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Nursing Home Star Ratings in Billings, MT

Federal inspection and quality ratings for Medicare-certified skilled nursing facilities. Source: CMS Provider Data Catalog.

Billings nursing homes average 2 overall stars across 6 CMS-rated facilities — 1.2 stars below the CMS national average (~3.2). 1 facilities earn 4–5 stars; 5 rate 1–2 stars and warrant extra research. National CMS benchmark: ~3.2 stars.

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Facilities

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Avg. stars

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4–5 stars

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1–2 stars

CMS Nursing Home Quality Report · 2026

Nursing Home Quality in Billings, MT

CMS Care Compare lists 6 Medicare-certified nursing homes in Billings, MT. Average overall rating: 2 stars (national avg ~3.2). 17% earn 4–5 stars; 83% rate 1–2 stars. 1 facility carry Special Focus Facility status — extra federal oversight.

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CMS-certified facilities

2

Avg overall stars

17%

Rate 4–5 stars

83%

Rate 1–2 stars

  • 6 CMS-certified skilled nursing facilities in Billings
  • Average overall star rating: 2 (below national ~3.2)
  • 17% of facilities rate 4–5 stars (1 of 6)
  • 83% rate 1–2 stars (5 of 6) — verify inspection history
  • 1 Special Focus Facility (17%) under enhanced CMS monitoring
  • 1 facility has CMS abuse icon flags — review Care Compare details
  • ST JOHN'S LUTHERAN HOME

    3940 RIMROCK RD, BILLINGS, MT 59102

    (406) 655-5600

    Health inspection
    3/5
    Staffing
    5/5
    Quality measures
    4/5
    Full CMS profile 7 health deficiencies (latest survey)
  • BILLINGS REHABILITATION AND NURSING LLC

    600 S 27TH ST, BILLINGS, MT 59101

    (406) 259-8000

    Health inspection
    2/5
    Staffing
    2/5
    Quality measures
    3/5
    Abuse icon on record — review CMS profile
    Full CMS profile 16 health deficiencies (latest survey)
  • RIVER RIDGE REHABILITATION AND NURSING LLC

    1415 YELLOWSTONE RIVER RD, BILLINGS, MT 59105

    (406) 245-9330

    Health inspection
    2/5
    Staffing
    3/5
    Quality measures
    3/5
    Full CMS profile 11 health deficiencies (latest survey)
  • ASPEN MEADOWS HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CENTER

    3155 AVE C, BILLINGS, MT 59102

    (406) 656-8818

    Health inspection
    3/5
    Staffing
    2/5
    Quality measures
    1/5
    Full CMS profile 14 health deficiencies (latest survey)
  • SKYLINE HEIGHTS NURSING AND REHABILITATION

    1807 24TH ST W, BILLINGS, MT 59102

    (406) 656-5010

    Health inspection
    1/5
    Staffing
    2/5
    Quality measures
    2/5
    SFF Candidate
    Full CMS profile 15 health deficiencies (latest survey)
  • YELLOWSTONE RIVER NURSING AND REHABILITATION

    2115 CENTRAL AVE, BILLINGS, MT 59102

    (406) 656-6500

    Health inspection
    1/5
    Staffing
    2/5
    Quality measures
    2/5
    Full CMS profile 17 health deficiencies (latest survey)

FAQs

Does Medicaid pay for nursing homes in Billings, MT?

Yes — Montana Medicaid (Montana Big Sky Waiver / HCBS) can cover skilled nursing facility room, board, and care for eligible residents. Income is typically limited to ~$2,829/mo with a 60-month asset look-back. Use our free Medicaid screener for Billings.

How many nursing homes are in Billings, MT?

CMS Care Compare lists 6 Medicare-certified skilled nursing facilities in Billings. This does not include assisted living communities, which are state-licensed separately.

What do CMS star ratings mean?

Overall ratings combine health inspection results, staffing levels, and quality measures on a 1–5 scale. Five stars is above average; one or two stars warrants extra research before choosing.

Does Medicare pay for nursing homes in Billings?

Medicare may cover short-term skilled nursing after a qualifying hospital stay — not long-term custodial care. For long stays, Medicaid or private pay typically applies.

How do Billings nursing home ratings compare to national averages?

Billings nursing homes average 2 overall stars across 6 CMS-rated facilities — 1.2 stars below the CMS national average (~3.2). 1 facilities earn 4–5 stars; 5 rate 1–2 stars and warrant extra research.

What is the difference between a nursing home and assisted living in Billings?

Nursing homes (skilled nursing facilities) provide 24/7 medical care and are CMS-rated. Assisted living in Billings supports daily activities but not skilled nursing — avg ~$4,000/mo. Montana Big Sky Waiver / HCBS may cover long-term nursing care for eligible residents; assisted living room and board is typically private pay.

Sources & methodology

Cost estimates, demographics, and safety data are compiled from government sources. Verify current figures with official portals before making care decisions.