Nursing homes and senior care in Columbia, MO
9 nursing homes and 13 assisted living or residential care facilities in Boone County. Nursing homes here average 2.4 stars on Medicare's 5-star scale, compared with 2.5 across Missouri and 3.0 nationwide. 3 of the 9 nursing homes were fined by Medicare in the past three years.
Sources: CMS Provider Data (processed Sep 1, 2026); Missouri DHSS LTC Directory and Show Me Long Term Care.
What kind of care are you looking for?
Highlights
Highest rated nursing homes
Medicare overall rating, then fewest serious citations.
Recent fines
Most recent Medicare fines in the past three years.
All facilities
- 5/5Columbia Post AcuteNursing home · Columbia · 70 bedsLast inspection: May 7, 20261 serious citation
- 5/5Lenoir Health Care CenterNursing home · Columbia · 56 bedsLast inspection: Apr 10, 2025
- 4/5Heritage Hall Nursing CenterNursing home · Centralia · 60 bedsLast inspection: Aug 14, 2025
- 2/5Columbia Manor Health & RehabilitationNursing home · Columbia · 52 bedsLast inspection: Aug 7, 2025
- 2/5Neighborhoods Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing BNursing home · Columbia · 120 bedsLast inspection: Jan 23, 2026Fined $64,8283 serious citations
- 1/5The BluffsNursing home · Columbia · 132 bedsLast inspection: Jan 30, 2026Fined $37,6213 serious citations
- 1/5Parkside ManorNursing home · Columbia · 120 bedsLast inspection: Dec 19, 20241 serious citation
- 1/5South Hampton Rehabilitation & Health Care CenterNursing home · Columbia · 100 bedsLast inspection: Apr 8, 2025Fined $8,2781 serious citation
- 1/5The Villa at Blue RidgeNursing home · Columbia · 97 bedsLast inspection: Oct 10, 20241 serious citation
- ALAshland Villa Assisted LivingAssisted living facility · Ashland · 72 capacityLast inspection: Jun 4, 2026
- ALBaptist Homes of AshlandAssisted living facility · Ashland · 40 capacityLast inspection: Aug 13, 2026
- RCBluegrass TerraceResidential care facility · Ashland · 16 capacityLast inspection: Oct 7, 2025
- ALBluff Creek Terrace Assisted LivingAssisted living facility · Columbia · 48 capacityLast inspection: May 20, 2026Memory care unit
- RCBristol Manor of CentraliaResidential care facility · Centralia · 12 capacityLast inspection: Sep 23, 2025
- ALCedarhurst of ColumbiaAssisted living facility · Columbia · 127 capacityLast inspection: Jan 22, 2026Memory care unit
- ALColony Pointe Assisted LivingAssisted living facility · Columbia · 59 capacityLast inspection: Apr 15, 2026Memory care unit
- RCHarambee HouseResidential care facility · Columbia · 15 capacityLast inspection: Mar 10, 2026
- ALLake George Assisted LivingAssisted living facility · Columbia · 10 capacityLast inspection: Oct 31, 2025
- ALLenoir ManorAssisted living facility · Columbia · 92 capacityLast inspection: Oct 2, 2025Memory care unit
- ALMill Creek Village Assisted LivingAssisted living facility · Columbia · 59 capacityLast inspection: Nov 4, 2025Memory care unit
- RCSturgeon Residential CareResidential care facility · Sturgeon · 20 capacityLast inspection: Oct 29, 2025
- ALThe Westbury Senior LivingAssisted living facility · Columbia · 72 capacityLast inspection: Dec 31, 2025Memory care unit
Numbers are Medicare ratings; AL and RC mark assisted living and residential care. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Fines and serious citations (actual harm or immediate jeopardy) are from CMS and apply to nursing homes only. Assisted living inspection findings are on each facility's page.
How to choose
1. Pick the type of care
Nursing homes are for 24-hour medical needs or rehab. Assisted living suits people who mostly need help with daily tasks.
2. Check the record
Look at the star rating, then read the latest inspection. A serious citation or a recent fine deserves a direct question.
3. Visit more than once
Go at different times, including a meal. Watch how staff talk with residents and how quickly call lights get answered.
4. Ask about money
Ask what is included, how prices rise as care needs grow, and whether the facility accepts Medicaid.
What care costs
National medians from the CareScout 2025 Cost of Care Survey. We have not yet verified Columbia-area figures.
Not sure where to start?
Ratings and inspections are a starting point. Visit in person, ask about staffing and costs, and read the latest inspection report.
Columbia questions
Answers computed from the same data as this page.
How many nursing homes are in the Columbia area?
There are 9 Medicare-certified nursing homes in Boone County, plus 13 state-licensed assisted living and residential care facilities. 6 of those report an Alzheimer's special care unit.
How do Columbia nursing homes compare?
The average Medicare overall rating here is 2.4 out of 5, versus 2.5 for Missouri and 3.0 nationally. 2 local homes have 5 stars and 4 have 1 star.
What counts as a serious citation?
We flag citations that Medicare rates at the level of actual harm or immediate jeopardy (scope and severity codes G through L) in the inspection data CMS publishes.
Why do some facilities have no star rating?
Assisted living and residential care facilities are licensed by the state, not Medicare, so they have no star rating. We show their license and state inspection findings instead. A few nursing homes are also unrated because they are new or lack enough data.
Where can I check the latest inspection?
Each facility page links to Medicare Care Compare or Missouri's Show Me Long Term Care site, where new inspection reports post first.