Memory Care in California
Browse memory care communities by city in California.
Communities
72 across California
Published pricing
$4,950 – $11,491/mo
Common amenities
Garden/Outdoor Spaces, Dining Room, Private Rooms
CORONA
4 communities
RIVERSIDE
4 communities
FRESNO
3 communities
TORRANCE
3 communities
SANTA ROSA
2 communities
VACAVILLE
2 communities
SANTA CRUZ
2 communities
SANTA ANA
2 communities
REDDING
2 communities
CLOVIS
2 communities
SANTA BARBARA
2 communities
CIRTUS HEIGHTS
1 community
PASO ROBLES
1 community
DIXON
1 community
CARPINTERIA
1 community
LOS BANOS
1 community
CONCORD
1 community
REDLANDS
1 community
PLEASANTON
1 community
PLEASANT HILL
1 community
LA QUINTA
1 community
BAKERSFIELD
1 community
SAN DIMAS
1 community
ESCONDIDO
1 community
LA MESA
1 community
SOLVANG
1 community
LOS GATOS
1 community
HEMET
1 community
TRACY
1 community
RANCHO PALOS VERDES
1 community
ELK GROVE
1 community
SAN MARCOS
1 community
ANAHEIM
1 community
FONTANA
1 community
SAN JOSE
1 community
NAPA
1 community
CAMARILLO
1 community
LOS ANGELES
1 community
MODESTO
1 community
STANTON
1 community
LODI
1 community
SOLANA BEACH
1 community
MOUNTAIN VIEW
1 community
WALNUT CREEK
1 community
CASTRO VALLEY
1 community
CLEARLAKE
1 community
NATIONAL CITY
1 community
NEWPORT BEACH
1 community
VISTA
1 community
YREKA
1 community
LINCOLN
1 community
OCEANSIDE
1 community
PETALUMA
1 community
VISALIA
1 community
LA HABRA
1 community
Memory Care in California: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does memory care cost in California?
Among California communities that publish pricing on Tea and Slippers, monthly costs for memory care range from about $4,950 to $11,491. Pricing varies widely by city, apartment size, and level of care.
How many memory care communities are in California?
Tea and Slippers lists 72 memory care communities across California, with the largest number of options in CORONA.
Does Medicaid pay for memory care in California?
Medicaid coverage for memory care depends on the care setting and California's waiver programs. Nursing-level care is generally covered for eligible residents, while assisted living and home-based care may be covered through state Medicaid waivers with income and care-need requirements. Check with the community and California's Medicaid office for eligibility.