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Senior Living & Long-Term Care
Skilled nursing facilities
Medicare-certified facilities providing skilled nursing and therapy, often for short-term recovery after a hospital stay.
Licensed care
State-licensed care setting
Residential, home-based or day services licensed or certified by a state agency and, for some provider types, certified by CMS for Medicare or Medicaid.
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Guides
Paying for care
What Medicare does — and doesn't — cover
Medicare may cover qualifying short-term skilled care, but generally not ongoing custodial help.
Read guide →RehabilitationChoosing a rehabilitation center after a hospital stay
Inpatient rehab hospitals, skilled nursing facilities and outpatient clinics offer very different intensities of therapy.
Read guide →Frequently asked questions
How do I check a skilled nursing license?
States license skilled nursing providers through a state agency. Ask the provider for its license number and look it up on the agency's website, along with any inspection or complaint reports it publishes.
How are sponsored listings labeled?
Paid placements are labeled "Sponsored" and shown separately. Payment never changes verification status, government quality data or the order of regular listings.