Communities 111-120 of 123
View the full Assisted Living in Idaho guideBrowse communities by city and county.
Broadway Fields Assisted Living provides assisted living in Idaho Falls, ID. Residents can receive help with daily tasks while continuing to live in the community.
Private rooms are available, giving each resident a personal living space. Broadway Fields Assisted Living may be a good fit for someone who needs assisted living support and prefers a private room.
Nampa’s Silver Crest Estates II is built for people who want to live on their own terms, just with more community around them. It’s an independent living property, so residents keep their own space and routine in private rooms, and the setup skips the medical or personal care side of things you’d find somewhere else. The building’s a single story, sitting inside a gated area close to shopping, restaurants, and things to do, about 3.4 miles out from downtown Nampa. You do need to be 55 or older to move in.
Here’s the thing about the location: it’s car-dependent. Walk Score gives it a 14 out of 100, so grabbing coffee or running to the store means driving, not strolling. That’s just how this part of Nampa is laid out, and it’s worth knowing going in if walkability matters to you or a family member.
Pets are welcome, which matters more than people think when someone’s leaving a house they’ve lived in for decades. There’s transportation service too, so residents aren’t stuck driving themselves everywhere despite the car-dependent setting. A clubhouse gives people a place to land, and there’s a steady rhythm of community events, plus fitness and recreation options for anyone who wants to stay active.
This is a gated, single-story independent living community where the day-to-day is shaped less by amenities-as-spectacle and more by the basics done consistently: private housing, help getting around, a pet-friendly policy, and regular chances to connect with neighbors.
Heritage of Preston provides assisted living and memory care in Preston, ID. Assisted living includes help with daily tasks while a resident maintains a private room, while memory care provides a secured setting with supervision for someone at risk of wandering. Offering both care levels can suit a resident whose needs may grow over time without requiring a move to another community.
The community has 55 beds, creating a smaller setting where staff and residents can get to know one another. Private rooms include private bathrooms, so each resident has a personal living space and bathroom within the community. A $1,000 move-in deposit is required as an upfront cost when arranging admission.
Staff are present around the clock. A doctor is on staff for medical care at the community, and transportation is available for residents who need arranged rides. Educational programs provide structured learning activities, while Jordan Snedaker serves as the director.
Cenoma House Residential Assisted Living offers assisted living and adult day care in Twin Falls, Idaho. Assisted living provides help with daily tasks, while adult day care provides care during the day. That makes the community a possible fit for someone who needs support without an overnight stay or for someone who needs ongoing help with daily routines.
Private rooms give each resident a personal living space, and residents may keep a pet with them. Activities include arts and crafts, barbecues, bingo, card nights, movie nights, scrapbooking, gardening, and live music. A wellness program is also available. Assisted living in the Magic Valley owns the community.
A putting green at an assisted living community isn’t something you see everywhere, and Generations at Lewiston has one, alongside a swimming pool, salon and spa, and movie theater, all built into its Vineyard Avenue location. The community specializes in assisted living, memory care, and respite care, backed by a secured perimeter and emergency systems that matter specifically for memory care safety.
Staffing runs deep here: 24-hour care staff, a nurse on staff, plus licensed nurses and CNAs providing round-the-clock clinical coverage. Rehabilitation services sit alongside respite care, covering both ongoing therapeutic needs and short-term family relief.
Music therapy, art therapy, and pet therapy go well beyond a standard activities calendar, and personalized meal plans with nutritional counseling suggest an operation paying real attention to individual resident needs rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. Gardening, exercise classes, and social activities round out the recreational side.
Walk Score sits at 18, firmly car-dependent, so this is a community where residents lean on what’s inside the building rather than what’s outside it. Pets are welcome too, which matters for anyone not willing to leave a companion animal behind.
Generations at Lewiston ultimately is assisted living and memory care wrapped in genuinely specialized therapeutic programming and a resort-caliber amenity set, in a Lewiston location built for residents who’ll spend most of their time on-site.
Grace Assisted Living sits in Pocatello, Idaho, serving residents from both Pocatello and neighboring Chubbuck. The location is car-dependent, with a Walk Score of 11, so getting around requires a vehicle, something worth factoring in for families who visit regularly or for residents with outside appointments.
The care model is built around consistent, around-the-clock support. Nursing services, rehabilitation, and respite care are all on-site, and 24-hour staffing means someone is always available. The community runs its own bus for resident transportation, and Religious Services round out the structured programs alongside Transportation Services.
On the amenity side, the profile lists a movie theater, gym, salon, activity rooms, game tables, and a private dining room. The food program is chef-planned and staff-served. Activities are managed by a dedicated Activity Director whose calendar runs from bingo and card games to crafts, ice cream socials, and live musical performances, with room for holiday events throughout the year.
Grace Assisted Living does not accept Medicare. Residents here are covered by private pay or other non-Medicare funding, which is a meaningful consideration for families mapping out longer-term costs.
The facility is structured for older adults who want consistent daily support, a well-stocked activity calendar, and on-site care access, in a setting where the community itself handles the logistics of getting around.
The Gables of Pocatello is one of the trusted assisted living homes in the city. They understand that an enriching senior living experience begins with the right lifestyle that reinvents the meaning of senior care. The assisted living community enriches, empowers, and encourages all residents to still live freely on their own terms while receiving the necessary support. The Gables of Pocatello is a home that honors your trust in them; they ensure that seniors are given the utmost level of care and respect.
The vibrant home offers a list of services that include 24-hour nursing supervision, transportation, housekeeping, medication management, an emergency call response system in every room, and cozy outdoor and indoor common areas. Other activities include movie nights, fitness classes, a gardening club, and other scheduled social events.
McConnell Residential Care Home offers assisted living and residential care in Caldwell, ID. Assisted living includes help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and medication while residents live in a residential setting. Private and semi-private rooms are available, so the home may be a good fit for someone seeking either a room alone or a shared room, depending on their preferred living arrangement.
Providing assisted living services for older adults, Grace Assisted Living – Pocatello is located on New Day Parkway in Pocatello, Idaho. The community is designed for individuals who need help with daily activities while maintaining as much independence as possible.
The surrounding area has a walkability score of 11, making it car-dependent for most errands, appointments, and family visits. This is typical of many neighborhoods outside the city’s central area.
Regency Columbia Village offers a full spectrum of senior care options in Boise, including adult day care, assisted living, memory care, and respite care services. This multilevel approach lets the home serve seniors at different stages and with varying care needs in one place.
An engaging atmosphere for residents is a community priority. A wide array of clubs and activities caters to various interests, fostering social connections and personal growth. The pet-friendly setting allows occupants to maintain their cherished companionships. Extensive housekeeping services bolster daily living, freeing residents to focus on activities and relationships they enjoy. A particular strength is location. Regency Columbia Village sits conveniently near two major medical centers, St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center and Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, giving residents direct access to top-quality healthcare when needed. The community sits in the Southeast Boise neighborhood, though the car-dependent area has limited nearby walkable options. The home is designed with occupants’ well-being in mind, blending well-designed rooms with personalized care across its multiple service units.
For families checking out senior living options in Boise, Regency Columbia Village is a flexible, comprehensive choice.
Rankings on this page follow the same method as page 1: see how we rank these communities.
