects what CMS publishes for these facilities and is not a judgement about care quality in either population.

Where facilities are concentrated

The counties holding the largest share, with the full directory available below.

The 8 largest counties hold 50% of the state’s 423 nursing homes, across 81 counties in total.

  1. Wayne County63 · 15%
  2. Oakland County44 · 10%
  3. Macomb County30 · 7%
  4. Kent County27 · 6%
  5. Genesee County15 · 4%
  6. Saginaw County11 · 3%
  7. Ottawa County11 · 3%
  8. Ingham County9 · 2%
Browse all 81 counties and 218 cities
299 total
Counties · 81
Cities · 218
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Frequently asked questions

How many nursing homes are in Michigan?

This dataset includes 423 CMS-certified nursing homes across 81 counties in Michigan, from the official CMS Provider Information file. The counties with the most are Wayne County, Oakland County, Macomb County, Kent County, Genesee County.

How are Michigan nursing homes rated?

Each home carries the CMS five-star overall rating plus health-inspection, staffing, and quality-measure ratings. In this dataset, 108 are rated 5 stars, 72 are rated 1 star, and 2 are not rated by CMS.

How does Michigan compare with the national dataset?

421 of 423 Michigan facilities carry a CMS overall rating (100%), against 99% nationally across 14,700 facilities. The rating distribution above shows the state and national shares side by side. Differences reflect what CMS publishes and are not a judgement about care quality.

How can I verify a nursing home in Michigan with official sources?

SeniorCareRating.com organizes public CMS data and is not affiliated with CMS. Confirm current details on the official CMS Care Compare site and with the facility before making decisions.

Methodology and limits
Counts and distributions are calculated by this site from the CMS records included in this dataset for Michigan, with national comparisons drawn from all 14,700 facilities in the same dataset. CMS star ratings are shown exactly as CMS publishes them and summarize past data, not current conditions. 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.