1No Penalties- Health Inspection5.0
- Staffing5.0
- Quality Measures4.0
Above Washington avg of 3.2
2717 Dexter Avenue NorthSeattle, WA 98109
2No Penalties- Health Inspection4.0
- Staffing4.0
- Quality Measures5.0
Above Washington avg of 3.2
15230-15th NortheastSeattle, WA 98155
3No Penalties- Health Inspection4.0
- Staffing4.0
- Quality Measures5.0
Above Washington avg of 3.2
2818 Northeast 145th StreetSeattle, WA 98155
43 Penalties- Health Inspection3.0
- Staffing5.0
- Quality Measures5.0
Above Washington avg of 3.2
116 Fairview Avenue NSeattle, WA 98109
City report
Care landscape in Seattle
How Seattle compares with the rest of Washington on three signals families ask about most.
- Population 65+15.0%
About 12% lower than the state average of 17.1%.
Census ACS 2023 (ZIP-weighted) - Nurse staff turnover47.7%
A little higher than the state average of 45.1%.
CMS PBJ 2024 - Cognitive disability10.9%
About 26% lower than the state average of 14.7%.
CDC PLACES (ZIP-weighted)
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FAQ
Questions families ask about this page
How many facilities were evaluated in Seattle, WA?
This page evaluates 19 eligible nursing homes in Seattle, WA and shows the top 19.
How are these rankings calculated?
Facilities are ranked by CMS overall rating first. Ties are broken by fewer penalties, then health inspection rating, then staffing rating.
Should I rely on these rankings alone?
No. Use the rankings to narrow the field, then review facility profiles, confirm details directly with the provider, and get professional guidance for the care decision.
What do the CMS data and inspection dates mean?
CMS data: August 2026. The inspection date is the latest standard health inspection reported in the CMS survey summary, including inspections with no deficiencies. Complaint and fire safety surveys are separate. A recent CMS release can include an older inspection date. Listings absent from the latest imported CMS provider release remain available on the platform but are excluded from current rankings.