Find long-term care with a clearer path.
Which kind of care are you looking for?
Adult Family & Residential Care Homes
Assisted Living
Nursing Homes & Rehab Centers
Adult Day Centers
Independent Living Communities
Specialized Care
50,716 listings in our directory. Last directory update: .
We work to add verified updates daily. Some listings appear in more than one category.
About licensing: For regulated care settings, we use official government licensing and provider records. Status reflects the source and date checked; a facility may remain licensed while correcting inspection findings. Where available, follow the official source in the listing for details.
Explore each care setting.
Explore the care settings below and find a starting point for your family. Each photo is an illustrative scene of daily life and support.
Adult Family & Residential Care Homes
A residential setting with support for daily life and personal care. Homes vary in size, services, and staffing. Ask about the support available for your needs.
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Assisted Living
A place to live with help for everyday tasks, such as dressing, meals, and personal care.
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Nursing Homes & Rehab Centers
Nursing care or rehabilitation in a care facility. Your care team can help you understand whether you need a short stay or longer-term care.
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Adult Day Centers
Activities and support during the day, then home again afterward. Ask about the schedule and services that suit your routine.
Explore adult day centers →
Independent Living Communities
Community living for adults who manage daily life on their own. Help with personal care or nursing may need to be arranged separately.
Explore independent living →
Specialized Care
Find out about memory support, care for adults with developmental disabilities, short-term respite, or hospice support. Ask which services each place offers.
Explore specialized care →Find care your way.
Start with the directory, or ask for personal guidance. Choose the path that feels right for your family.
See your care options.
Tell us where you’re looking and the kind of care you need. Choose how we can reach you, then explore the available listings.
Help Me Choose
Share your location, priorities, and timing. We’ll listen and help you plan your next step.
Search. Compare. Connect.
Find available listings, bring the details together, and choose your next conversation.
Search
Enter a location and choose your care needs. Add your contact details to continue to available listings.
Compare
Select two or three listings to see their available details together. Use the source links and confirm services, costs, and openings with each provider.
Connect
Contact a care provider to ask questions or plan a visit. For personal guidance, share the places you’re considering and what matters most to your family.
Ways to pay for care.
Care may be paid for through personal funds, eligible Medicaid benefits, or a long-term care insurance policy. Medicare may cover qualifying skilled nursing or rehabilitation under its rules. Ongoing help with daily living requires a separate payment plan.
You can begin with “I’m not sure yet” as your payment choice while you explore the options. Medicaid rules and covered services vary by state. Check what your benefits cover and what you will need to pay before choosing care.
Private Pay guide · Medicare & Medicaid guide
Coverage references: Medicare.gov and Medicaid.gov.
A few common questions.
How can I choose the right kind of care?
Start with the help you or your loved one needs each day, your preferred location, and your budget. The six care cards explain the options, and Help Me Choose opens a conversation with us. A care provider or qualified care professional can assess the support needed.
What’s the difference between Medicare and Medicaid?
Medicare and Medicaid support different care needs. Medicare may cover qualifying skilled nursing or rehabilitation. Medicaid may cover long-term services for people who meet their state’s requirements. Plan separately for ongoing personal care and confirm benefits with the relevant program. Read the Medicare and Medicaid guide.
Can I speak with someone in person in Washington?
Yes. Washington In-Person Consultation is available. Contact us to talk about where you need help and whether we can meet with you there.
Where can you help me find care?
In Washington, BestCareMatch offers in-person and online placement support, subject to service availability and applicable requirements. Our nationwide online placement service is being developed and expanded state by state. You may browse the directory across the U.S. and ask about your location, but listing coverage varies by category and individual placement support must be confirmed before we proceed.
What does it cost my family?
Washington families pay no placement fee for our placement assistance. A participating care home may pay us for an eligible private-pay referral; we explain applicable compensation and disclosures before a referral. Care homes charge separately for care, housing, deposits, and extras. For inquiries outside Washington, we confirm what service is available and explain any fee before you decide. Optional books and planning resources are separate purchases.
Who will help us, and what happens next?
I’m Sophi Garcia, the founder of BestCareMatch. I’ll listen to where you need care, what matters to your family, and when you hope to start. Then we’ll work through the next step together. When suitable options are available, I can prepare a short list of up to three places to discuss. Each place still needs to confirm its services, costs, and openings. Meet our founder, Sophimar Garcia.
What will a short list of care options tell me?
Your short list brings the important details together: each care home’s name, location, phone number, source information, and questions still to ask. We can go over it by email, text, or a call, based on your preference. I’ll help you see what to confirm before a visit, including services, openings, costs, and ways to pay. See an example and questions you can ask.
What does an Enhanced Profile tell me?
An Enhanced Profile is a paid listing that lets a care provider share more information. The listing features, provider recommendations, license checks, and availability confirmations are separate. Review the details, check the official source, and ask whether the provider can meet your needs.
Need help finding care?
Share where you are looking and what matters most to your family. I’m Sophi, and I’ll listen, help you explore your options, and work through the next step with you. Send a message whenever it suits you; I aim to respond within 24 hours.
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