
Nursing Home Ratings in Alabama: Data Analysis of Quality, Safety, and Staffing
Alabama has 223 nursing homes averaging 3.92 HPRD — 0.02 hours above the national average of 3.90. 73.54% meet the CMS benchmark.
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Alabama has 223 nursing homes averaging 3.92 HPRD — 0.02 hours above the national average of 3.90. 73.54% meet the CMS benchmark.

Alaska has 18 nursing homes averaging 6.80 HPRD — 2.91 hours above the national average of 3.90. 100% meet the CMS benchmark.

Arizona has 139 nursing homes averaging 4.13 HPRD — 0.23 hours above the national average of 3.90. 73.38% meet the CMS benchmark.

Arkansas has 217 nursing homes averaging 4.09 HPRD — 0.19 hours above the national average of 3.90. 84.79% meet the CMS benchmark.

Colorado has 208 nursing homes averaging 3.75 HPRD — 0.15 hours below the national average of 3.90. 49.04% meet the CMS benchmark.

Connecticut has 191 nursing homes averaging 3.84 HPRD — 0.06 hours below the national average of 3.90. 69.11% meet the CMS benchmark.

Delaware has 43 nursing homes averaging 4.38 HPRD — 0.49 hours above the national average of 3.90. 100% meet the CMS benchmark.

District of Columbia has 17 nursing homes averaging 4.80 HPRD — 0.90 hours above the national average of 3.90. 88.24% meet the CMS benchmark.

Georgia has 351 nursing homes averaging 3.59 HPRD — 0.31 hours below the national average of 3.90. 48.43% meet the CMS benchmark.

Guam has 1 nursing homes averaging 7.43 HPRD — 3.53 hours above the national average of 3.90. 100% meet the CMS benchmark.

Hawaii has 41 nursing homes averaging 4.71 HPRD — 0.82 hours above the national average of 3.90. 90.24% meet the CMS benchmark.

Idaho has 77 nursing homes averaging 4.10 HPRD — 0.20 hours above the national average of 3.90. 83.12% meet the CMS benchmark.

Illinois has 658 nursing homes averaging 3.50 HPRD — 0.39 hours below the national average of 3.90. 43.77% meet the CMS benchmark.

Indiana has 498 nursing homes averaging 3.72 HPRD — 0.18 hours below the national average of 3.90. 58.63% meet the CMS benchmark.

Iowa has 382 nursing homes averaging 3.82 HPRD — 0.08 hours below the national average of 3.90. 65.97% meet the CMS benchmark.

Kansas has 294 nursing homes averaging 4.08 HPRD — 0.19 hours above the national average of 3.90. 79.59% meet the CMS benchmark.

Kentucky has 267 nursing homes averaging 4.05 HPRD — 0.15 hours above the national average of 3.90. 72.28% meet the CMS benchmark.

Maine has 77 nursing homes averaging 4.35 HPRD — 0.45 hours above the national average of 3.90. 98.7% meet the CMS benchmark.

Maryland has 219 nursing homes averaging 3.92 HPRD — 0.02 hours above the national average of 3.90. 68.95% meet the CMS benchmark.

Massachusetts has 339 nursing homes averaging 3.87 HPRD — 0.02 hours below the national average of 3.90. 76.4% meet the CMS benchmark.

Michigan has 409 nursing homes averaging 4.03 HPRD — 0.13 hours above the national average of 3.90. 78.48% meet the CMS benchmark.

Minnesota has 333 nursing homes averaging 4.24 HPRD — 0.34 hours above the national average of 3.90. 86.79% meet the CMS benchmark.

Mississippi has 200 nursing homes averaging 4.21 HPRD — 0.31 hours above the national average of 3.90. 86.5% meet the CMS benchmark.

Missouri has 478 nursing homes averaging 3.48 HPRD — 0.41 hours below the national average of 3.90. 42.89% meet the CMS benchmark.

Montana has 58 nursing homes averaging 3.98 HPRD — 0.08 hours above the national average of 3.90. 55.17% meet the CMS benchmark.

Nebraska has 177 nursing homes averaging 4.14 HPRD — 0.24 hours above the national average of 3.90. 79.1% meet the CMS benchmark.

Nevada has 64 nursing homes averaging 4.36 HPRD — 0.46 hours above the national average of 3.90. 65.63% meet the CMS benchmark.

New Hampshire has 73 nursing homes averaging 3.96 HPRD — 0.06 hours above the national average of 3.90. 60.27% meet the CMS benchmark.

New Jersey has 345 nursing homes averaging 3.87 HPRD — 0.03 hours below the national average of 3.90. 63.77% meet the CMS benchmark.

New Mexico has 67 nursing homes averaging 3.57 HPRD — 0.33 hours below the national average of 3.90. 34.33% meet the CMS benchmark.

New York has 589 nursing homes averaging 3.65 HPRD — 0.24 hours below the national average of 3.90. 52.12% meet the CMS benchmark.

North Carolina has 406 nursing homes averaging 3.77 HPRD — 0.13 hours below the national average of 3.90. 58.87% meet the CMS benchmark.

North Dakota has 73 nursing homes averaging 4.43 HPRD — 0.53 hours above the national average of 3.90. 90.41% meet the CMS benchmark.

Ohio has 919 nursing homes averaging 3.73 HPRD — 0.16 hours below the national average of 3.90. 59.63% meet the CMS benchmark.

Oklahoma has 266 nursing homes averaging 3.86 HPRD — 0.03 hours below the national average of 3.90. 73.31% meet the CMS benchmark.

Oregon has 123 nursing homes averaging 4.97 HPRD — 1.07 hours above the national average of 3.90. 98.37% meet the CMS benchmark.

Pennsylvania has 655 nursing homes averaging 3.90 HPRD — roughly at the national average. 65.04% meet the CMS benchmark.

Puerto Rico has 7 nursing homes averaging 4.05 HPRD — 0.16 hours above the national average of 3.90. 57.14% meet the CMS benchmark.

Rhode Island has 71 nursing homes averaging 3.72 HPRD — 0.18 hours below the national average of 3.90. 69.01% meet the CMS benchmark.

South Carolina has 183 nursing homes averaging 3.86 HPRD — 0.04 hours below the national average of 3.90. 56.28% meet the CMS benchmark.

South Dakota has 93 nursing homes averaging 3.83 HPRD — 0.07 hours below the national average of 3.90. 61.29% meet the CMS benchmark.

Tennessee has 301 nursing homes averaging 3.87 HPRD — 0.03 hours below the national average of 3.90. 74.42% meet the CMS benchmark.

Utah has 97 nursing homes averaging 4.06 HPRD — 0.17 hours above the national average of 3.90. 69.07% meet the CMS benchmark.

Vermont has 34 nursing homes averaging 4.36 HPRD — 0.46 hours above the national average of 3.90. 100% meet the CMS benchmark.

Virginia has 289 nursing homes averaging 3.83 HPRD — 0.07 hours below the national average of 3.90. 50.87% meet the CMS benchmark.

Washington has 187 nursing homes averaging 4.28 HPRD — 0.39 hours above the national average of 3.90. 98.4% meet the CMS benchmark.

West Virginia has 121 nursing homes averaging 3.70 HPRD — 0.20 hours below the national average of 3.90. 50.41% meet the CMS benchmark.

Wisconsin has 321 nursing homes averaging 4.20 HPRD — 0.30 hours above the national average of 3.90. 82.87% meet the CMS benchmark.

Wyoming has 34 nursing homes averaging 3.87 HPRD — 0.03 hours below the national average of 3.90. 64.71% meet the CMS benchmark.

California has the most nursing home residents in the US — over 100,000 — with above-average total staffing but a hidden RN crisis. Only 22% of facilities meet the registered nurse recommendation.

Florida's 685 nursing homes serve over 73,000 residents with near-average staffing. But the state has the nation's best weekend consistency — only 11.7% drop-off. Here's the full analysis.

Louisiana has the highest rate of F-rated nursing homes in the nation — 54.7% earn the lowest grade. Only 3.5% of facilities meet the RN staffing recommendation. Here's the full data analysis.

Texas ranks near the bottom nationally for nursing home staffing. With 1,160 facilities and over 87,000 residents, only 29.8% meet the CMS staffing benchmark. Here's what the data shows.
A guide to how nursing home staffing is measured in hours per resident day (HPRD) and how Healthcare Trends Insight assigns letter grades.