Assisted Living Explorer

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Oct 2026
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15 homes

Assisted Living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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15 facilities found
Types of Care
Facility Phone Number
Zip Code
ALM Inspection Grade
Pets
Walk Score
Owner/Operator Name
Total Inspections
Complaint Inspections
% of Inspections with Citations
Total Citations
Citations per Inspection
Profit Status
Total Daily Staff
Staff/Residents
Occupancy
Bed Options
BBB
ALILMC
165
215-564-5455
Philadelphia (Center City)
19103
C
Yes
96 #3 / 450
Wg Center City Sh LLC
40
8 #292 / 400
63% #246 / 400
207 #370 / 400
5.2 #306 / 400
Profit
170 #6 / 298
1.35
89.7% #25 / 351
Studio / Suite / 1 Bed / 2 Bed
–
ALILMC+1
122
215-253-8133
Philadelphia (Chestnut Hill)
19118
C
No
64 #112 / 450
Abington Senior Care LLC
42
13 #360 / 400
71% #310 / 400
157 #350 / 400
3.7 #242 / 400
Profit
112 #61 / 298
1.32
69.7% #183 / 351
Studio
–
ALILMC+1
65
(215) 473-1552
Philadelphia (Wynnefield)
19131
C+
No
54 #156 / 450
Hayes Manor Inc
27
4 #173 / 400
67% #269 / 400
116 #306 / 400
4.3 #275 / 400
Non-Profit
42 #239 / 298
1.14
56.9% #268 / 351
Private Room / Apartment
A+
ALRE
81
2156515908
Philadelphia
19144
C+
No
94 #8 / 450
Kaysim Housing Group Inc
17
0 #1 / 400
59% #213 / 400
129 #322 / 400
7.6 #357 / 400
Profit
77 #149 / 298
1.15
82.7% #71 / 351
-
–
ALRERC
89
215-673-5555
Philadelphia (Northeast Philadelphia)
19115
A-
No
71 #80 / 450
Oakwood Residence LLC
18
0 #1 / 400
50% #127 / 400
49 #139 / 400
2.7 #159 / 400
Profit
42 #239 / 298
1.14
52.8% #288 / 351
-
–
ALCCRCIL+3
79
(215) 991-7101
Philadelphia (Northwest Philadelphia)
19144
-
Yes
81 #45 / 450
Stapeley Hall
26
3 #139 / 400
73% #327 / 400
171 #359 / 400
6.6 #344 / 400
Non-Profit
60 #185 / 298
1.40
58.2% #256 / 351
Studio / 1 Bed / 2 Bed
–
ALRE
30
+1 215-482-6615
Philadelphia (Roxborough)
19128
B-
No
87 #23 / 450
Roxborough Home For Women Inc
19
2 #114 / 400
58% #208 / 400
100 #285 / 400
5.3 #309 / 400
Non-Profit
17 #293 / 298
1.06
60.0% #243 / 351
Private Rooms
–
ALHPIL+4
50
(215) 487‑1300
Philadelphia (Roxborough)
-
-
Yes
69 #91 / 450
Cathedral Village
18
0 #1 / 400
67% #269 / 400
41 #102 / 400
2.3 #120 / 400
Non-Profit
24 #286 / 298
1.00
-
-
–
CCRCILMC+3
101
(215) 563-1800
Philadelphia (Center City)
19103
-
Yes
95 #2 / 212
Logan Operator LLC
7
1
86%
114
16.3 #81 / 180
Profit
93
1.45
73.3% #101 / 165
Studio / 1 Bed / 2 Bed
–
AL
48
2152422991
Philadelphia
19119
D
No
73 #71 / 450
Wilmatt Inc
25
8 #292 / 400
84% #371 / 400
323 #386 / 400
12.9 #388 / 400
Profit
29 #272 / 298
1.04
54.2% #280 / 351
-
–
ILMCNH+1
188
(215) 697-8000
Philadelphia (Northeast Philadelphia)
-
-
No
76 #46 / 212
Philadelphia Protestant Home
22
3
45%
32
1.5 #112 / 180
Non-Profit
-
-
45.2% #155 / 165
-
–
ILNHRC+1
50
(215) 624-5800
Philadelphia (Northeast Philadelphia)
-
-
Yes
15 #186 / 212
Evangelical Manor, Inc.
22
1
55%
72
3.3 #148 / 180
Non-Profit
23
1.00
-
-
–
ALCCRCIL+3
170
(215) 934-3000
Philadelphia
19115
-
No
66 #101 / 450
Pauls Run Inc
-
0 #1 / 400
0 #1 / 400
0 #1 / 400
0 #1 / 400
Non-Profit
-
-
-
Studio / 1 Bed / 2 Bed
A+
ALILMC+3
142
(267) 310-2047
Philadelphia (Wynnefield Heights)
19131
-
No
50 #174 / 450
-
-
-
-
-
0 #53 / 180
-
-
-
46.5% #321 / 351
Studio / 1 Bed / 2 Bed
A
ALRE
37
2152219033
Philadelphia
19140
-
No
85 #29 / 450
Taylors Personal Care Home LLC
-
0 #1 / 400
0 #1 / 400
0 #1 / 400
0 #1 / 400
Profit
-
-
-
-
–
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01 What government services provide money for senior housing?
Several federal and state programs help cover the cost of senior housing, including Medicaid waivers, the VA Aid & Attendance benefit, Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly, and state-specific assisted living subsidies. Eligibility varies by income, assets, and care needs.
02 How do you pick the homes you recommend?
We surface every licensed facility in our directory and rank them using publicly reported data — state inspection ratings, occupancy, staffing levels, citations, and price. We do not accept payment for placement in the explorer.
03 Do you help families that need Medicaid?
Yes. Assisting families who need Medicaid is important to us as it plays a crucial role in offering financial support to seniors confronting economic challenges. We would like to keep essential healthcare services accessible to all community members, irrespective of one’s financial circumstances.
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