How many nursing facilities are there in Washington?

11 nursing facilities file a Form 990 with the IRS in Washington.

What else are Adult Family Care Homes called?

Also known as Alzheimers Homes, Chronic Care Homes, Convalescent Facilities, Convalescent Hospitals, Extended Care Facilities, Geriatric Centers, Homes for Aging, Intermediate Care Facilities, Long Term Care Facilities, Long Term Custodial Care, Long-Term Care Facilities, Long-Term Custodial Care, Nursing Care, Nursing Home Facilities, Nursing Homes, Rest Homes, and Skilled Nursing Facilities.

Nursing Facilities · Washington

Nursing Facilities nonprofits in Washington

11 nursing facilities in Washington file a Form 990. Together they report $166 million in revenue and hold $207 million in assets.

The largest are Caroline Kline Galland Home, Kin On Health Care Center, and The Kline Galland Center.

Organizations

Total revenue

$166.1M

Total assets

$206.9M

Nursing Facilities in Washington

Largest by revenue first.

Caroline Kline Galland Home 501(c)(3) · Seattle, WA	$60.9M
Kin On Health Care Center 501(c)(3) · Seattle, WA	$24.1M
The Kline Galland Center 501(c)(3) · Seattle, WA	$19.4M
Martha And Mary Lutheran Services 501(c)(3) · Poulsbo, WA	$17.6M
Christian Health Care Center 501(c)(3) · Lynden, WA	$16.9M
Columbia Lutheran Ministries 501(c)(3) · Seattle, WA	$14.7M
Cheney Care Community 501(c)(3) · Cheney, WA	$9.0M
Leadingage Washington 501(c)(3) · Tacoma, WA	$2.2M
Sunrise Haven 501(c)(3) · Kent, WA	$1.3M
EEastern Star Charities Fund Of Washington 501(c)(3) · Tulalip, WA	$53K
LLegacy Northwest Healthcare Services 501(c)(3) · Yakima, WA	$0

Nursing Facilities by metro area

Seattle5 orgs

Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org