Nursing Homes in Saint Augustine, Florida

6 CMS-certified facilities630 certified bedsUpdated August 2026
Local Florida overview

Understanding nursing-home options in Saint Augustine

The August 2026 CMS snapshot lists 6 certified nursing homes in Saint Augustine, representing 630 certified beds and an average CMS overall rating of 3.7 stars among rated homes. 3 homes received five stars and 1 received one star in the overall-rating field.

The local ownership mix includes 4 for-profit, 1 nonprofit and 1 government-owned. CMS records in this directory report 16 citations and $152,040 in fines across these facilities. These figures are comparison signals, not a substitute for a current inspection report, a facility visit, or professional advice.

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Lilac at Bayview, the

161A Marine Street, Saint Augustine, FL 32084

2★★☆☆☆CMS overall
Certified beds
120
Ownership
For profit - Limited Liability company
CCN
105816

Westminster St Augustine

230 Towerview Drive, Saint Augustine, FL 32092

5★★★★★CMS overall
Certified beds
30
Ownership
Non profit - Church related
CCN
106040
Rating context

How Saint Augustine compares

Saint Augustine averages 3.7 stars, compared with 4.0 across rated homes in St. Johns County. The county directory lists 8 certified homes and can provide a broader comparison set.

The highest reported overall rating in this set is 5 stars for Moultrie Creek Nursing and Rehab Center.

Inspection and enforcement context

Signals to investigate

2 homes have a fine or payment-denial record in the supplied CMS penalty data, with $152,040 in reported fines. 16 health citations are represented in the current cycle data. No home in this set carries a CMS Special Focus status label.

Use these August 2026 comparison signals to identify questions, then read the latest inspection record and confirm current conditions directly with each facility.

Decision checklist

Before choosing care in Saint Augustine

  • Compare health-inspection, staffing and resident-quality ratings separately; the overall rating can conceal important differences.
  • Review each linked profile’s inspection dates, deficiency severity, penalties and ownership information.
  • Visit shortlisted homes, ask how staffing is handled on nights and weekends, and verify availability and services.

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