Question 1

How many senior care facilities are in Washington, DC?

Accepted Answer

There are 150 senior care communities listed in Washington, DC. Use the filters above to narrow results by care type or minimum star rating.

Question 2

What types of senior care are available in Washington?

Accepted Answer

Senior care communities in Washington include: home health care service (59), nursing home (28), assisted living facility (26), retirement home (15), senior citizen center (11), retirement community (5), aged care (3), rehabilitation center (2), hospice (1). Each care type serves different needs — nursing homes provide 24/7 skilled medical care, assisted living offers support with daily activities while maintaining independence, and memory care specializes in dementia and Alzheimer's care.

Question 3

What is the average rating of senior care facilities in Washington?

Accepted Answer

Senior care communities in Washington have an average rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, which is considered good. Ratings are based on reviews from residents, families, and visitors. We recommend reading individual facility reviews and scheduling in-person tours before making a decision.

Question 4

How much does senior care cost in Washington?

Accepted Answer

According to the Genworth Cost of Care Survey (2024), the statewide median monthly cost for a nursing home in District of Columbia is approximately $14,447 and assisted living averages around $6,750. Costs in Washington may be higher or lower depending on the specific facility and level of care needed. Contact facilities directly for personalized pricing.

Question 5

Does District of Columbia's Medicaid program cover nursing home care in Washington?

Accepted Answer

DC Medicaid covers nursing home care and offers the EPD (Elderly and Physically Disabled) waiver to help eligible residents access community-based long-term care. Medicare covers skilled nursing facility care for up to 100 days following a qualifying 3-day hospital stay, but does not cover custodial or assisted living care. Check individual facility listings to see which communities in Washington accept DC Medicaid.

Senior Living in Washington, DC

Amicus Nursing Inc

CARF-CCAC

Carolyn Boone Lewis Health Care Center

Center Care Day Treatment Program Washington Center for Aging Services

Comfort Sisi Healthcare

Community Ministries Program

DCHHA

District-Columbia Government

Dr. David B. Wilson Jr, MD

Family & Nursing Care

Forest Side

Grand Oaks Respite Room

gregiswhite

HeRise Growth Center Inc.

HomeCare-DC-VA.com

Individual Development

Ingleside Engaged Living

Interim HealthCare of Washington DC

J3 Healthcare Services LLC

Joye Assisted Living

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