Nursing Homes in Sabah

20 nursing homes listed in Sabah — updated October 2026

Looking for a nursing home in Sabah? This guide lists all 20 nursing homes across the state, with contact details, addresses, and fee ranges where available. All listings are independently researched — we are not affiliated with any provider.

Sabah ranks 10th of 13 states by number of nursing homes in our directory, with 20 listed.

20Nursing Homes listed
4.5 ★average across 13 nursing homes with 10+ Google reviews
Ask for a quotenone of those listed publish fees

Highest-rated nursing homes in Sabah

Based on Google Maps ratings, among homes with at least 10 reviews. Ratings reflect visitors' experience, not clinical quality, so always visit before deciding.

  1. Blue Swan Home Care5.0 ★ (28 reviews, Kota Kinabalu)
  2. Maradise Confinement Centre KK5.0 ★ (11 reviews, Kota Kinabalu)
  3. FALOVI Confinement Centre4.9 ★ (149 reviews, Kota Kinabalu)

What nursing homes cost in Sabah

Most nursing homes in Sabah do not publish fees: 0 of the 20 we list do. Ask every home for a written, itemised quote, and see our cost guide for typical price bands and the extras that are often billed on top.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many nursing homes are there in Sabah?

Our directory lists 20 nursing homes in Sabah. That covers the homes we have found and researched, so the real number may be different.

Which nursing home in Sabah has the highest Google rating?

Among homes with at least 10 Google reviews, Blue Swan Home Care has the highest rating in our data at 5.0 from 28 reviews. Ratings reflect visitors' experience, not clinical quality, so always visit before deciding.

How much does a nursing home in Sabah cost?

Fees for nursing homes in Sabah vary based on care level, room type, and the specific facility. Basic care can start from RM 1,500–2,500 per month, while premium or specialised dementia care can be RM 4,000–8,000+ per month. Contact individual providers for accurate quotes.

How do I choose the right nursing home in Sabah?

Start by assessing your loved one's care needs — basic daily assistance, nursing care, or specialised dementia/stroke care. Then visit 2–3 shortlisted homes, check staff-to-resident ratios, ask about medical support, and review the contract carefully before signing. Our step-by-step guide walks you through the process.

Are these nursing homes government-registered?

All residential care homes in Malaysia must be registered with the Department of Social Welfare (JKM). We recommend asking any facility you visit for their current JKM registration certificate.

Can I visit before committing?

Yes — always request a site visit before signing any agreement. Reputable homes welcome family visits and transparency about their operations.

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