Rankings · Nursing facility chains

Nursing facility chains in South Carolina

• 24Chains ranked
• 131Total facilities

The ten largest of the 24 chains in South Carolina that report this figure — the operators running the most nursing facilities. A chain that does not report the figure is not ranked here, so the count above is the population this ordering covers, not every chain on file.

Top ten by nursing facility chains

1. PACS GROUP 25 facilities
2. FUNDAMENTAL HEALTHCARE 23 facilities
3. NATIONAL HEALTHCARE CORPORATION 17 facilities
4. PRUITTHEALTH 15 facilities
5. THE ENSIGN GROUP 9 facilities
6. CARLYLE SENIOR CARE 7 facilities
7. PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA 5 facilities
8. SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES 5 facilities
9. WILSON SENIOR CARE 5 facilities
10. LIFE CARE CENTERS OF AMERICA 3 facilities

Other states by Nursing facility chains

• North Carolina 38
• Nebraska 19
• New Jersey 37
• Nevada 19
• New York 46
• Ohio 78
• Oklahoma 19
• Oregon 17
• Pennsylvania 70
• Rhode Island 12
• Tennessee 33
• Texas 61
• Utah 12
• Virginia 33
• Washington 21
• Wisconsin 37

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Figures as filed with the agency that collects them: EPA’s ECHO downloads and CMS provider files.

What this page shows

The page covers nursing facility chains in South Carolina, listing 24 chains ranked and 131 total facilities. The top ten by nursing facility chains are PACS GROUP with 25 facilities, FUNDAMENTAL HEALTHCARE with 23 facilities, NATIONAL HEALTHCARE CORPORATION with 17 facilities, PRUITTHEALTH with 15 facilities, THE ENSIGN GROUP with 9 facilities, CARLYLE SENIOR CARE with 7 facilities, PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA with 5 facilities, SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES with 5 facilities, WILSON SENIOR CARE with 5 facilities, and LIFE CARE CENTERS OF AMERICA with 3 facilities. The page also lists other states by nursing facility chains, including North Carolina with 38, Nebraska with 19, New Jersey with 37, Nevada with 19, New York with 46, Ohio with 78, Oklahoma with 19, Oregon with 17, Pennsylvania with 70, Rhode Island with 12, Tennessee with 33, Texas with 61, Utah with 12, Virginia with 33, Washington with 21, and Wisconsin with 37.