Nursing homes in Alaska

20 certified facilities, scored from CMS's own inspection record — including the 2 we'd tell a friend to avoid.

20facilities

8recommended

10caution

2avoid

73average score

Highest-scoring in Alaska

South Peninsula Hospital Ltc Homer · 28 beds Recommended Wrangell Medical Center Ltc Wrangell · 18 beds Recommended Searhc Sitka Long Term Care Sitka · 19 beds Recommended Quyanna Care Center Nome · 18 beds Recommended Maple Springs of Wasilla Wasilla · 67 beds Recommended Utuqqanaat Inaat Kotzebue · 18 beds Recommended Wildflower Court Juneau · 57 beds Caution Providence Seward Mountain Haven Seward · 40 beds Recommended Cordova Community Med Ltc Cordova · 10 beds Recommended Heritage Place Soldotna · 60 beds Caution

Lowest-scoring in Alaska

Listed because families deserve the warning — verify anything here in person and with CMS directly.

Polaris Extended Care ⚠ Anchorage · 96 beds Avoid Centennial Post Acute Anchorage · 102 beds Avoid Maple Springs of Palmer Palmer · 67 beds Caution Ketchikan Med Ctr New Horizons Transitional Care Ketchikan · 29 beds Caution Polaris Transitional Care Anchorage · 50 beds Caution Yukon Kuskokwim Elder's Home Bethel · 18 beds Caution Providence Valdez Medical Center Valdez · 10 beds Caution Providence Kodiak Island Med Ltc Kodiak · 22 beds Caution Denali Center Fairbanks · 71 beds Caution Petersburg Medical Center Ltc Petersburg · 15 beds Caution

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