Assisted Living Facilities
Compare 13,183 assisted living communities across 51 states. Every profile is built from state licensing and inspection records, with pricing, amenities, photos and staffing details so you can narrow the list before you ever pick up the phone.
Reviewed by
Jordan Weiss, PhD
Member of the NYU Optimal Aging Institute
- 13,183 Profiles
- 51 States
- 16 Top cities
Assisted Living by State
Pick a state to see every assisted living provider we cover there, with pricing and inspection detail.
- Alabama 137
- Alaska 55
- Arizona 521
- Arkansas 139
- California 1,306
- Colorado 360
- Connecticut 92
- Delaware 38
- District of Columbia 11
- Florida 913
- Georgia 440
- Hawaii 76
- Idaho 119
- Illinois 302
- Indiana 198
- Iowa 172
- Kansas 123
- Kentucky 166
- Louisiana 98
- Maine 330
- Maryland 741
- Massachusetts 213
- Michigan 381
- Minnesota 466
- Mississippi 146
- Missouri 195
- Montana 84
- Nebraska 122
- Nevada 288
- New Hampshire 113
- New Jersey 220
- New Mexico 106
- New York 293
- North Carolina 330
- North Dakota 38
- Ohio 319
- Oklahoma 121
- Oregon 275
- Pennsylvania 349
- Rhode Island 42
- South Carolina 183
- South Dakota 59
- Tennessee 255
- Texas 802
- Utah 149
- Vermont 33
- Virginia 298
- Washington 419
- West Virginia 39
- Wisconsin 329
- Wyoming 25
Top Cities for Assisted Living
- Baltimore, MD 242 providers
- Las Vegas, NV 167 providers
- Phoenix, AZ 85 providers
- Houston, TX 79 providers
- San Antonio, TX 62 providers
- Tucson, AZ 61 providers
- Mesa, AZ 60 providers
- Clark County, NV 60 providers
- Scottsdale, AZ 52 providers
- Silver Spring, MD 51 providers
- Reno, NV 51 providers
- Denver, CO 50 providers
- Dallas, TX 50 providers
- Los Angeles, CA 49 providers
- Bowie, MD 49 providers
- Minneapolis, MN 48 providers
Frequently Asked Questions
What is assisted living?
Assisted living combines a private or semi-private apartment with help for daily activities such as bathing, dressing, meals and medication management, plus a social calendar. It suits someone who needs regular support but not the round-the-clock medical care a nursing home provides.
How much does assisted living cost?
Costs vary widely by state, room type and level of care. Each facility profile lists the pricing we have on record, and our cost of care guide breaks down typical monthly costs state by state.
Does Medicare pay for assisted living?
Medicare does not cover long-term assisted living costs, though it can cover a short-term skilled nursing stay after a hospital visit. Medicaid waiver programs help cover assisted living in many states for residents who meet income and asset limits.
How do I compare assisted living facilities?
Start with the state or city pages below, then compare individual profiles on pricing, care levels, staffing and state inspection history. Our ranking methodology explains how we score and order communities.
