Madrid Home for the Aging is a 64-bed non-profit skilled nursing community in Madrid, Boone County, Iowa. Occupancy at 81 percent exceeds Iowa’s 75.4 percent average. Operated by Western Home Services Inc, the facility offers skilled nursing, memory care, and rehabilitation along with independent living and assisted living services. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay accepted.
Over six years on file, the facility averaged 4.2 deficiencies annually, essentially at the Iowa average of 4.4, with no immediate jeopardy findings, fines, or enforcement actions. Medication management is the clearest recurring theme in the record: errors were cited in the 2021 and 2023 annual surveys, an August 2025 complaint was substantiated for missing fentanyl patches and inaccurate narcotic counts affecting both residents reviewed, and narcotic destruction procedures were also cited in 2021. The March 2023 annual survey cited medication errors in all four residents reviewed for that area. Care planning gaps and food safety deficiencies have each appeared in multiple surveys as well. The CMS staffing sub-rating reflects case-mix adjusted hours 19.1 percent below Iowa’s average, meaning the resident acuity outpaces what the staffing hours deliver relative to peers, the one metric consistently below average in an otherwise mid-range profile. Quality Measures run 15.6 percent above Iowa average which is a positive clinical outcome signal.
Madrid Home for the Aging fits Boone County residents wanting skilled nursing, memory support, or post-acute rehabilitation within a non-profit continuum that extends from independent and assisted living through skilled care.




















