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Nursing Home Contact Database
Sample dataNursing Home Administrator
Sample recordNationwide Coverage
50 statesRecords span all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Markers show a sample of high-volume states, not the limit of coverage.
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Tell us the filters that matter and we will come back with the real count for your brief before you commit.
Available Fields May Include
Contact rows, the administrator profile and the filter count above are illustrative examples, not real contacts. Field availability varies by record. Ask for a free sample to see live data for your own criteria.
What Is a Nursing Homes Email List?
A nursing homes email list is a business contact database of skilled nursing and long-term care facilities together with the business decision-makers who run them, such as administrators, owners, directors of nursing and purchasing managers. Companies use it for targeted B2B marketing, sales outreach and account research instead of building prospect lists by hand.
It is a business-to-business file, not patient or clinical data. Every record describes a facility and a professional role at that facility: where it is, what type of facility it is, who holds the relevant job title, and how to reach that person at work. That is what makes it usable for prospecting, and it is also why it stays on the right side of healthcare privacy rules, which govern patient information rather than business contact details.
- Facility-level and contact-level data in one record
- Skilled nursing, long-term care and rehabilitation settings
- Business email and phone, never personal or patient data
- Segmentable by state, city, job title, facility type and size
- MX-tested before delivery, with bounces credited 1:1
- Free 50-record sample before you commit to anything
What Information Can Be Included?
Available fields may include the following. Coverage varies by record, so the honest way to check is a free sample against your own filters rather than a promise that every row is complete.
Bed count and ownership are the two fields most buyers underuse. Bed count is the closest thing this sector has to a company-size signal, so it tells you whether an account can absorb your minimum order or needs a single-site package. Ownership tells you whether the decision sits in the building or at a corporate office two states away, which changes who you write to and how long the cycle runs.
Who Can You Reach at a Nursing Home?
Job titles in long-term care are less standardised than in hospitals, and the same responsibility can sit with different roles depending on facility size and ownership. These are the roles vendors most often need, and what each one actually controls.
Looking for Nursing Home Administrators?
If your campaign specifically targets nursing home administrators, explore our Nursing Home Administrator Email List to reach the professionals responsible for managing nursing home operations, staffing, purchasing, technology and services. It is a focused file of 3,412 administrator records.
What a Nursing Home Record Looks Like
A representative slice of the file. The records below are fictional examples using masked example.com addresses, shown to illustrate field coverage rather than to preview specific contacts. Ask for a free sample to see live records matched to your own criteria.
Why Businesses Use Nursing Homes Email Lists
Long-term care is a hard sector to prospect cold. Ownership is fragmented across national operators, regional chains and single-site independents, job titles vary between facilities, and the professional who evaluates your product is often not the one who signs the order. Teams that try to assemble this by hand burn weeks on directory scraping and still end up emailing a generic info@ address.
A prepared contact file removes that step. You start from a known universe of facilities, cut it to the states and facility types you actually serve, and address a named job title rather than a switchboard. That shortens the research half of prospecting, makes territory planning possible, and gives account-based programmes a real list of accounts to build around.
How Businesses Use Nursing Home Contact Data
The same file supports several motions. What changes is how tightly you cut it before you send anything.
Channels the Nursing Homes List Supports
Business email and phone are on most records, and facility address supports physical mail. Which channel works best depends on the role you are reaching more than on the product you sell.
Whatever the channel, the compliance obligations travel with the data. Honour unsubscribes across every channel, not just the one the request arrived on.
Build Your Target List
Tell us how you want the file cut and we will build to it, then confirm the count before you commit. These are the filters buyers ask for most.
Filters combine. A request for administrators at for-profit skilled nursing facilities in Texas with 100 or more beds is a normal brief, and the count comes back before any money changes hands.
Nursing Home Coverage Across the United States
Compliance and Responsible Use
This is business contact data about professionals in their work capacity. It contains no patient information and no clinical records. The obligations that apply are the ones that govern commercial outreach, and the guidance for meeting them ships with every order.
Why Buy the Nursing Homes List From BizzContacts
What is worth checking before buying any contact file, and what we actually commit to.
Industries That Market to Nursing Homes
Nursing homes buy across a wide range of categories, which is why the same contact file serves very different vendors. What follows is what each type of company typically sells into long-term care, and the role usually worth contacting first.
Medical Device Companies
Patient lifts, beds and mattresses, wound care systems, mobility equipment, vital sign monitors. Capital items usually route through the administrator, while clinical devices start with the director of nursing.
Medical Supply Companies
Incontinence products, gloves, dressings, nutrition supplements and other consumables. High reorder frequency makes purchasing managers and GPO relationships the priority contact.
Pharmaceutical Companies
Long-term care formulary products, vaccines and specialty medications. Directors of nursing and consultant pharmacist relationships drive adoption at facility level.
Healthcare IT Companies
Care planning systems, MDS and quality reporting tools, scheduling, analytics and family communication platforms. IT managers evaluate, administrators approve.
EHR Vendors
Long-term care specific electronic health records and integrations with pharmacy, lab and hospital systems. Long cycles, so multi-threading across clinical, IT and finance is essential.
Telehealth Providers
Remote physician and specialist consults that reduce avoidable hospital transfers. A clinical and financial pitch at once, so directors of nursing and finance managers both matter.
Staffing Agencies
Travel and per-diem nurses, CNAs and therapy staff. Persistent workforce shortages make HR directors and directors of nursing repeat buyers.
Insurance Companies
Professional and general liability, workers compensation, property and cyber cover. Owners and finance managers hold these decisions, usually on an annual renewal cycle.
Pharmacy Providers
Long-term care pharmacy services, medication packaging, delivery and consultant pharmacist support. Typically a facility-wide contract decided by the administrator.
Laboratory Services
Mobile phlebotomy, routine and stat testing, and result delivery into the facility's system. Turnaround time and integration are what the director of nursing actually evaluates.
Facility Management
HVAC, plumbing, maintenance, grounds and capital projects. Operations directors at multi-site groups and administrators at independents.
Cleaning and Environmental Services
Housekeeping, laundry, and infection prevention programmes. Directly tied to survey performance, which makes compliance officers a useful second contact.
Food Service Providers
Dining management, therapeutic diets, supply and menu programmes. One of the larger recurring line items in a facility budget, and highly visible to families.
Cybersecurity Companies
Endpoint protection, backup, staff phishing training and incident response for organisations holding sensitive records with thin IT staffing.
Financial Services
Working capital, real estate and equipment financing, and Medicaid reimbursement cash flow support. Owners and finance managers.
Healthcare Consultants
Survey preparation, clinical quality improvement, reimbursement optimisation and operational turnaround. Sold to owners, administrators and finance leadership.
Training and Compliance Providers
Mandatory in-service training, competency tracking, policy libraries and abuse prevention programmes. Compliance officers and HR directors, often on a state-driven calendar.
Where Nursing Home Data Comes From
Our nursing home database is built from multiple business and public data sources, including company websites, publicly available business information, healthcare and facility directories, professional sources, and technology and data research. Records are then processed, matched, validated, and periodically re-verified before being made available through BizzContacts.
Facility-level information is the easy half. Contact-level information is not, and turnover is the real problem in this sector: administrator seats change hands frequently, so a record that was accurate a year ago often is not. That is why the matching and re-verification described below matters more here than raw list size.
How Nursing Home Records Are Verified
Five checks run before a file is delivered. None of them make the data perfect, which is why the bounce credit exists.
Get a Count for Your Exact Criteria
Tell us the states, job titles and facility types you need and we will come back with the real number of matching records, plus a free 50-record sample so you can judge the data before you spend anything.
Top Nursing Home Companies in the USA
The largest operators in US long-term care, with headquarters and footprint. Useful for account planning: knowing whether a facility belongs to a national operator, a regional chain or an independent owner tells you where the buying decision actually sits. Verified August 2026.
| Company | Headquarters | States and regions served | Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Ensign Group | San Juan Capistrano, CA | West, Southwest and Midwest | Publicly traded and, on current CMS provider data, the largest skilled nursing operator in the country. Runs a decentralised model where individual facilities keep local operating brands. |
| PACS Group | Salt Lake City, UT | West, Midwest and South | Founded in 2013 and now among the largest operators by facility count. Publicly traded, and has grown mainly by taking over the operations of existing facilities. |
| Life Care Centers of America | Cleveland, TN | Southeast, Midwest and Mountain West | One of the largest privately held operators in the sector, with a long-standing multi-state skilled nursing and rehabilitation portfolio. |
| Signature HealthCARE | Louisville, KY | Roughly 10 states, mainly Southeast and Midwest | Large privately held operator running skilled nursing alongside rehabilitation and specialty care programmes. |
| Saber Healthcare Group | Bedford Heights, OH | Around 7 states including OH, PA, VA, NC, FL | Regional operator of skilled nursing and assisted living facilities concentrated in the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. |
| Trilogy Health Services | Louisville, KY | KY, IN, OH and MI | Campus-model operator combining skilled nursing with assisted and independent living in a tight four-state footprint. |
| CommuniCare Health Services | Cincinnati, OH | IN, MD, MO, OH, PA, VA and WV | Privately held operator of skilled nursing and specialty care centres, and one of the larger providers in Maryland and Ohio. |
| Good Samaritan Society | Sioux Falls, SD | Midwest and Great Plains | Long-established non-profit senior care organisation, now part of Sanford Health, operating skilled nursing and senior living communities. |
| PruittHealth | Norcross, GA | GA, NC, SC and FL | Family-owned Southeastern provider spanning skilled nursing, home health, hospice and pharmacy services. |
| National HealthCare Corporation | Murfreesboro, TN | Around 11 states, mainly Southeast | Publicly traded operator of skilled nursing and rehabilitation centres, among the longest continuously operating companies in the sector. |
| Diversicare Healthcare Services | Brentwood, TN | Southeast and South Central | Long-standing regional skilled nursing operator, now privately held after previously trading publicly. |
| Regency Integrated Health Services | Texas | Texas | Manages a large portfolio of non-profit skilled nursing facilities concentrated entirely within Texas. |
| Mission Health Communities | Tampa, FL | GA, KS, MN, MO, TN and WI | Management company operating skilled nursing and senior living communities across a spread of Midwest and Southeast states. |
| CareRite Centers | Englewood Cliffs, NJ | NY, NJ, FL and TN | Operator of skilled nursing and rehabilitation centres focused on short-stay post-acute recovery. |
| Cascadia Healthcare | Eagle, ID | Pacific Northwest and Mountain West | Fast-growing regional operator that added a substantial number of facilities during 2026 as other operators exited the sector. |
| Marquis Companies | Portland, OR | OR, CA and NV | Family-owned operator running skilled nursing, assisted living and independent living campuses plus home health and pharmacy services. |
| EmpRes Healthcare | Vancouver, WA | Western United States | Regional operator of skilled nursing and post-acute facilities across the West, also active in home health and hospice. |
| The Goodman Group | Chaska, MN | Multi-state | Management company overseeing senior living and health care communities, including skilled nursing, on behalf of owners in several states. |
| Fundamental | Sparks Glencoe, MD | Multi-state | Long-term care services organisation operating skilled nursing facilities and related post-acute services across several states. |
| Brookdale Senior Living | Brentwood, TN | Nationwide | The largest US senior living operator. Listed here for account planning context: its portfolio is primarily independent living, assisted living and memory care rather than skilled nursing. |
Long-term care has consolidated heavily since 2021, so several companies that appear on older lists of top nursing home operators no longer trade in the same form. Genesis HealthCare, for years the largest operator in the country, filed for Chapter 11 in July 2025 and the sale of roughly 175 of its facilities to NewGen Health was approved in court in January 2026. SavaSeniorCare wound down in early 2023, Consulate Health Care broke up following a 2021 bankruptcy, and ProMedica Senior Care left skilled nursing in 2022. Avamere announced its own exit from skilled nursing in 2026. Facility counts move constantly as portfolios change hands, so none are quoted here; treat this table as an orientation to who operates at scale rather than as a ranking.
Related Healthcare Lists
The closest relationship is with the Nursing Home Administrator Email List, which is the role-level file inside this same audience. Adjacent facility and leadership lists follow.