Nursing Homes, Home Health & Hospice in Wisconsin
Across 73 counties and 354 cities, Wisconsin has 495 Medicare-certified care providers. Among rated providers, the average CMS overall rating is 3.1 out of 5.
Cities in Wisconsin
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- Saint Croix Falls
- Saint Francis
- Sauk City
- Schofield
- Sextonville
- Seymour
- Shawano
- Sheboygan
- Sheboygan Falls
- Shell Lake
- Shorewood
- Sister Bay
- Slinger
- Soldiers Grove
- South Milwaukee
- South Range
- Sparta
- Spooner
- Spring Green
- Spring Valley
- St Croix Falls
- Stevens Point
- Stevens Pointe
- Stoughton
- Strum
- Sturgeon Bay
- Summit
- Sun Prairie
- Superior
- Suring
- Sussex
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Counties in Wisconsin
- Adams County (4)
- Ashland County (4)
- Barron County (7)
- Bayfield County (1)
- Brown County (48)
- Buffalo County (2)
- Burnett County (2)
- Calumet County (11)
- Chippewa County (13)
- Clark County (5)
- Columbia County (7)
- Crawford County (2)
- Dane County (106)
- Dodge County (19)
- Door County (10)
- Douglas County (5)
- Dunn County (9)
- Eau Claire County (24)
- Florence County (1)
- Fond Du Lac County (25)
- Forest County (1)
- Grant County (10)
- Green County (7)
- Green Lake County (2)
- Iowa County (5)
- Iron County (2)
- Jackson County (5)
- Jefferson County (11)
- Juneau County (3)
- Kenosha County (23)
- Kewaunee County (8)
- La Crosse County (17)
- Lafayette County (1)
- Langlade County (3)
- Lincoln County (5)
- Manitowoc County (16)
- Marathon County (23)
- Marinette County (9)
- Marquette County (1)
- Milwaukee County (222)
- Monroe County (5)
- Oconto County (4)
- Oglethorpe County (1)
- Oneida County (4)
- Outagamie County (24)
- Ozaukee County (15)
- Pepin County (1)
- Pierce County (10)
- Polk County (9)
- Portage County (17)
- Price County (2)
- Racine County (31)
- Richland County (5)
- Rock County (20)
- Rusk County (2)
- Sauk County (10)
- Sawyer County (3)
- Shawano County (4)
- Sheboygan County (18)
- St. Croix County (18)
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Choosing care in Wisconsin
The strongest comparisons weigh several signals together - inspection history, nurse staffing, quality measures, and the particular services someone requires. Ratings pull those signals into a single number, but they cannot stand in for a visit or a conversation with the staff.
When you are choosing for yourself or someone you care for in Wisconsin, tour in person if you can, ask whether space is currently available, and confirm Medicare and Medicaid participation. Also ask how the provider manages care planning, keeps families informed, and handles concerns that arise after hours.
Frequently asked questions
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Data sources
Sources: CMS Provider Data Catalog and the CMS NPI registry. Processing date: 2026-10-06.
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