Skilled nursing in Maryland
BodyGlow lists 221 providers for skilled nursing in Maryland across 93 cities. 220 have CMS Care Compare quality data. Every listing shows when it was last verified and where its information came from.
221 listings
Sorted by licensing verification status, then name. Payment never changes this order.
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Skilled nursing by city in Maryland
- Adamstown1
- Adelphi2
- Annapolis4
- Arnold1
- Baltimore39
- Bel Air2
- Belcamp1
- Berlin1
- Bethesda4
- Boonsboro2
- Bowie1
- Brooklyn Park1
- Burtonsville1
- Cambridge2
- Catonsville8
- Centreville1
- Charlotte Hall1
- Chestertown3
- Chevy Chase1
- Clinton3
- Cockeysville2
- Columbia2
- Crisfield1
- Crofton1
- Crownsville1
- Cumberland4
- Denton2
- Dundalk1
- Easton2
- Edgewater1
- Elkridge1
- Elkton2
- Ellicott City3
- Essex1
- Forest Hill1
- Forestville1
- Fort Washington1
- Frederick6
- Frostburg2
- Gaithersburg2
- Gambrills1
- Glen Arm1
- Glen Burnie3
- Glenarden1
- Grantsville1
- Hagerstown6
- Havre De Grace2
- Hyattsville3
- Kensington1
- La Plata1
- Landover1
- Lanham1
- Laplata1
- Laurel2
- Leonardtown1
- Lexington Park1
- Lonaconing1
- Lutherville1
- Manchester1
- Middle River1
- Mitchellville1
- Mount Airy2
- North Bethesda1
- Oakland3
- Parkville1
- Pikesville1
- Pocomoke City1
- Potomac1
- Prince Frederick1
- Princess Anne1
- Randallstown3
- Reisterstown1
- Rising Sun1
- Riverdale1
- Rockville7
- Salisbury4
- Sandy Spring2
- Severna Park1
- Silver Spring12
- Snow Hill1
- Solomons2
- Sykesville3
- Takoma Park1
- Taneytown1
- Timonium2
- Towson8
- Waldorf1
- Walkersville1
- Westernport1
- Westminster3
- Wheaton2
- White Plains1
- Williamsport2
Before you choose
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 in Maryland?
Maryland licenses 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.