Find senior care you can compare with confidence.
Compare 38,670 senior care options across every type — nursing homes, assisted living, memory care, and more — using ratings, inspections, cost, and family reviews. Independent, free, and never paid for placement.
What to compare
Which level of senior care do you need?
"Senior care" spans several levels. Start by matching the type to the person's needs, then compare specific facilities on the same independent signals.
Independent & assisted living
For seniors who are largely independent but want community, services, or some help with daily tasks like meals, medications, and bathing.
Memory care
A secured, specialized setting for Alzheimer's and other dementias, with trained staff and structured days.
Nursing homes
Round-the-clock skilled nursing and rehabilitation for complex medical needs — the only type rated by Medicare.
Compare on the same signals
Whatever the level, weigh ratings and inspections, staffing, cost, and family reviews together — and never trust a directory that takes referral fees.
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Senior care by state
More care types available in this state, including assisted living and memory care.
Good to know
Senior care — frequently asked questions
What types of senior care are there?
The main levels are independent living, assisted living, memory care (for dementia), and nursing homes / skilled nursing (for round-the-clock medical care). Continuing care communities combine several levels on one campus. EveryPlace covers 38,670 facilities across these types.
How do I know which level of care is right?
Match the setting to the person's daily needs: help with chores and meals points to assisted living; memory loss with safety risk points to memory care; complex medical or rehabilitation needs point to a nursing home. When in doubt, a doctor or social worker can help assess the level of care.
What's the difference between assisted living and a nursing home?
Assisted living helps largely independent seniors with daily tasks in a residential setting. A nursing home provides 24-hour skilled nursing and medical care. Nursing homes are the only type with official Medicare star ratings.
Does EveryPlace charge facilities or take referral fees?
No. EveryPlace is an independent research directory built on public records and family reviews. No facility pays for placement, ranking, or removal — every option is shown equally.