6720 EAST GREEN LAKE WAY NORTH, SEATTLE, WA 98103
Phone: (206)525-9666
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 40 | Est. Occupancy: 37% (~25 available)
NonprofitCMS Rating: 5/5 Stars
Last Updated: December 2025
20
Nursing Homes
3.5
Average Rating
12
4+ Star Facilities
📊SEATTLE Senior Population
734,603
Total Population
35.4
Median Age
12.8%
Age 65+ (93,751)
12,264
Age 85+
Census Context: SEATTLE's senior population of 93,751represents 12.8% of residents, providing important context for understanding local demand for quality nursing home care.
Top 10 Nursing Homes in SEATTLE
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About Nursing Homes in SEATTLE
SEATTLE has 9 nonprofit nursing homes (45% of facilities)—well above the national average of 24%. Research shows nonprofits earn five-star ratings twice as often as for-profits, making SEATTLE an attractive market for quality-conscious families. Serving a population of 734,603 (including 93,751 seniors age 65+), SEATTLE offers diverse senior care options.
SEATTLE Quick Facts:
- •20% five-star rate (6% above the national average)
- •50% chain-owned facilities (national average: 76%)
- •9 nonprofit facilities (45% of market)
- •100% of facilities have abuse violations
- •Average facility size: 112 beds (mid-size facilities)
Nursing Home Costs in SEATTLE
Nursing home costs in the Seattle area average $450-$492/day ($13,500-$14,760/month) for skilled nursing care (8% above the Washington state average), according to the 2024 Genworth Cost of Care Survey. Washington overall is 33% above the national median. Most facilities accept Medicare for short-term rehabilitation (up to 100 days), private insurance, and Medicaid for eligible residents. Some facilities also participate in Veterans Aid & Attendance programs for qualifying veterans and spouses.
Market Overview
SEATTLE's nursing homes include 50% for-profit, 45% nonprofit, 5% government-owned facilities.
Choosing a Nursing Home in SEATTLE
Start by touring the 4 five-star facilities in SEATTLE, which represent the top 20% by CMS quality metrics. Consider the 9 nonprofit facilities—research shows nonprofits earn five-star ratings at twice the rate of for-profits nationwide. Note that 20 facilities (100%) have documented abuse violations—review inspection reports carefully before deciding.
All nursing homes in SEATTLE are licensed and inspected by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. Washington Apple Health covers nursing home care for eligible Washington residents. For advocacy and complaints, contact the Washington Long-Term Care Ombudsman at 1-800-562-6028. Washington law requires nursing homes to maintain minimum staffing ratios, conduct quarterly inspections, and report all incidents to state authorities. Families can file complaints with the Washington Long-Term Care Ombudsman program, which investigates concerns about quality of care, resident rights, and facility conditions.
All Nursing Homes in SEATTLE
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Showing 20 of 20 facilities in SEATTLE
2717 DEXTER AVENUE NORTH, SEATTLE, WA 98109
Phone: (206)284-7012
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 120 | Est. Occupancy: 76% (~28 available)
For-ProfitCMS Rating: 5/5 Stars
2818 NORTHEAST 145TH STREET, SEATTLE, WA 98155
Phone: (206)418-2900
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 114 | Est. Occupancy: 75% (~28 available)
For-ProfitCMS Rating: 5/5 Stars
4700 PHINNEY AVENUE NORTH, SEATTLE, WA 98103
Phone: (206)632-7400
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 116 | Est. Occupancy: 65% (~41 available)
NonprofitCMS Rating: 4/5 Stars
116 FAIRVIEW AVENUE N, SEATTLE, WA 98109
Phone: (206)254-1400
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 46 | Est. Occupancy: 76% (~11 available)
NonprofitCMS Rating: 4/5 Stars
715 9TH AVENUE, SEATTLE, WA 98104
Phone: (206)407-1700
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 34 | Est. Occupancy: 84% (~5 available)
NonprofitCMS Rating: 4/5 Stars
1630 43RD AVENUE EAST, SEATTLE, WA 98112
Phone: (206)329-0770
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 28 | Est. Occupancy: 66% (~10 available)
NonprofitCMS Rating: 4/5 Stars
2611 S DEARBORN STREET, SEATTLE, WA 98144
Phone: (206)712-6500
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 165 | Est. Occupancy: 50% (~82 available)
For-ProfitCMS Rating: 4/5 Stars
7500 SEWARD PARK AVENUE SOUTH, SEATTLE, WA 98118
Phone: (206)725-8800
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 205 | Est. Occupancy: 96% (~8 available)
NonprofitCMS Rating: 5/5 Stars
2720 EAST MADISON, SEATTLE, WA 98112
Phone: (206)322-5300
Distance: 0 miles | Beds: 35 | Est. Occupancy: 88% (~4 available)
NonprofitCMS Rating: 4/5 Stars
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