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Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation

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1500 32Nd St S, Great Falls, MT 59405CMS Certification Number (CCN): 275030 · Updated 11/2/2026Accepts MedicareLanguages: English

CMS patient survey score 3.0/5

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Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation is a nursing home in Great Falls, Montana. It belongs to the Sweetwater Care network and is for‑profit owned. The home has 189 beds for older adults who need care. It accepts Medicare and Medicaid for eligible residents. Families choose this type of home when daily health needs exceed home help. Nursing homes like this offer 24‑hour skilled nursing and rehab support. Residents usually stay until they can return to a less‑intensive setting. The Great Falls location sits near other health services for easy visits. Families can call to learn about availability and admission steps.

Contact details

Address
1500 32Nd St S
Great Falls, MT 59405
Phone
(406) 761-4300
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www.parkplacehealthcare.com
✓ Verified 7/27/2026
Medicare rating 3 out of 5 stars overall
  • Health inspection: 2 out of 5
  • Staffing: 4 out of 5
  • Quality measures: 4 out of 5

Source: Medicare Care Compare (CMS)

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Cost of Nursing Home in Great Falls, MT

Nursing Home costs in Great Falls, MT

Nursing Home in Great Falls, MT averages $9,581/mo. Source: CareScout 2025. Browse providers in Great Falls, MT to compare care types, pricing, and ratings.

Nursing Home in Great Falls, MT has a median cost of $9,581 per month. Source: CareScout 2025.

$9,581/month

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation accept Medicaid?

Yes, Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation accepts Medicaid. Contact the provider to confirm current coverage and eligibility before arranging care.

Does Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation accept Medicare?

Yes, Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation accepts Medicare. Medicare Part A covers short-term skilled nursing care and rehabilitation therapy following a qualifying hospital stay (up to 100 days per benefit period). Medicare does not cover long-term custodial room and board. Contact Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation directly to confirm bed availability and coverage.

Where is Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation located?

Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation is located at 1500 32Nd St S, Great Falls, MT 59405.

How do I contact Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation?

You can reach Park Place Transitional Care and Rehabilitation by phone at (406) 761-4300.

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