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Lowest-Rated Nursing Homes in Maryland (2026)

These are the lowest-rated nursing homes in Maryland based on CMS data (2026). The lowest CMS rating in this list is 1 star(s). Combined, these 20 facilities have been fined a total of $1,282,719. 7 have abuse flags. This ranking is based solely on official CMS data and does not represent editorial opinion.

📊 20 facilities listed📅 Data: CMS 2026🏥 View all Maryland nursing homes →
#NameCityOverallHealthStaffingBedsFinesFlags
1Pines Nursing and RehabEaston195$24,088
SFF
2White Oak Rehabilitation and Nursing CenterHyattsville160$76,515
Abuse
3Autumn Lake Healthcare at Long GreenBaltimore135$0
4Bay Harbor Post Acute Healthcare CenterSalisbury305$111,315
SFF
5Autumn Lake Healthcare at HomewoodBaltimore112$0
Abuse
6Patapsco HealthcareRandallstown172$107,227
Abuse
7Creekside Center for Rehabilitation and NursingHagerstown80$111,536
SFF
8Frostburg Rehab CenterFrostburg122$16,559
9Berlin Nursing and Rehabilitation CenterBerlin165$237,402
10Courtland, LLCBaltimore151$20,251
Abuse
11Denton Nursing and RehabDenton100$28,670
Abuse
12Layhill Nursing and Rehabilitation CenterSilver Spring129$153,596
13Frederick Villa HealthcareCatonsville125$0
14Manokin Nursing and RehabPrincess Anne135$187,010
AbuseSFF
15Oakwood SNF LLCMiddle River130$13,270
16Fayette Health and Rehabilitation CenterBaltimore156$162,159
17Fox Chase HealthcareSilver Spring87$0
18Williamsport Health and Rehabilitation CenterWilliamsport121$0
Abuse
19Northampton Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation CenteFrederick196$16,562
20Oakland Nursing & Rehabilitation CenterOakland100$16,559

Methodology

Rankings are based on the CMS 5-Star Quality Rating System, which evaluates nursing homes on health inspections, staffing, and quality measures. Ratings range from 1 star (much below average) to 5 stars (much above average). Data is updated monthly by CMS.