Board and Care Homes
Intimate, Home-Like Care in Residential Settings
For seniors who prefer a smaller, more personal care environment, board and care homes offer an ideal alternative to larger facilities. We help families find licensed, quality residential care homes that feel like family.

Why Families Choose Board and Care Homes
Board and care homes offer a unique blend of professional care and home-like comfort that many seniors and families prefer over larger institutional settings.
Home-Like Setting
Residential homes in quiet neighborhoods that feel like home, not an institution.
Small Group Size
Typically 4-6 residents, ensuring personalized attention and meaningful relationships.
Personalized Care
Care plans tailored to each resident's unique needs, preferences, and routines.
24/7 Supervision
Round-the-clock care and supervision from dedicated, caring staff.
What Board and Care Homes Offer
Despite their small size, board and care homes provide comprehensive services to support daily living and ensure residents' comfort and safety.


Is a Board and Care Home Right for Your Loved One?
Board and care homes are ideal for seniors who want personalized attention in a quiet, home-like environment. Consider this option if your loved one:
Board and Care Home FAQs
What is a board and care home?
Board and care homes, also called residential care homes or adult family homes, are licensed care facilities located in residential neighborhoods. They typically serve 4-6 residents and provide 24-hour non-medical care including meals, personal care assistance, medication management, and supervision in a home-like setting.
How is board and care different from assisted living?
Board and care homes are smaller (typically 6 or fewer residents) and located in residential homes rather than purpose-built facilities. They offer more intimate, personalized care with higher staff-to-resident ratios. Assisted living communities are larger, offer more amenities and activities, but may feel more institutional.
What level of care do board and care homes provide?
Board and care homes provide custodial care including help with daily activities, medication reminders, meal preparation, housekeeping, and 24-hour supervision. They do not provide skilled nursing care. Some specialize in dementia care or other specific needs.
How much do board and care homes cost?
Board and care homes are often more affordable than larger assisted living communities, typically ranging from $3,000 to $6,000 per month depending on location and care level. This usually includes room, board, and personal care services.
Are board and care homes licensed and regulated?
Yes, board and care homes must be licensed by the state and meet specific requirements for staffing, training, safety, and care. They are subject to regular inspections. We only work with properly licensed, reputable care homes.
Can board and care homes accommodate couples?
Many board and care homes can accommodate couples, though availability varies. The intimate setting can be ideal for couples who want to stay together while receiving different levels of care.
Find the Perfect Board and Care Home
Let us help you find a warm, caring residential home where your loved one will receive personalized attention in a family-like atmosphere.